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K8051 - 15-channel remote control
ID: 189755
15-channel remote control - set for self-assembly
Description
K8051 is a 15-channel infrared remote control. Elegant design - a glossy housing with two buttons, allows access to 45 channels (3 addresses with 15 channels each). The built-in reset button allows the user to 'reset' all channels simultaneously. The choice of channel and address is made in a simple and direct way. Even in total darkness there is no problem with operating and choosing the correct channel.
properties
- Range up to 20m (K8050 / indoors)
- Power supply: 2 AAA / 2 batteries (not included)
- Low energy consumption
- Dimensions 160 x 27 x 23mm
189755
Manufacturer transfer multisort elektronik sp. z o.o Ustronna 41 93-350 Łódź Poland dso@tme.pl
Responsible person transfer multisort elektronik sp. z o.o Ustronna 41 93-350 Łódź Poland dso@tme.pl
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15-channel remote control - set for self-assembly