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BEA BEA 10TD433PB9V - Wired Digital Transmitter, 433 MHz, Flag Connectors, 9V Battery, 1 Button, for use with All Activation Plates Except Jamb and Vestibule BEA-10TD433PB9V

BEA 10TD433PB9V Wired Digital Transmitter 433 MHz with Flag Connectors and 9V Battery

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BEA 10TD433PB9V Wired Digital Transmitter 433 MHz with Flag Connectors and 9V Battery

Professional Wireless Door Activation Solution

The BEA 10TD433PB9V is a wired digital transmitter operating at 433 MHz frequency, designed for wireless activation of automatic doors. This single-button transmitter features flag connectors for easy wiring integration and operates on 9V battery power. Compatible with all BEA activation plates except jamb and vestibule models, this transmitter enhances accessibility for users with limited mobility or disabilities while reducing installation complexity.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • 433 MHz Digital Technology: Radio control frequency provides reliable wireless communication for automatic door activation systems.
  • Flag Connector Design: Convenient wiring connections simplify installation and reduce setup time compared to traditional hardwired solutions.
  • 9V Battery Operation: Self-contained power source eliminates need for external power connections and enables flexible placement options.
  • Single Button Configuration: Streamlined one-button design provides intuitive operation for users requiring accessible door activation.
  • Extended Hold Time Function: Receiver holds door open for as long as button is pressed, providing adequate time for users with mobility challenges.
  • Learn Mode Options: Delay and no-delay learn modes provide either instant or delayed activation for proper door sequencing in multi-door applications.
  • Universal Push Plate Compatibility: Works with all BEA activation plates except jamb and vestibule models for versatile installation options.
  • Accessibility Enhancement: Provides means of activation for automatic doors specifically designed for users with limited mobility or disabilities.

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 and confirm 9V battery compatibility before proceeding with installation.
  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 using flag connectors 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 for proper door sequencing.
  6. Restore power and test all functions including normal operation, wireless communication range, and integration with connected push plates and receivers.
  7. Complete final inspection and document settings. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete wiring diagrams, programming instructions, and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Building Accessibility Systems
  • Healthcare Facility Patient Access
  • Educational Institution ADA Compliance
  • Retail Store Accessible Entry Points
  • Industrial Facility Personnel Access
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Accessibility
  • Government Building Public Access

Why Choose BEA Quality?

BEA 433 MHz wireless transmitters deliver professional-grade reliability with digital radio control technology designed for demanding commercial accessibility applications. The 433 MHZ FAMILY series provides proven wireless communication solutions that enhance building accessibility while reducing installation complexity. Engineered for dependable performance in applications where reliable door activation is essential for user safety and ADA compliance.

Product Specs

Product Type:
Wired Digital Transmitter
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
Product Category:
Electronic Access Control
Department:
Door Hardware

BEA 10TD433PB9V – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the BEA 10TD433PB9V transmitter work with my existing BEA push plates?
The 10TD433PB9V works with all BEA activation plates except jamb and vestibule models. That exception matters: if the opening you are converting to wireless uses a jamb-mount or vestibule plate, this transmitter is not the one to order. For a standard square or round wall-mounted BEA plate, it wires straight in behind the plate using its flag connectors.
2) How does a wired 433 MHz transmitter behind a push plate differ from a handheld remote or a hardwired plate run?
Three different jobs. The 10TD433PB9V is the wired version: it mounts behind an existing activation plate and converts that plate's switch closure into a 433 MHz radio signal, so you skip pulling wire from the plate back to the operator. A handheld unit in the same 433 MHz family runs on a 3-volt battery and travels with the user instead of living on a wall. A conventional hardwired plate needs a physical run through the wall or across the opening. Pick the wired transmitter when the plate location is fixed but running conduit to it is the expensive part.
3) What powers the BEA 10TD433PB9V, and does the receiver need its own supply?
The transmitter is self-powered by a single 9-volt battery, so nothing has to be run to the plate location. The receiver is the part that needs power: 12 to 24 VAC or VDC. Transmitter draw is 3 mA, receiver draw is 30 mA, so the receiver is easily fed from a door operator's accessory power.
4) Is the BEA 10TD433PB9V a complete wireless kit, or do I need a receiver too?
The 10TD433PB9V is the transmitter side only. It converts a push plate's switch into a 433 MHz signal, and it needs a matching 433 MHz receiver at the door operator to close the activation contact. Order the receiver separately, along with the activation plate itself if the opening does not already have one.
5) Can the BEA 433 MHz receiver switch my door operator's activation input directly?
Yes, within its contact rating: 1.0 A at 30 VDC, 0.5 A at 125 VAC, or 0.3 A at 60 VDC. A low-voltage dry-contact activation input on an automatic operator sits well inside that. Anything drawing more, such as a motor or a magnetic lock, needs an interposing relay rather than being wired through the receiver contact.
6) How many wireless push plates can I run to one BEA 433 MHz receiver?
One receiver learns up to 100 transmitters. For a hospital corridor or a school with a run of accessible openings, that means a single receiver can serve every plate in range rather than one receiver per button. Each transmitter is learned in individually, and the receiver's red LED confirms learn mode while the blue LED shows relay activity during testing.
7) What is the difference between delay and no-delay learn mode on the BEA 433 MHz transmitter?
No-delay learn gives instant activation when the button is pressed. Delay learn holds the activation back, which is what you want on a vestibule or airlock where the inner door should not start moving at the same instant as the outer one. You choose the mode when you learn the transmitter into the receiver, so decide the door sequencing before you program it.
8) Does the door stay open longer if someone holds the BEA wireless button down?
It does. The receiver holds the door open for as long as the button is pressed, so a user in a wheelchair or on a walker who needs more time gets it by keeping their hand on the plate instead of being cut off by a fixed timer.
9) Can I mount a BEA 433 MHz wireless push plate transmitter on an exterior door in a cold climate?
Operating range is 14 to 131 degrees F (-10 to 55 degrees C). That covers most exterior entrances in temperate climates, but a plate on an unheated exterior wall in a hard northern winter can drop below 14 degrees F, and battery output falls off in cold as well. For deep-freeze exterior locations, plan on a location inside the heated envelope or a vestibule plate position.
10) How much space do I need behind the plate for the BEA 10TD433PB9V transmitter?
The transmitter measures 1.375 in (W) x 0.6 in (H) x 2.75 in (D), so it fits in the cavity behind a standard activation plate or in a single-gang box. The receiver is larger at 2.125 in (W) x 1 in (H) x 2.75 in (D) and normally lives at the operator header.
11) Is this a one-button or two-button wireless transmitter?
Single button. One press, one activation signal. If your application needs two separate activations from one location, such as a plate that triggers two different doors, a one-button unit will not do it.
12) Is the BEA 10TD433PB9V transmitter rated for commercial use?
It is a commercial-duty product, and it carries CE, FCC and IC conformance. The digital radio control coding is what separates it from older fixed-code analog remotes, which matters when several openings in the same building are on 433 MHz and you do not want cross-activation.
How fast can I get the BEA 10TD433PB9V delivered?
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Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
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Does the BEA 10TD433PB9V come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The BEA 10TD433PB9V is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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