433MHz RF Wireless Transmitter and Receiver Kit is a simple, low-cost wireless communication set used for sending digital signals over the air. It is ideal for remote control projects, wireless sensors, alarms, and Arduino/ESP32 DIY applications. The kit typically includes a 433MHz RF transmitter module and a 433MHz RF receiver module that work together for basic one-way data transmission.
Key Features
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Frequency: 433MHz (ISM band)
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Kit Type: RF Transmitter + Receiver pair
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Supports common DIY RF protocols (with encoding/decoding libraries)
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Works with microcontrollers: Arduino, ESP32, ESP8266, STM32
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Easy wiring (VCC, GND, DATA pins)
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Suitable for remote ON/OFF and simple wireless sensor data
Full Specifications (Typical)
Exact range and performance depend on antenna, voltage, environment, and module type.
Transmitter Module
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Operating Voltage: typically 3V–12V (many common TX modules)
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Output Power: increases with higher supply voltage (within rating)
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Data Input: 1 digital data pin (ASK/OOK modulation)
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Use: Sends data from MCU encoder/library to air
Receiver Module
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Operating Voltage: typically 5V (some RX modules support 3.3V versions)
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Data Output: 1 or 2 digital data pins (varies by board)
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Modulation: ASK/OOK reception
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Sensitivity: suitable for short-to-medium range DIY links
Communication
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Modulation: ASK / OOK (most common 433MHz cheap modules)
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Direction: Usually one-way (simplex) per transmitter/receiver pair
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Recommended Antenna: external wire/coil antenna for best range
Applications
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Wireless doorbell / remote switch projects
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Home alarm and sensor transmission
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Wireless temperature/humidity sensor nodes
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Arduino remote control / RC switches
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Garage-style remote signal experiments
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IoT prototypes (simple RF link)
Used In
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Arduino UNO/Nano wireless projects
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ESP32/ESP8266 with encoding libraries
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PT2262/PT2272 style remote control circuits
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DIY home automation triggers (with proper receiver decoding)
Package Includes
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1× 433MHz RF Transmitter Module
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1× 433MHz RF Receiver Module
