Yellow 4 Function Wireless Remote Transmitter by PIERCE features six buttons: F1 to F4, plus two larger red and green buttons.

A hand holds a Lodar LTD 4 Function Wireless Remote Transmitter with six buttons labeled F1 to F4, used for equipment control.

A hand holding a Lodar LTD 4 Function Wireless Remote Transmitter, a compact yellow device with buttons and directional arrows, designed as part of a wireless remote system.

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4 Function Wireless Remote Transmitter

Name: 4 Function Wireless Remote Transmitter
Price: 164.0 USD
Rating: 4.95 (38 reviews)

PS004T

$164.00

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PS004 - 4 Function Wireless Remote Control System

4 Function Wireless Remote Transmitter

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Description

This remote is a four function replacement transmitter for the PS004 (four function wireless remote system -link) and comes with a 2 year warranty.

This product includes:

2 AAA Batteries
Lanyard
Instruction
2 overlays - one for standard, one for roll off series

Specifications

Specification	Details
CHANNEL	Wide Band, Fixed
FREQUENCY	433 MHz
FUNCTIONS	4
OPERATING DISTANCE	150 ft. (45 m.)
OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE	-22ºF to 149ºF (-30ºC to 65ºC)
SWITCH TYPE	Silicone Rubber Keypad with Carbon Pill
TRANSMITTER	Mini
TRANSMITTER BATTERIES	AAA x 2
TRANSMITTER IP RATING	IP 67
TYPE	Transmitter Only

Resources

PS004 - Wiring Diagram

Wiring Diagram

Reviews

Great device. Easy to pair great customer service also. Thanks

Thank you for letting us know! We will share with the team. :)

Nothing but QUALITY parts. It works great every time

Great to hear! 😃

Kit Complete and fast shipping

I purchased as a replacement remote and worked as good as the first one. However, the old and new have a good range of about 35'. When I stand at the end of the trailer 40' away, it has a problem staying connected while going up or down. The connection gets interrupted and it skips until I walk closer to the receiver.

Thank you for your review! The 35' range limit you are experiencing indicates something isn't working as it should. There are several things that can cause this and I'll list out here the most common causes in descending order.

- The biggest factor can be the mounting placement of the receiver itself. If it is in a very thick toolbox or behind a bunch of power cables, etc, it is possible it is experiencing interference.
- The transmitter having low batteries can also be a common issue, but it sounds like you can rule that one out since this is the second transmitter.
- Cold weather can cause issues but it would need to be very cold to cut the range more than half like you are experiencing? Unless you are in Antartica this is probably not the case either.
- It could be that there is another device on the truck itself operating on the 418Mhz band? Rarely some other products will operate on the same licensed band but that is not common.

Hopefully these can help resolve what is happening, but if they don't, reach out to us. We can work on evaluating the complete system for any repair/replacement under warranty that might be needed.