Forward Reverse Switch Working Voltage DC5V to 48V, Linear Actuator 12v Remote Switch of Current Rating 10A, Remote Control Distance168 ft,for Linear Actuator,Winch Solenoid Relay Contactor.

This worked perfectly for our lounge/blanket storage. I love the old old school remote with a extendable antenna. The unit is compact and easy to hook up I taught my daughter how to do some simple wiring.

Made extending angel wings with this and a linear actuator. Operated nicely. Turned out beautifully. Received the parade’s Grand Marshall award. 🥇🌟

Fantastic. So simple. Works perfectly. Was delivered 2 days earlier than expected.

have a gm embark power bed cover . the reciever went bad and the company who produces the bed cover nor Gm would warranty the receiver without the original receipt even though my truck is less than a year old with less than 30k miles go figure. The company who manufactures the tonneau cover for GM wanted nearly 300 dollars for a replacement. I was rather miffed and figured I could probably figure a work around. I simply installed this where their Original receiver was. I no longer have an led light to shine in the bed but I typically carry a flashlight in my truck so who cares.

My key fob remote to unlock my vehicle stop working. I install this to bring the window up and down with the wireless remote to manually unlock my vehicle. Works perfectly

The product works great. I used it to control a 12V motorized patio roof that has rotating slats. The unit ships in the "latching" mode which I think is not good as you have to push one button to start the motor and another to stop it. This could lead to the motor being left on by accident. To change it to the momentary mode the instructions say that you have to push a button and wait for the LED to blink. The LED actually comes on and blinks off, that is when you release the button. If you hold the button too long you end up back in the latching mode. Installation was simple after I figured that out. Now we can control the patio roof from inside the house and close it if it starts to rain.

Using this to control an 18 inch linear actuator to change the angle of a pair of 200 watt solar panels (connected together as a single array). Power input is from one of the solar panels connected to an inexpensive buck converter. This switch works awesome. Yes the system only works in daylight, but I find that changing solar panel tracking angle at night isn't required...

This product is going to be installed in a vault door, with mechanical arms to lock the action. Seems very nice and compact and I believe it will work out great. I have only test fit the parts, but all went well and will be permanently installed once the final parts are painted and re-installed.