P1000 Plug and Play Warn Wireless Remote?

[PAoutdoor]

I am in the process of installing my Warn ProVantage 4500S winch on my Pioneer. I would like to purchase the wireless remote. From what I see the one specified for ATV/UTV's seems to involve wiring, but the one that is specified for trucks appears to plug into existing wired remote socket that I will be installing. Wondering if anyone knows if this will work on my winch. I like the ease of just plugging it into the socket when needed. When I read some of the reviews it appears that people use this version on UTV's just looking for a confirmation.

 

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[Cuoutdoors]

You are correct. I have the one that is wired in. If you are installing the socket that you would use for the remote that has a cord, then yes the plug and play will work. It just plugs right into that socket. Some of the truck winches have that socket built right into the winch, which is what the plug and play is designed for. Do you intend to install a rocker switch on the dash or just using the socket and the corded controller when in the machine?

I have a switch on the dash and the wireless remote. This is the 3rd machine of done this with and all three have been flawless.

 

[PAoutdoor]

You are correct. I have the one that is wired in. If you are installing the socket that you would use for the remote that has a cord, then yes the plug and play will work. It just plugs right into that socket. Some of the truck winches have that socket built right into the winch, which is what the plug and play is designed for. Do you intend to install a rocker switch on the dash or just using the socket and the corded controller when in the machine?

I have a switch on the dash and the wireless remote. This is the 3rd machine of done this with and all three have been flawless.

Thanks for the reply. I am contemplating installing the rocker switch on that dash at this time. I will primarily use the winch for plowing and have heard that the remote is nice for this. Part of me just does not want to cut anymore holes in the dash than I need to.

 

[JTW]

FWIW.. several of us on here are running these with good luck. Granted the first one I received didn’t work but the second has been on over a year.

https://www.amazon.com/CARCHET-Wireless-Remote-Control-Indicator/dp/B07CKPJSBC/?tag=sxsweb24-20

 

[PAoutdoor]

FWIW.. several of us on here are running these with good luck. Granted the first one I received didn’t work but the second has been on over a year.

https://www.amazon.com/CARCHET-Wireless-Remote-Control-Indicator/dp/B07CKPJSBC/?tag=sxsweb24-20

Good to know. Nice price.

 

[Ragnar406]

FWIW.. several of us on here are running these with good luck. Granted the first one I received didn’t work but the second has been on over a year.

https://www.amazon.com/CARCHET-Wireless-Remote-Control-Indicator/dp/B07CKPJSBC/?tag=sxsweb24-20

every any concern of another remote activating your winch? I am sure there are a specific number of frequencies used so..

 

[JTW]

every any concern of another remote activating your winch? I am sure there are a specific number of frequencies used so..

Well there wasn’t..

 

[mjn]

I love it when a question is answered before I ask it....

 

[JTW]

It shouldn’t be any worse than a group of machines with warn remotes. But so far it’s been a non issue.

 

[pit]

JTW - I had the dealer install the winch when I bought mine, so I'm not familiar with the wiring without looking at it. You think I would I be able to install the controller you are using without affecting the existing plug? I'd like to leave it in place as a back up. The warn wireless kit would be easier, but it alot more $$$ than the one you listed.

 

[JTW]

It just connects to the winch solenoid so I don’t see why not.

 

[Cuoutdoors]

JTW - I had the dealer install the winch when I bought mine, so I'm not familiar with the wiring without looking at it. You think I would I be able to install the controller you are using without affecting the existing plug? I'd like to leave it in place as a back up. The warn wireless kit would be easier, but it alot more $$$ than the one you listed.

Yea his would work. I used one like his on my first remote set up. Then it got water logged and died so I switched to warn. Yes you can buy 4 of his for the price of mine. I like to buy once cry once and not replace stuff. But yes, they wire in the same way. Pretty simple.

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[JTW]

Yea his would work. I used one like his on my first remote set up. Then it got water logged and died so I switched to warn. Yes you can buy 4 of his for the price of mine. I like to buy once cry once and not replace stuff. But yes, they wire in the same way. Pretty simple.

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If I had a warn I’d prolly do the same..

 

[Cuoutdoors]

If I had a warn I’d prolly do the same..

You just have all the luck. I have to buy my luck.

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[JTW]

You just have all the luck. I have to buy my f***.

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[Jamesgang]

You are correct. I have the one that is wired in. If you are installing the socket that you would use for the remote that has a cord, then yes the plug and play will work. It just plugs right into that socket. Some of the truck winches have that socket built right into the winch, which is what the plug and play is designed for. Do you intend to install a rocker switch on the dash or just using the socket and the corded controller when in the machine?

I have a switch on the dash and the wireless remote. This is the 3rd machine of done this with and all three have been flawless.

The wireless one says to install a ground wire from solenoid to socket on truck winch. Do you know if this needs done for the utv winches UPDATE: GOT IT IN THE MAIL. PLUG IT IN IS ALL YOU NEED TO DO.

 

[jemartz1990]

The wireless one says to install a ground wire from solenoid to socket on truck winch. Do you know if this needs done for the utv winches UPDATE: GOT IT IN THE MAIL. PLUG IT IN IS ALL YOU NEED TO DO.

Is this the warn wireless remote 90287? And it does plug directly into the remote port installed inside the glovebox for the warn provantage 4500s?

 

[jemartz1990]

Called Warn yesterday. They said the wireless remote 90287 is not plug n play for the warn provantage 4500s. The warn wireless remote 90288 that needs wired in is the only one that will work. Does anyone have any contrary information?

 

[Cuoutdoors]

Called Warn yesterday. They said the wireless remote 90287 is not plug n play for the warn provantage 4500s. The warn wireless remote 90288 that needs wired in is the only one that will work. Does anyone have any contrary information?

Thats correct. The 90287 is made to plug into the remote socket that is built into some of the larger winches. I guess if you already have your winch and remote socket installed you could just plug into that. I recommend the 90288 and not messing with the socket.