ANTENNAS
Radio antennas for automation. Select the frequency and coaxial connection matching the receiver.
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Radio antennas for automation. Select the frequency and coaxial connection matching the receiver.
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COPY-MULTI
Two-channel multifrequency learning receiver. Confirm each remote control's protocol.
- Power supply: 12 VAC to 24 VAC
- Frequency: 868,35 MHz
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Two-channel, multi-frequency learning receiver. Confirm each transmitter protocol.
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Source: Control Access Catalogue 2027/2028, working edition V2, page 111. Specifications are taken from this document; product references, versions, compatibility and availability remain to be confirmed when preparing the quotation. No prices have been added.
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Universal radio antennas. Radio device range, besides being influenced by the environment (radio interference), depends on transmitter and receiver quality, and undoubtedly on receiving antenna quality and correct installation. Optimise your radio devices' performance with the Control Access Selections range! Identify the one suited to your needs: examine the strengths and compare their behaviour: – SMALL: 868 MHz → appearance and stability – DUAL: 433/868 MHz → mechanical strength and dual frequency – PLANE: 868 MHz → stability and high throughput (maintains…
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