DC 8V 12V 24V 36V Motor Remote Control Switch for Control Linear Actuator, 433Mhz 10A Motor Forward Reverse Relay Switch（Momentary Mode）

Hooked up to RV awning. The reason I picked this one is being able to keep the factory switch Others I looked at had reviews that said both sides of motor are grounded when not active so the factory switch would have caused it to short out, this one is too but it has a place to hook switch to the unit itself and it scratches activates the relays. On the remote the buttons are a little easy to press, I pressed then several times while remote was in pocket so I took it apart and put some heat shrink wrap around the entire button on circuit board but didn't shrink it down and just kept trimming it down until I got the right feel, now the buttons have the perfect resistance. Instructions say 5 amps recommended. Not sure what awesome awning is but it's fused for way more than 5 amps. I'm only running it for a few seconds at most and the unit is pretty cheap so I'll add relays on if I fry this one

I added this to my 60" DR Power Grader as well as this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DDPYPPZM to be able to use Milwaukee M18 batteries. Now my power grader is not connected with any wires and I can use any of my rechargeable M18s. This was easy to install, just 2 wires on the left for the battery and 2 at the M slots, in the middle. Super fast install, took less than 10 minutes and that was getting the proper tools and adding some simple bullet connectors to some wires so I do not mess with any of the original wiring on the DR so no warranty issues.

This worked awesome for my rv awning

This remote set worked well for what I needed it to do. The instructions are not that great though. It took me a while to figure out how to make the latching function work with the remote. For others wondering the same thing: after you solder the terminals on the back to enable the latching function, the remote is still "momentary". You need to reprogram the remote by pressing the learn button twice. Even this was a bit of a learning episode though, as it expects three buttons on the remote; up, stop, and down. I learned a trick thru experimentation: if you press up for the first function, then press BOTH buttons for the STOP function, then down for the last function, this gets you thru the learning process, and the stop function WILL work if you ever need it. Just press both buttons together.

The first one I ordered had some sort of an issue, but it was of no problem. Seller sent me another one that works stellar easy to install and mount works great.