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BEA BEA 10RD433 - Digital Receiver, 433 MHz, 12 to 24 VAC/VDC BEA-10RD433

BEA 10RD433 Digital Receiver 433 MHz Wireless Access Control with 12-24V Power

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BEA 10RD433 Digital Receiver 433 MHz Wireless Access Control with 12-24V Power

Professional Wireless Access Control Solution

The BEA 10RD433 Digital Receiver provides reliable 433 MHz wireless communication for automatic door activation systems. Operating on 12 to 24 VAC/VDC power, this digital receiver enhances accessibility by offering wireless activation for those with limited mobility or disabilities. The receiver features extended hold time functionality and configurable learn modes for versatile installation requirements.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Flexible Power Options: 12 to 24 VAC/VDC operation accommodates various system power configurations for installation flexibility.
  • 433 MHz Digital Technology: Reliable radio control frequency provides consistent wireless communication with compatible transmitters.
  • Extended Hold Time Operation: Receiver holds door open for as long as the transmitter button is pressed, providing user-controlled activation duration.
  • Configurable Learn Modes: Delay and no-delay learn modes enable instant or delayed activation for proper door sequencing in multi-door applications.
  • Enhanced Accessibility Compliance: Provides wireless activation means for individuals with limited mobility or disabilities, supporting ADA compliance requirements.
  • Push Plate Integration: Pairs with BEA push plates to eliminate wiring runs and reduce installation complexity while maintaining reliable operation.
  • Reduced Installation Time: Wireless operation eliminates the need for wire runs from push plates and reduces mounting hardware requirements.

Technical Specifications

  • Frequency: 433 MHz
  • Radio Control Type: Digital
  • Emitted Radio Power: -28.7 dBm (transmitter)
  • Power Consumption: 3 mA (transmitter); 30 mA (receiver)
  • Power: Hardwired: 1 9-volt or 3-volt battery | Handheld: 1 3-volt battery
  • Input Voltage (Receiver): 12 - 24 VAC / VDC
  • Contact Rating: 1.0 A @ 30 VDC | 0.5 A @ 125 VAC | 0.3 A @ 60 VDC
  • Operating Temperature: 14 deg. F - 131 deg. F (-10 deg. C - 55 deg. C)
  • Capacity: 100 transmitters
  • LEDs: Receiver / Transmitter Learn: RED | Relay Activity: BLUE
  • Dimensions Receiver: 2.125 in (W) x 1 in (H) x 2.75 in (D)
  • Dimensions Transmitter: 1.375 in (W) x 0.6 in (H) x 2.75 in (D)
  • Norm Conformance: CE, FCC, IC

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify electrical requirements match available power supply. Confirm 12 to 24 VAC/VDC voltage and current capacity before proceeding.
  2. Disconnect power supply before beginning installation. Follow all applicable electrical codes and safety procedures.
  3. Mount the unit in the specified location ensuring adequate clearance for wiring access, ventilation, and future service requirements.
  4. Route and connect wiring according to manufacturer wiring diagrams. Use appropriate wire gauge and connectors for the application.
  5. Configure operational settings including delay and no-delay learn modes per application requirements.
  6. Restore power and test all functions including normal operation, wireless communication range, and integration with connected door systems.
  7. Complete final inspection and document settings. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete wiring diagrams, programming instructions, and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Building Automatic Door Systems
  • Healthcare Facility Accessibility Solutions
  • Educational Institution Entry Systems
  • Retail Establishment Customer Access
  • Industrial Facility Personnel Entry
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Access Control
  • Government Building Security Systems

Why Choose BEA Quality?

BEA digital receivers deliver professional-grade wireless access control with reliable 433 MHz technology designed for demanding commercial applications. The 10RD433 receiver provides flexible power options and configurable operation modes to meet diverse installation requirements. Engineered for accessibility compliance and dependable performance in automatic door activation systems.

Product Specs

Product Type:
Receivers
Series:
433 MHZ FAMILY
Subcategory:
Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
Radio Control Type:
Digital
Collection:
433 MHZ FAMILY
Product Category:
Electronic Access Control
Department:
Door Hardware

