DC6V Momentary Remote Controller Controls 6V Motor Positvie and Reverse Rotation

We have 6V momentary remote controller to be promoted. It is designed for 6V electric devices specially.
This 2 channel wireless remote control momentary on off switch is widely applied to control on off electrical devices such like lights, motors, fans, electrically operated doors / locks / windows / blinds, etc.
remote control module
Now we’d like to show you how to remote control 6V motor. See the wiring diagram below, C is normally open terminal; A normally closed terminal and B common terminal. Connect terminal C to the positive and connect terminal A to the negative. Terminal B is supposed to be connected to the motor.
Note: The Power supply of receiver and motor must be provided individually in order to avoid interference between them.
application circuit
S2M-DC&C-2wiring COPY
Operation:
Press and hold button 1, the motor rotates in positive direction; Release button 1, motor stops rotating.
S2M-DC&C-2 positive rotate
Press and hold button 2, the motor rotates in reverse direction; Release button 2, motor stops rotating.
S2M-DC&C-2 reverse rotate

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