Hi Joost Janson, yes, we are still developing more Sonoff versions, like low voltage version, version with temperature sensor. And we have our Sonoff RF version which has a RF receiver inside available on our online shop https://www.itead.cc/im151116003.html Note: the controller is not included in the package.
Yes, you can replace the 433Mhz RF receiver to other Mhz receiver.
Thanks for your answer, couldn'd find them before, only the RF-less type.and the Slampher.
I see that you sell the RF receiver seperately and it seems to be a little gem on it's own.
With build-in learning code, press-button pass-through and 4 data pins they seem ideal for a lot of diy-projects.
I ordered a few to play with.
Happy holidays.
Yeah, that's why we want to sell it seperately. Have fun and I would like to see your projects. Please share with us. Thank you!
https://www.itead.cc/wireless-4-buttons-push-cover-remote-controller.html
Specifically, I'm looking for details/datasheet for the RXC6 433Mhz RF receiver used in the 433Module. It's shown in the link below but without a datasheet.
http://www.icstation.com/rxc6-433mhz-superheterodyne-wireless-receiver-learning-code-arduinoavr-p-7516.html
Maybe this is what your looking for:
http://wiki.iteadstudio.com/433Mhz_RF_receiver
Hi there, what RF receiver module ITEAD's Sonoff RF and Slampher use is this one: https://www.itead.cc/rf-receiver-module-433mhz.html.
Be careful, the other Sonoff version such as Sonoff, Sonoff TH, Sonoff SV do not have 433 RF module.
https://www.itead.cc/wireless-4-buttons-push-cover-remote-controller.html
The RF transmitter has 4 buttons, does this mean you can only control 4 devices per remote?
Or does it mean you can only control 4 devices no mater how many remotes you have?
Joost Janson
Is there still development going on for this product? I would love to see the rf + wifi version of de Sonoff switch as seen in all the pictures and on youtube.
Can I add my own rf-receiver to the board? The holes and wiring are already present..
RF would make it much more versatile, you don't always want to start an app just to turn on the light.
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