RC switch Carson Reflex 6/14Ch Switch 2 (2x2.5A)

Product detailed description

The switch is designed for the Carson Reflex Stick 6 or 14 channel receiver.

The switch modules are connected directly to the RC receiver and can be controlled by a button, switch or lever of the RC transmitter. The switch position (up and down) and the duration (short and long) are taken into account. In the case of a 2-way module, only the position of the switch of the RC set is evaluated. It should be noted that the buttons and switches must have a middle position. Each switch output has a memory function, i.e. it remains activated until the switch returns to the neutral position and then returns to the same position again. The number of separate negative switch outputs available on the switches is 4 and 2. Each of the outputs has a blue cable 20 cm long. This cable must be connected to the negative pole of the consumer (switched device). Each switch output can switch a maximum current of up to 2.5A. The maximum permissible supply voltage is 16 V. The switching module is powered via the servo cable. The black cable (negative pole) can be connected directly to the battery or to the distribution terminal. At high loads, it is necessary to connect the black cable to avoid damaging the receiver.

Input voltage: 4 - 8V from the receiver
Input current: Approx. 18 mA at 5 V
Outputs: 2 or 4 off
Switching voltage: Maximum 16V
Switching current: maximum 2.5A at the output
Connecting wires: Outputs: 2/4 blue silicone wires with a length of 200 mm and 0.25 mm?
Servo connection: 300 mm servo drive with UNI connector
Negative feed: silicone cable with a length of 200 mm and 0.5 mm?
Dimensions: 16 x 14 x 4 mm
Weight: 10 g

4-way module:
Switch position                        Outputs
Long in "up" position           Output 1
Short in "up" position         Output 2
Short in "down" position     Output 3
Long in "down" position             Output 4

2-way module:
Switch position                       Outputs
Short in "up" position         Output 1
Short in "down" position         Output 2