How to Remote Control Electric Wolf Whistle Car Horn

Question from customer:

“I have a classic car with a 12 volt electric wolf whistle. I’d like to trip the wolf whistle from outside the car during cruise nights. How would I accomplish this?”

Answer:

We recommend the model of 6000ft 6V/9V/12V/24V power output remote control kit (S1X-DC06/09/12/24-ANT2 & CB-2). Usually, 12 volt is default voltage for this kit. If you input 12 volt power to that receiver, receiver will output 12 volt for your wolf whistle horn. It is easy to practice with using of rf remote control because rf signal has advantage of passing through doors, walls, trees as well as other obstacles and long distance transmitting. We add external extended antenna to extend the range of the remote controller and make its transmission distance reach 6000ft/2000m in the open field.

Wiring is very simple. You can wire your wolf whistle horn to output terminals of receiver directly.

The outputs from the receiver can drive relay connected to your wolf whistle horn. Your device will work.

Usage:

Setting different control modes (We have set the receiver as Toggle mode before delivery. If you want to use other modes, do as following):

1) Setting control mode Toggle: Only connect Jumper-2.

Press big button: Turn on the relay, terminal A&B output DC power.

Press big button again: Turn off the relay, terminal A&B no output.

2) Setting control mode Momentary: Only connect Jumper-1.

Press and hold big button: Turn on the relay, terminal A&B output DC power.

Release big button: Turn off the relay, terminal A&B no output.

3) Setting control mode Latched: Do not connect Jumper-1 and Jumper-2.

Press big button: Turn on the relay, terminal A&B output DC power.

Press small button: Turn off the relay, terminal A&B no output.

General speaking, you can set Momentary mode for wolf whistle horn. When you press a momentary button, your wolf whistle horn stays on as long as you maintain pressure on the button. When you stop maintaining pressure on the button, your wolf whistle horn stops sounding.