BEA 10RD433 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What voltage does the BEA 10RD433 receiver need, and can I run it off my existing door operator's power?
The 10RD433 runs on 12 to 24 VAC or VDC, so it takes either AC or DC off most low-voltage automatic door operator supplies without a separate transformer. Draw is 30 mA at the receiver. Confirm your operator's accessory terminal is inside that 12-24 volt window and can supply the current before you land the wires.
2) Will the 10RD433 switch my door operator's activation input directly, or do I need an interposing relay?
The receiver's onboard dry contact is rated 1.0 A at 30 VDC, 0.5 A at 125 VAC, and 0.3 A at 60 VDC. A standard automatic operator activation input is a millamp-level dry contact closure, so the relay drives it directly. If you are switching a load heavier than those ratings, such as a mag lock coil or a line-voltage device, put an interposing relay between the receiver and the load.
3) How many wireless push plates or transmitters can one BEA 433 MHz receiver handle?
One 10RD433 learns up to 100 transmitters. That covers an interior and exterior push plate on a vestibule with plenty of headroom, and it means a single receiver can serve a bank of activation points rather than one receiver per plate. All of them have to be 433 MHz BEA transmitters to pair with it.
4) What is the closest equivalent to a BEA 10RD433 digital receiver if I need one that can sequence two doors from one signal?
The BEA 10RD433 handles multi-door sequencing through its delay and no-delay learn modes, so one transmitter press can trigger a vestibule pair in the right order. If you want that behavior built into the receiver's name plate instead, the LCN 8310-865 is a single channel wireless receiver with a sequencing feature in the 8310 Series, and Falcon sells the same single channel wireless receiver with sequencing as the 8310-865 in the 8300 Series. All three are receivers for wireless door activation; the difference is that the 10RD433 sets sequencing on the receiver at learn time using its 433 MHz digital radio link, while the 8310-865 receivers carry sequencing as a named single channel feature.
5) I need a wireless receiver and the transmitters in one order for a single door. Is the BEA 10RD433 the right pick?
The 10RD433 is sold as the digital receiver on its own, and it learns up to 100 transmitters over 433 MHz, so the actuators are ordered separately to suit the opening. For a one-door job where the receiver and its buttons should arrive together, the Locknetics WRT-K is a wireless receiver and 2 transmitter kit in the Wireless Release Kit line and covers a single entry in one part number. Choose the 10RD433 when the transmitter count or push plate style varies by door or when the same receiver needs to serve many transmitters over time; choose the WRT-K kit when a fixed receiver-plus-two-transmitter set matches the opening.
6) Will a Locknetics WRT-K work as a drop-in replacement for a BEA 10RD433 receiver that already has transmitters learned to it?
No. The WRT-K is a wireless receiver and 2 transmitter kit, meaning its receiver comes matched to the transmitters supplied with it, while the 10RD433 is a digital receiver that learns transmitters on its 433 MHz radio link and holds up to 100 of them. Swapping the receiver alone does not carry over transmitters already learned to a 10RD433, so a WRT-K change means the existing push plates and handheld transmitters go with the old receiver. Where the goal is to keep the fielded 433 MHz transmitters in service, replace like for like with the 10RD433 and re-learn them.
7) What is the delay versus no-delay learn mode on the BEA 10RD433 for, and which do I use on a vestibule?
Learn mode is set per transmitter when you pair it. No-delay fires the relay the instant the button is pressed, which is what you want on a single door. Delay mode holds off activation so a second door can sequence behind the first, which is the setting for an air-lock vestibule where the interior door should not open at the same moment as the exterior one. Both modes live on the same receiver, so you can mix them across the transmitters you learn in.
8) How long does the door stay open with the BEA 10RD433, and is the hold time adjustable?
Hold time is driven by the user, not a timer pot: the receiver holds the relay for as long as the transmitter button is held down. Release the button and the relay drops. If the opening needs a fixed timed hold, that timing has to come from the door operator's own hold-open adjustment.
9) Can the BEA 10RD433 receiver be mounted in an unheated vestibule or an exterior header?
Operating range is 14 to 131 degrees F (-10 to 55 degrees C), so an unheated vestibule or a door header in most climates is within spec. Sustained sub-zero exterior exposure in a cold climate is outside it. The unit is a small board, 2.125 in W x 1 in H x 2.75 in D, so it normally goes inside the operator header rather than in its own weather enclosure.
10) Is a wireless receiver and push plate as good as hardwiring the actuator back to the operator?
Wireless is the right call when the run is the problem: a plate on the far side of a corridor, across a masonry wall, on a post in a parking area, or in a finished building where cutting in a conduit run is the whole cost of the job. You give up nothing on the activation itself, since the receiver's relay closes the same dry contact the wire would. Hardwired still makes sense on new construction where the conduit is already going in, and where you would rather not maintain transmitter batteries. The 10RD433's transmitters run on a single 9-volt or 3-volt battery depending on the model, so battery replacement becomes part of the maintenance cycle.
11) What other wireless receivers could I use instead of the BEA 10RD433 for touchless door activation?
Three peers cover the same job. The LCN 8310-865 and Falcon 8310-865 are single channel wireless receivers with a sequencing feature, so they suit vestibules where a second door has to follow the first, the same way the 10RD433's delay learn mode does. The Locknetics WRT-K ships as a kit with the receiver and two transmitters, which is the one to look at when you want the radio and the actuators in a single order rather than sourcing transmitters separately. The BEA unit is the multi-point option of the group, learning up to 100 transmitters.
12) Are the Falcon 8310-865 and LCN 8310-865 wireless receivers the same thing, and how do I tell them apart from the BEA 10RD433 on a submittal?
Falcon lists the 8310-865 as a single channel wireless receiver with a sequencing feature in its 8300 Series, and LCN lists the 8310-865 as a single channel wireless receiver with a sequencing feature for touchless access control in its 8310 Series. They share a model number but are catalogued by two different brands, so a submittal has to carry the brand as well as the number. The BEA part is unambiguous by number alone: 10RD433, a digital 433 MHz receiver in the 433 MHz Family. If the drawing calls out 8310-865 with no brand, confirm which of the two the specifier meant before ordering.
13) Does the BEA 10RD433 help meet ADA accessibility requirements for a power door?
The receiver provides the wireless activation means for people with limited mobility or disabilities, which is the function an accessible entrance needs from the actuator side. It carries CE, FCC, and IC conformance. ADA compliance for the opening as a whole depends on the operator, the actuator placement and mounting height, and the door's opening force and timing, so the receiver is one piece of that, not the whole of it.
14) Can I standardize on the BEA 10RD433 across a whole facility's automatic doors?
It is built for commercial use and the spec suits fleet standardization: one part number, a 12 to 24 VAC/VDC input that fits most operator accessory supplies, and 100 transmitter capacity per receiver. The LEDs are consistent across every unit, red for receiver and transmitter learn, blue for relay activity, so a maintenance tech reads the same diagnostic at every door. Sites with a mix of frequencies from earlier installs will need the transmitters swapped to 433 MHz as each door is converted.
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Does the BEA 10RD433 come with a warranty?
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