don't mind the fuzzy video, great example and proof that it works! thank you kindly for posting this up. it's exactly what i am looking for. i have the same wireless & hoist. thanks
Hey Chuck, You're a champ! If you hadn't taken the time to put out your video, I might have had to hire someone for muchos dineros. Very helpful...works beautifully! Thanks!
I also have been trying to make out the wireing in that hoist, it would hhave been really nice if you had sketched down the connections, I must say I could hear the frustration in your Voice, so good job well done, I will attempt mine tomorow
😂I’m glad you made it work and figured it out but you lost me! I think it’s more a you need to take it apart yourself and it will make sense thing. I appreciate your willing to help and I think after I take mine apart I will revisit your video and a light will go off in my head! 👍
I have a similar situation but the wire colors are different so I'd like to know what each wire is for coming out of the receiver box. Mine are black is power 1,white is power 2,orange is common,red is main, yellow is up,blue is down,grey is ro(receiver only)/start.So I'm trying to cross reference the wires to hook it up properly.any help would be appreciated,thanks.
Mine has a different colors in the receiver unit. Brown & Black = Power, Red = Main, Blue = Common, Green = Down, Yellow = Up. So I am totally confused now
Sry guys, I had to order a new wireless controller. My boy was playing with my wench while I was working and lost the controller.... I'm looking at a 4 week back order. Soon as I get it I will post a very detailed part 2 on how I done the relays. Even if I could find a wiring diagram I don't know how much good it would do because it seems every one of these Chinese wenches have a different diagram or different color wires or a different amount of wires. Not to say it can't be done, because I'm sure it can just not off the exact instructions I would give!
Hello, sorry for the inconvenience. I bought a hoist like the one in the video 3 years ago here in Florida, it is 110V 1300 W 60 h. I took it to Peru in South America where the current is 220 V, so I bought a 3000 W 60 H transformer. I installed and connected but it never worked, it only sounds trac trac and it doesn't turn, I don't know if it's because of the very low transformer, the brake or the capacitor. The problem is that I can't bring it to Florida for a travel matter. Could you give me an idea of what could be the fault. Thank you very much for your help
and so where is the updated wiring diagram along with the how-to for the additional relays that a few of you are talking about here in the comment section
I know in the video that Chuck said he had to overcome issues such as a stuck relay. Does anyone know what he was referring to? And how to fix? I suspect I have the same issue as I know it is wired correctly.
have you tried out yours under load and it works? I am having problems blowing the 5A fuse. Your motor is rated at 9Amps, and mine at 13Amps, but the unit has a 5Amp fuse. I would think running it with a load will cause the fuse to blow. Have you had any problems?
Thanks for taking the time to post this video. This wireless remote installation is very elusive on the internet. I have an 220/440lb electric hoist and want to use this controller. Since my hoists spec sheet says the unit draws only 3.9 amps, would I have to install additional relays? Or would the Obohos control blow fuses like it did on your setup?
@@jordanniagara3131Hey I'm just wondering did your wireless remote system have a operating voltage of 12 or 24 volts? I'm confused as to how a 12 or 24 volt receiver can operate a 120 volt winch. I have 3 of these hoists with a remote system that look super similar to this one in the video but my remote has. North, South, East, West, Up and down buttons to operate up to 3 hoists.
Thanks for the video. The HS-4 isn't designed to control the winch directly. Only has 5 amps it can deliver. (Even though the board mounted relays can provide 10amp if they had set it up that way). You need to wire this unit into a set of relays that then power the winch. I have chosen some 30-amp DPST relays from TE Connectivity. Part number from Allied electric is T92P7A22-120. Use two of these in place of the pendant switch. Now the unit should work as you want it to.
