JR-RX-12V Bluetooth Receiver Control Module for Ride-On Cars
JR-RX-12V Bluetooth Receiver Control Module The JR-RX-12V Bluetooth receiver control module is a replacement control board for compatible children's 12V electric ride-on cars. It provides a replacement option when the...
JR-RX-12V Bluetooth Receiver Control Module for Ride-On Cars
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JR-RX-12V Bluetooth Receiver Control Module for Ride-On Cars
JR-RX-12V Bluetooth Receiver Control Module
The JR-RX-12V Bluetooth receiver control module is a replacement control board for compatible children's 12V electric ride-on cars. It provides a replacement option when the existing matching receiver module needs replacing, without changing to a different control system.
Replacement Control Board for Kids' Ride-On Cars
Choose this module by matching the JR-RX-12V reference on your original receiver. The vehicle's appearance or brand name alone is not enough to identify the correct control board.
- Model reference: JR-RX-12V.
- Part type: Bluetooth receiver control board module.
- Voltage: 12V.
- Application: compatible children's electric ride-on cars using the matching module.
- Colour - Black
Check Compatibility Before Ordering
Compare the complete model number, voltage rating, connectors and connection layout with your existing unit before purchasing. This is not a universal replacement for every 12V ride-on car, and handset compatibility must also be checked.
The Bluetooth reference identifies the receiver type; it does not confirm smartphone control or Bluetooth music playback.
Need Help Identifying Your Receiver?
Contact us with clear photos of your original control board label and connections if you are unsure which replacement you need. Checking the details first helps avoid ordering an unsuitable module.
In the UK, privately-owned electric scooters may only be ridden on private land with the landowner's permission, or within designated council trial zones. They are currently not legal for use on public UK highways or pavements. We strongly advise all riders to wear a safety helmet, protective gloves, and visible reflective clothing at all times.

