Hubbell 31.130 - Manual
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Hubbell Industrial Controls, Inc.
Spec Sheet 31.130 • October 2000
Replaces: Catalog Sheet 31132 License-Free Radio
License
Free Radio
Control
Systems
120V AC Single & Two Speed
Hubbell Radio Remote Control Systems
HUBBELL
•
System approved for operation
under FCC Part 15 rules
— no user license
required.
•
Digital FM signal
— exceptional immunity to
noise.
•
Security
— 65,000+ address codes
available, user settable by dip switch
•
State of the art design
— surface mount, micro-
controller electronics.
• Auto power off extends battery life.
• Extremely compact and cost effective systems.
Select one of several single-speed transmitters or
a two-speed transmitter:
• Key-Ring - with 1 or 4 buttons
• Belt-Clip - with 1, 2, 3, 4, or 6 buttons
• Hand-Held - with 6 or 8 buttons
• Hand-Held -- with 8 two-speed buttons.
All transmitters are rated NEMA 3 for indoor/
outdoor use.
Select receivers with the number of output relays
to match the transmitter functions. A flexible
half–wave antenna mounts directly to the
receiver by BNC connector. All receivers are
rated NEMA 4X for indoor/outdoor use.
Eight Relay Receiver
with “Stop”
Single Speed Control
System Features
• Extremely compact and cost effective
Remote Control Systems
• Output relays are individually settable
for momentary or latched function
• Highly reliable and secure operation
• Meets FCC Part 15 rules: no user
license required
Two Speed Control
System Features
• Extremely compact and cost effective
Remote Control Systems
• Output relays are individually settable
for momentary or latched function
• Highly reliable and secure operation
• 32 frequencies in the 430 MHz FM
band
• Active E-Stop
• Meets FCC Part 15 rules: no user
license required
Four Relay Receiver with Key Ring
& Belt Clip Transmitter
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