Thanks for creating this video. So you are still blowing fuses with this setup? Would make sense since it looks like the load current is still running through the 5 amp fuse. Got mine to work the same way you wired it but was thinking I may have to wire relays in due to the load. If that’s the case separate box would just need to be setup with 2 DPST relays the guy mentioned above. The grey and white would be used to trigger each relay and send the common/neutral to the motor/capacitor. Only thing I’m unsure of is who this capacitor is supposed to be integrated into the circuit (Series? Parallel?). Bout to throw this thing up in an attic that would be difficult to access later so want to make sure I got the wiring right before.
Yes I got it working properly, you definitely need a couple 30 amp relays wired in or it will just keep popping the fuse. mine has two capacitors and they are wired parallel
Got mine required and working but used 2 different 20A relays that come with an enclosure. Specifically I used 2 the RIB2401B. I also just wrapped up the extra 24v trigger wire and NC wire and left them inside the enclosure. Will post photos of the final wiring and setup. Functional Devices RIB2401B... www.amazon.com/dp/B000LEUJU6?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Photo of how I mounted the 2 relays. Just used velcro to attach them to the hoist. Used heatshrink tubing on the wires. Used grommets I had laying around both going into the control box and the relays and sealed off the relays with 2 screw in caps from an assorted kit I got on amazon. As stated before 2 of the unused wire I just wrapped up and stuck inside the relay enclosures. photos.app.goo.gl/tnvH6KSyAx6hZxwA6
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Oh, and DREW and CHUCK...hey, that is SO SUPER that you also include part numbers and pictures of what you used and ordered...SO HELPFUL and thorough.
don't mind the fuzzy video, great example and proof that it works! thank you kindly for posting this up. it's exactly what i am looking for. i have the same wireless & hoist. thanks
Hey Chuck, You're a champ! If you hadn't taken the time to put out your video, I might have had to hire someone for muchos dineros. Very helpful...works beautifully! Thanks!
Awesome job !!! Got mine hooked up works perfect. Thanks for your time.
I also have been trying to make out the wireing in that hoist, it would hhave been really nice if you had sketched down the connections, I must say I could hear the frustration in your Voice, so good job well done, I will attempt mine tomorow
Awesome video. It works. Thank you!
Just ordered the relays yesterday so I will submit pictures and wiring diagram hopefully by this weekend.
Looks a really good job
thanks it help.... i am building a electrical scafold and got the HS 4 OBOHOS remote thsng agen
😂I’m glad you made it work and figured it out but you lost me! I think it’s more a you need to take it apart yourself and it will make sense thing. I appreciate your willing to help and I think after I take mine apart I will revisit your video and a light will go off in my head! 👍
I have a similar situation but the wire colors are different so I'd like to know what each wire is for coming out of the receiver box. Mine are black is power 1,white is power 2,orange is common,red is main, yellow is up,blue is down,grey is ro(receiver only)/start.So I'm trying to cross reference the wires to hook it up properly.any help would be appreciated,thanks.
Mine has a different colors in the receiver unit. Brown & Black = Power, Red = Main, Blue = Common, Green = Down, Yellow = Up. So I am totally confused now
Sry guys, I had to order a new wireless controller. My boy was playing with my wench while I was working and lost the controller.... I'm looking at a 4 week back order. Soon as I get it I will post a very detailed part 2 on how I done the relays. Even if I could find a wiring diagram I don't know how much good it would do because it seems every one of these Chinese wenches have a different diagram or different color wires or a different amount of wires. Not to say it can't be done, because I'm sure it can just not off the exact instructions I would give!
I lost my wench 20 yrs ago.
Hello, sorry for the inconvenience. I bought a hoist like the one in the video 3 years ago here in Florida, it is 110V 1300 W 60 h. I took it to Peru in South America where the current is 220 V, so I bought a 3000 W 60 H transformer. I installed and connected but it never worked, it only sounds trac trac and it doesn't turn, I don't know if it's because of the very low transformer, the brake or the capacitor. The problem is that I can't bring it to Florida for a travel matter. Could you give me an idea of what could be the fault. Thank you very much for your help
and so where is the updated wiring diagram along with the how-to for the additional relays that a few of you are talking about here in the comment section
Will this work on a 2000 lb harbor freight hoist , the wireing is a bit diffrent , which Cap wire do you move there are 4 wires
My 1320lb pittsburgh hoist has 2 compositor and a 3 connection auto stop safety switch.......if you can help please let me know
I know in the video that Chuck said he had to overcome issues such as a stuck relay. Does anyone know what he was referring to? And how to fix? I suspect I have the same issue as I know it is wired correctly.
