WARN HUB Wireless Smart Phone Winch Controller

[@francismartin-s3p]

how do you get the hub through the grid? You mention it in the video but the sequence is not presented.

[@khcopter]

Just ordered one of those. Thank you!!

[@khcopter]

And it works really good!!!

[@danielsaudi9121]

Love that Jk with the half doors… Are the doors factory Mopar? Nice video Rob…Gotta order that winch control for my VR…..

[@Quadratec]

Yes, those are factory half doors on this Jeep.

[@wrangler70jkujeep74]

winching made easy

[@jimmclennan4950]

my winch is 4 prong. what about everyone else! looks the same but not 5 prong

[@La-huh]

Most of those place where we stuck no internet 😂😂😂 to open app?. What is the solution?

[@miken9484]

Nice

[@canyonrunner]

Can I get free french fries with that app? Only time will tell whether a dedicated remote or a phone app proves most useful. Personally, I will choose a wired control with a wireless backup. SOME brands of winches seem to only have one channel of wireless so multiple wireless winch controllers from the same brand interfere with each other and cannot be used in a multiple winch rescue.

[@Quadratec]

Not sure how to get free fries, but we agree that having your wired control with the wireless as a backup is a great idea!

[@canyonrunner]

@@Quadratec Especially in a multiple winch recovery effort when you and your buddies all seem to have the EXACT same BRAND of winch on your vehicle. As stated earlier, Beware! If using the factory remotes they will interfere with each other. The wireless frequency is the same on SOME brands of winches so good luck trying to get two or more winches to work together if they are all using the factory supplied remote. THAT is why I am hoping that Warn has solved that problem and has actually come up with something to solve this problem. If I could afford it I would purchase two or more Warn winches to install on my vehicles and I would test them to see that feature and capability and report whether it works or how well it works.

[@normanpowell7217]

Why no Smittybilt Gen 3 option?

[@JeepClubIsrael]

Can I keep connected while it is raining ?

[@Quadratec]

You should unplug the receiver anytime you're not using the winch so you don't drain your Jeep's battery, but if you need to winch in the rain the receiver is waterproof and will be just fine.

[@BuckIt00]

Ya im not breaking out my phone in a winch situation. But I guess he makes a point if u don't have your line

[@Quadratec]

It's definitely a great back up option, or if you simply don't want to dig your winch controller out from where-ever you have it stored in your Jeep.

[@prorider6997]

Great mall crawler gizmo LOL...

[@bfuller4060]

wtf I need a phone to get out of hole? guess I could call a tow truck. This is bs advertising by Warn it is not remote, maybe remotely compatible if you don't drop your phone in the mud!

[@rokrigjay]

Womp womp womp, doesn't work with my Warn Platinum.

[@BernardManansala]

The Platinum has a wireless hand controller, dose it not?

[@Quadratec]

The ZEON Platinum already has a wireless winch controller, and therefore doesn't have controller plug on the side of the solenoid for the HUB to plug in.

[@rokrigjay]

@@BernardManansala It does, but it would be handy to be able to use my phone