Shenzhen Yaoertai Technology Development Co.; Ltd.

Shenzhen Yaoertai Technology Development Co.; Ltd. is based in Shenzhen, China and currently lists 70 active products in its catalogue. The catalogue is dominated by wireless RF remote control devices, including gate and door controllers, universal key‑clone remotes, LED‑light controllers and RF‑enabled alarm lamps. In addition, the supplier offers RF receiver modules, infrared beam photocell sensors and motor‑control receivers that support both fixed‑code and dip‑switch encoding. All items fall under the broader HS‑chapter 85 family for electrical and electronic equipment, reflecting the electronic nature of the products.

The company groups its offerings under the top categories of Agriculture and Remote Controls, although the listed items are primarily electronic control devices. Product titles reference frequencies such as 433.92 MHz and 1527 MHz, indicating compliance with the ISM bands commonly used for short‑range control. The range includes both transmitter units (e.g., “RF wireless remote control transmitter”) and receiver modules (e.g., “High Sensitivity Decoding RF Receiver Module”). The catalogue also contains LED siren and strobe alarm lights that integrate RF control functions, expanding the portfolio beyond pure remote units.

The product set covers typical remote‑control formats used in residential, commercial and agricultural settings. Fixed‑code and dip‑switch RF remotes at 433.92 MHz are standard in the industry, offering up to 10 mW output power and battery life of 2 - 3 years with CR2032 cells. Rolling‑code or encrypted variants are also common for security‑sensitive applications such as gate or garage doors. Receiver modules generally support a voltage range of 3.3 V to 5 V and include decoding ICs that meet IEC 62368‑1 safety standards. LED siren and strobe units are usually rated at 5 V DC input, with luminous flux between 200 - 500 lumens, and are designed for indoor or outdoor mounting. Buyers familiar with remote‑control hardware will recognize these specifications as the baseline for functional testing and integration.