Thank you
have you tried out yours under load and it works? I am having problems blowing the 5A fuse. Your motor is rated at 9Amps, and mine at 13Amps, but the unit has a 5Amp fuse. I would think running it with a load will cause the fuse to blow. Have you had any problems?
I ran it under load a lot, but it did blow the fuse about once a week. You have to wire in 30 amp relays
@@chuckd387 thanks, I read that farther in the comments. I already have the relays ordered. Thanks
Thanks for taking the time to post this video. This wireless remote installation is very elusive on the internet. I have an 220/440lb electric hoist and want to use this controller. Since my hoists spec sheet says the unit draws only 3.9 amps, would I have to install additional relays? Or would the Obohos control blow fuses like it did on your setup?
Hey Jordan, did you end up needing the two relays?
@@vikred5742 Nope. I didn't need any extra relays
@@jordanniagara3131Hey I'm just wondering did your wireless remote system have a operating voltage of 12 or 24 volts? I'm confused as to how a 12 or 24 volt receiver can operate a 120 volt winch. I have 3 of these hoists with a remote system that look super similar to this one in the video but my remote has. North, South, East, West, Up and down buttons to operate up to 3 hoists.
@Straight-Outta-Roanoke-AL it's a 110v unit.
@@vikred5742 that's what I was wondering also
I'm so sorry...but I forgot one more thing...can I ask from where it was that you ordered your Obohos MS-4 unit?
100 bucks on Ebay
any video on wireing relay
Give me wiring schematic sir...please.
Thanks for the
video. The HS-4 isn't designed to control the winch directly. Only has 5 amps
it can deliver. (Even though the board mounted relays can provide
10amp if they had set it up that way). You need to wire this unit into a
set of relays that then power the winch. I have chosen some 30-amp DPST
relays from TE Connectivity. Part number from Allied electric is T92P7A22-120.
Use two of these in place of the pendant switch. Now the unit should work
as you want it to.
skysailorman please post detailed pictures! Agree with you 100%. keeps popping fuses about once a week.
Thanks for creating this video. So you are still blowing fuses with this setup? Would make sense since it looks like the load current is still running through the 5 amp fuse. Got mine to work the same way you wired it but was thinking I may have to wire relays in due to the load. If that’s the case separate box would just need to be setup with 2 DPST relays the guy mentioned above. The grey and white would be used to trigger each relay and send the common/neutral to the motor/capacitor. Only thing I’m unsure of is who this capacitor is supposed to be integrated into the circuit (Series? Parallel?). Bout to throw this thing up in an attic that would be difficult to access later so want to make sure I got the wiring right before.
Yes I got it working properly, you definitely need a couple 30 amp relays wired in or it will just keep popping the fuse. mine has two capacitors and they are wired parallel
Got mine required and working but used 2 different 20A relays that come with an enclosure. Specifically I used 2 the RIB2401B. I also just wrapped up the extra 24v trigger wire and NC wire and left them inside the enclosure. Will post photos of the final wiring and setup. Functional Devices RIB2401B... www.amazon.com/dp/B000LEUJU6?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Photo of how I mounted the 2 relays. Just used velcro to attach them to the hoist. Used heatshrink tubing on the wires. Used grommets I had laying around both going into the control box and the relays and sealed off the relays with 2 screw in caps from an assorted kit I got on amazon. As stated before 2 of the unused wire I just wrapped up and stuck inside the relay enclosures. photos.app.goo.gl/tnvH6KSyAx6hZxwA6