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UN-SE 433,92 MHz RECEIVER

INFRA2 / UN-SE 433,92 MHz RECEIVER

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UN-SE 433,92 MHz RECEIVER

Miniature self-aligning infrared photocells. Check mechanical integration and connection. Compatible 433 MHz replacement receiver. Confirm module generation and connection.

Compatible 433 MHz replacement receiver. Confirm module generation and connection.
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Product reference UN-SE 433,92 MHz RECEIVER

433 MHz compatible receiver The UN-SE 433,92 MHz receiver is a spare part compatible with the UNICO 433 MHz receiver, designed to maintain service continuity on existing radio installations. It supports code self-learning by radio and versatile operating logic for different automation contexts. Its relay output controls devices in impulse, maintained, step-by-step or programmable timer mode. It is suited to replacing or updating existing installations already configured with 433 MHz remote controls…

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