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EGO64

EGO433 / EGO64

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EGO64

Four-channel 433,92 MHz transmitter for compatible fixed and rolling code protocols. Four-channel multi-frequency universal transmitter. Check protocol before duplication.

Four-channel universal multi-frequency transmitter. Check the protocol before duplication.
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Product reference EGO64

Universal multi-frequency 4-channel transmitter (433,92 MHz to 868,35 MHz). Transmitter EGO64 unifies or replaces discontinued radio remotes. It can also replace, by emulation, almost all remote control models currently on the market. The self-learning reproducible frequency spectrum extends from 433Mhz to 868 MHz (excluding quartz frequencies from 28,785 MHz to 40,600 MHz). Besides frequency, EGO64 recognises the original coding type (fixed or rolling) and reproduces it accurately and consistently. It can…

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