RADIO RECEIVER FOR AKIA MOTOR DRIVE
What is a radio receiver in a motor drive?
A radio receiver is the component which receives the gate opening or closing command when you press the remote control.
It transmits this command to a part which can be called :
- electronic control cabinet
- electronic control “board” or “unit” or “central” electronic control unit
- control logic
Radio receivers for Akia’s wheeled motor drives
To receive the commands sent by remote controls, a suitable receiver is required. If you require information, please contact us, and if you are already a business customer, don’t forget to use the access reserved for professionals.
AKIA-TEC receiver - ref.2009
The AKIA-TEC receiver can be plugged into all AKIA PU2M circuit boards for 24 volt motors : Star, Menor, Mayor and collective.
It is directly controlled on our circuit boards by a third function of our remote controls or radio keypads.
FUNCTIONS: Remote control switch, timed remote control switch, pulsed and two-way modes - 7 amp relay contact - 1 to 128 min timer
Single-channel universal auxiliary receiver ref.1001
Single-channel universal auxiliary receiver ref.1001 controls all types of motor drive, e.g. garage door, with our radio transmitters and keypads.
FUNCTIONS: Pulsed mode only -12 to 35 v. power supply (DC or AC). Can store up to 14 different radio codes.
2-channel standalone receiver in 12-14 Volt unit - ref. 1022
This 2-channel standalone receiver operates at 12-14 Volts. 100% self-contained motor with 2 functions to control all automation equipment + lighting or others.
FUNCTIONS: Pulsed, timed remote control switch, timed remote control and two-way switch modes.
It enables 3 codes per relay and 3 suppression codes.
2-channel standalone receiver in 230 Volt unit - ref. 2022
This 2-channel standalone receiver operates at 230 Volts.
100% self-contained motor with 2 functions to control all automation equipment + lighting or others.
FUNCTION: Pulsed, timed remote control switch, timed remote control and two-way switch modes.
It enables 3 codes per relay and 3 suppression codes.
Tuned antenna
Antenna tuned to a 433.92 Mgh frequency supplied with a 4.5 m coaxial cable.
An antenna set to a limited number of frequencies is a tuned antenna. It optimises the receipt of the commands sent by the transmitters.