Q: On this 10RD433 I wish to use this to wirelessly unlock a Fail Safe electric deadbolt. The installation Instructions specifically state This product IS NOT intended for use with Maglocks / Electric Strikes. Contact BEA, Inc. for further information.. Can you tell me what specifically would not allow this arrangement to work?
A: Yes, we would recommend using a Br3 or another relay in combination with the 10RD433 to switch the strike on or off. The reason for this is because the relays inside the 10RD433 are not capable of switching that kind of current and will burn out significantly faster than normal.
It’s fine to use the 433 to trigger a relay or a Br3 to switch the lock though.
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Q: Hi there. I was wondering if you have any recommended clickers that will work with the BEA10RD433 receivers. Looking for something powerful…we currently use the keychain type remotes and they don’t seem to have the range we’re looking for. Thanks! Junji
A: What range do you need the transmitters to be capable of?
Q: Hoping to have a transmit range of about 100’ away from receiver.
A: The range or line of sight for the 433 Frequency transmitters, as seen here:
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is approximately 150 ft.
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Q: I have a site that has a Stanley door opener and the 10RD433EH (pic attached). I want to add the option so he can open the door with either his wireless transmitter or from an automation controller that I can provide closed contact. Can I put the my closed contact in parallel with the 433 to open the door, or is there additional hardware that I need to make both options available to the client? Tom
A: What model Stanley operator are you using?
Q: Here’s a pic from the door: does the ID provide you with the right info to assess the model? Tom Thomas
A: Pet ID number from the Stanley door isn't a very helpful information. However it is not helpful to me because I do not retain a log of all of the Stanley manufacture doors and ID numbers. Having said that without knowing the model of the door operator that's on the door? I can only suggest that you contact Stanley automatic door directly.
If you are able to remove the cover from the operator and send me the photographs of the cover itself namely the controller and the motor, I can provide you with additional information regarding the compatibility of the addition of the wireless receiver that you want to add to the opening .
Q: Want to know how to troubleshoot a BEA 10RD433.
A: Regarding the BEA 10RD433 433 MHz Digital Receiver the troubleshooting procedure can be reviewed on page 4 of 4 here:
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If you have a specific condition not addressed on the troubleshooting guide please feel free to reach out to us.
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Q: how to wire norton 5610 to BEA 10RD433 433
A: The link as seen here:
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will show you how to go about wiring the receiver to the operator.
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Q: We recently installed the 10RD433 Receiver to open an overhead forklift door. Are there any machine mounted transmitters available that work well with this receiver?
A: Are you looking to have a transmitter available for the forklift operator to use?
Q: Been told a Erone remote fob (also 433.92mhz) would work with this Receiver. Is that true??
A: Which Erone remote are you wanting to use?
Q: I need a longer antenna.
A: How many feet do you have from the transmitter to the receiver?
Q: RICHARD HOWARD Receiver is in a drop ceiling and about 20 feet from the transmitter.
A: Regarding extending the antenna - you can do so in increments of 6-3/4" lengths and up to three additional 6-3/4" lengths can be added. Be sure to match the wire gauge as close as possible to the antenna however this is not extremely critical although I would measure it with a caliper and then order the additional wire size accordingly.
Q: How do you sync it with controls?
A: The receiver of course needs to work with a transmitter and if you'll tell me what you are wanting to connect the receiver to I will be able to give you a more focused answer.
Q: Hello... The unit is not responding to "clicks" from the outside door button or inside door button, so the outer door for the entry does not open. A single metal housing contains the BEA unit, control board and motor to open the door. It is located on the inside of the doorframe. - the inner door always responds to both those clickers. - pulling on the outer door activates its automated opening cycle - the reception on the outer door door does not fail when I remove the metal cover over the BEA unit and motor for the door. - if the cover is partially re-installed with a 3/4 gap at the end near the receiver, the clicker causes opening reliably. Closing that last 3/4" so the cover can be screwed on causes consistent failure to open the door. Ive done several gap/no-gap tests to verify this is a repeatable situation. - I drilled a hole in the cover and fed the short green antenna wire through the hole so it is outside the metal cover and it made no difference. Any thoughts on this one?
A: I would remove your radio frequency receiver from the metal, assuming steel enclosure.
Q: Hello will the BEA 10RD433 activate the NO and NC? If I want to wire something to NO and something else to NC will it perform the function with both at same time?
A: Yes, the BEA 10RD433 433 MHz Digital Receiver
will allow you to wire a circuit as NO Normally Open or NC normally closed. See step 5 of the installation instructions as seen here:
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