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📶 Elevate your wireless game with the CC1101 – where power meets precision!
The CC1101 Wireless Module with SMA antenna is a compact, multi-frequency RF transceiver supporting 315/433/868/915 MHz bands. It operates efficiently within a 1.8V to 3.6V range, consuming less than 30mA peak current, and delivers up to +10dBm transmit power. Featuring built-in CRC error detection, RSSI signal strength monitoring, and SPI programmable settings, it’s engineered for reliable, low-power wireless communication in IoT, remote control, and sensor network applications.
| ASIN | B0D2TMTV5Z |
| Antenna | Radio |
| AntennaDescription | Radio |
| Best Sellers Rank | #13 in Computer Networking Transceivers |
| Brand | AOICRIE |
| Built-In Media | CC1101 |
| Color | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 84 Reviews |
| Manufacturer | AOICRIE |
| Number of Channels | 4 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| UPC | 687117711663 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
S**M
Impressed with the range
Works great for my espsomfy shades. Good distance as well. I have in my basement and can control 3 shades upstairs
L**K
Perfect 433mhz transceiver. Works great with smart blinds.
Fantastic! Worked perfectly on my first try. Got it up and running as a 433.92mhz controller for my old RF blinds and was able to modernize them using ESP-IDF Matter. Saved me from having to buy new blinds motors with modern comms protocols.
T**S
This one!
I’ve bought a few of these and I think this is the best one. Build quality is very nice, it just feels better quality than comparable versions, very good range and connectivity.
A**E
These don't work at all the advertised frequencies. Buyer beware
I'm using this to control fans from a popular big box store that use 303.875MHz, and for 433MHz for some remote controlled lights. I'm using esphome and an ESP32 to drive the transceiver. I've tried 915Mhz and it doesn't pick up anything. These chipsets are definitely for 433Mhz; 915Mhz requires a different set of inducers and you can buy CC1101s for that frequency. I am using home-made ground-plane antennas tuned with a NanoVNA to the correct frequency so I do not believe it is error, and OpenAI provided the lambda functions for initializing and transmitting the packets. If your project uses the lower frequencies, this product will work just fine. Make sure you drive the CC1101 with 3v3, and not 5v or you will kill the board. Ask me how I know.... I had to buy more of them to make up for my mistake.
N**S
Not As Advertised!
These are advertised as working in the 868MHz/915MHz ISM bands. However, this board is engineered to work on 433MHz, which requires a amateur radio license in the United States (which I do have). But my need is for the unlicensed 915MHz ISM band. This module would require a complete redesign to work in the 915MHz ISM band.
T**A
works with 303Mhz hunter fans
Works with hunter fans on 303mhz frequency. Use rc_switch tho bit good range and power. Good value as well
R**E
HAOS & ESP32SOMFY ready
Plays nicely with Home Assistant Operating system and ESP32Somfy. Can control the blinds via HAOS or web browser versus stuck only with hardware remote.
S**H
The CC101 component is not yet pulled in, but the PR works.
Same as some others here. I tuned this bad boy to 303Mhz to control a fancy ceiling fan with light. Used ESPhome as firmware; Responsive, good enough range.
M**Y
Ok
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