3 Volt Remote Control For 3 Volt Ignition Systems - 3VRC | 3VTMR
Make starting a fire easy with Warming Trends 3VRC 3 Volt Remote Control For 3 Volt Ignition Systems with wireless control for gas firepits with just a simple click of a button! The remote control transmitter runs with one (1) 12V battery with 2 buttons (ON/OFF system) to wirelessly transmit to a receiver that operates with four (4) AA batteries.
The receiver connects to all standard millivolt valves and can be mounted up to 20 feet away from the fire pit. No more trips to your outdoor gas fire pit, and absolutely no more kneeling on the ground. Enjoy the ambiance of a cozy fire without sacrificing the comfort of your seat using this convenient unit.
Features
- Wireless Functionality - Gives wireless control of an outdoor gas fire pit
- Easy to Use - Simple On/Off control for ease of operation
- Wide Range - Extended 20-foot approximate range allows ample space for use
- Battery Operated - Transmitter powered by 12V (A23) battery; Receiver requires (4) "AA" batteries
Note: Warranty coverage is not valid on individually purchased electronics.
Sizes
- 13"W x 13"L x 5"H;
- Weight: 3lbs.
24 Volt Key Chain Remote Control and Plug-In Receiver - KCRC
Make starting a fire easy with KCRC Key Chain Remote Control and Plug-In Receiver For 24-volt Ignition Systems by Warming Trends with wireless on/off control for a 24V electronic ignition fire pit system.
Features
- an on/off controller key fob
- and a plug-in receiver.
- Includes 24V keychain remote control and plug-in receiver
- To be used with 24V electronic fire pit ignition systems
No more trips to your outdoor gas fire pit, and absolutely no more kneeling on the ground. Enjoy the ambiance of a cozy fire without sacrificing the comfort of your seat using this convenient unit. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's listed instructions and all local building codes when installing this product.
Note: Warranty coverage is not valid on individually purchased electronics.
Sizes
- 13"W x 13"L x 5"H;
- Weight: 4lbs.
