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Nice ET 1 Button Remote Transmitter - BluMix

Nice ET 1 Button Remote Transmitter – BluMix

Original price was: R 199.00.Current price is: R 165.00.

Upgrade your perimeter security with the authentic Nice ET 1 Button Remote Transmitter – BluMix. This compact, single-channel keyfob transmitter features industry-leading ET-Blu Mix rolling code technology operating at a secure 434MHz frequency, preventing code grabbing and unauthorized duplication. Built tough to withstand daily wear, its single high-visibility red button provides a tactile click for instantaneous gate or garage door operation. Backward-compatible with older systems via internal toggle switches, it is the ideal replacement remote for residential and commercial automation setups across South Africa.

Key Product Features

Rolling Code Security: Uses advanced ET-Blu Mix tech to cycle codes with every press.
434MHz Operating Frequency: Provides excellent operational range and minimal signal interference.
Single-Channel Convenience: Features one robust, tactile button for quick single-gate control.
Dual Coding Architecture: Selectable coding options allow seamless pairing with legacy systems.
Durable Pocket-Sized Build: Features a rugged blue casing with a functional keychain loop slot.

Motor Compatibility Guide

The Nice ET 1 Button Remote Transmitter – BluMix works out of the box with the following receivers and operator series:

Gate Motors: ET Drive 300, ET Drive 500, and Drive 600 slide gate kits.
Garage Openers: ET Advanced, T12, and DC Blue series overhead garage doors.
Stand-alone Receivers: RX1-RC, RX2-RC, and all external Blu-Mix rolling code receivers.

50 in stock (can be backordered)

Sentry – 1 Button Tx Binary (403)

Sentry 1 Button Remote Transmitter – 403MHz

The SENTRY Fixed-code Binary 1 Button 403MHz Radio Frequency Transmitter is a standard DIP-switch type remote control that facilitates up to 4096 unique codes in the binary code protocol. This product is also equipped with a “split-code” mode of operation, which enables the user to assign multiple devices to the same transmitter. This is useful in applications which involve townhouse complexes where a common code may be set for the gate, while still allowing the user to have user-unique buttons that only work with their specific devices in their specific unit within the complex.