Where RX480E Fits in Your Project

A remote button sends a wireless signal.
RX480E turns that signal into an output pin your circuit can read.
The output pin is a signal output, not a power output.
Use a driver, relay module, or MCU when your project needs to control a motor, pump, lock, or other real load.

Choose a Module for Your Project

  • RX480E-1A

    One 433 MHz wireless signal to one output pin.

    A simple starting point for LED tests, MCU inputs, and single-output control projects.

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  • RX480E-4

    Dual-chip version of the receiver module with decoding, four 433 MHz output pins for projects requiring several remote controlled signals.

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  • RX480E-4C

    Single-chip version of the receiver module with decoding, four 433 MHz output pins for projects requiring several remotecontrolled signals.

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  • RX480E-868

    Four 868 MHz output pins for projects requiring several remote controlled signals. The module integrates transmit and receive modes

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Not Sure Which Model Fits Your Project

Start with your RF frequency, output count, and the pin mapping your wiring or code expects.

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