ACS-126R - PROFESSIONAL WIRELESS DUAL CHANNEL KEELOQ® ROLLING CODE REMOTE CONTROL SET

Purpose

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The wireless dual-channel multi-functional receiver ACS-126R, operating in conjunction with two hand-held push-button transmitters, provides the remote control of any electronic equipment:

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• Electrical gates

• Sliding doors

• Electromagnetic locks

• Automatic barriers

• Electrical curtains

• Lighting fixtures

 

The remote control set may be used as a personal PANIC BUTTON
in security systems for triggering any type of alarm.

Features

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• Two independent channels

• Five operating modes of each receiver channel:

      1. Panic button mode (Security)
      2. Switching mode (ON/OFF)
      3. Hold mode (Continuous)
      4. Pulse mode - 1 second

      5. Switch on period mode (1-300 sec)

• Power input: AC/DC 24V

• Receiving range in open space - up to 500 meters

• KEELOQ® rolling code technology

• Maximum quantity of remote controls learning the receiver – 330

• Programming the ON/OFF period for the desired time from 1 to 300 sec

• Removable receiver memory device keeps all previously memorized codes

• Unauthorized access protection (in “Panic Button” mode)

• Last event memory: 30 min (in “Panic Button” mode) 

• Alarm is triggered when the electric power supply is disconnected 
  (in “Panic Button” mode)          

KEELOQ® Rolling Code Technology

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The multi-functional remote control sets use KEELOQ® rolling code technology, ensuring the highest level of security by code combination programmable but read-protected. The combinations of different codes transmitted by remote controls prevent radio scanning and unauthorized access.

Receiving Range

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The operating range of the hand-held remote controls depends on the mounting location of the receiver. 
Various obstructions, environmental factors, radio-frequency and electromagnetic sources might influence the emission of radio-signal and as a result, might shorten the receiving range. For optimal radio-signal reception: mount the receiver at least 1.5 meter above the ground, as far as possible from any radio frequency and electromagnetic sources.