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BEA BEA 10TD900HH2 - Handheld Digital Transmitter, 900 MHz, 2 Button Control Receivers 10TD900HH2

BEA 10TD900HH2 Handheld Digital Transmitter 900 MHz 2-Button Wireless Door Control

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BEA 10TD900HH2 Handheld Digital Transmitter 900 MHz 2-Button Wireless Door Control

Professional Wireless Door Activation Solution

The BEA 10TD900HH2 handheld digital transmitter delivers reliable 900 MHz wireless activation for automatic door controls with 2-button functionality. This professional-grade transmitter features frequency hopping technology for consistent transmission in environments with other 900 MHz devices, providing greater line-of-sight transmission distance and better penetration through walls, partitions, doors, and low-emissivity glass compared to legacy wireless frequencies. FCC Part 15 certification ensures proper compliance with federal radio frequency regulations.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • 900 MHz Wireless Technology: Provides greater line-of-sight transmission distance than legacy wireless frequencies with superior obstacle penetration capabilities.
  • 2-Button Control Configuration: Dual-button design allows for versatile door control applications and sequencing requirements.
  • Frequency Hopping Technology: Ensures consistent transmission performance in areas with other 900 MHz devices for reliable operation.
  • Extended Hold Functionality: Integrated extended hold and toggle/pulse functionality accommodates various application needs and door sequencing requirements.
  • Learn Mode Options: Delay and no-delay learn modes provide either instant or delayed activation for proper door sequencing control.
  • FCC Part 15 Certification: Ensures proper compliance with federal radio frequency regulations for professional installations.
  • Accessibility Enhancement: Offers wireless activation solution for automatic doors to assist those with limited mobility or disabilities.
  • 900 MHZ FAMILY Series Compatibility: Part of BEA’s comprehensive 900 MHz wireless device family for system integration flexibility.

Technical Specifications

  • Frequency: 908 - 918 MHz (frequency hopping)
  • Emitted Radio Power: -25 dBm (TX)
  • Power Consumption RD900: 40 mA
  • Power Consumption TD900HHx: 30 mA
  • Power Consumption TD900PB: 30 mA
  • Power Consumption TD900TR: 22 mA
  • Power Consumption TD900INDHHx: 13 mA
  • Supply Voltage: 12 - 24 VAC / VDC
  • Contact Rating: 1.0 A @ 30 VDC | 0.5 A @ 125 VAC | 0.3 A @ 60 VDC
  • Temperature Range: 14 deg. F - 131 deg. F (-10 deg. C - 55 deg. C)
  • Programmable Units Per Receiver: 75
  • LEDs: Red: Receiver learn | Blue: Relay activation | Tri-color: Signal strength
  • Dimensions RD900: 2.5 in (W) x 0.75 in (H) x 2.0 in (D)
  • Dimensions TD900HHx: 2.75 in (W) x 0.56 in (H) x 1.38 in (D)
  • Dimensions TD900PB: 1.75 in (W) x 0.3 in (H) x 1.0 in (D)
  • Dimensions TD900TR: 1.72 in (W) x 0.32 in (H) x 1.06 in (D)
  • Dimensions TD900INDHHx: 1.5 in (W) x 0.5 in (H) x 3.0 in (D)
  • Certification: FCC, IC
  • Degree of Protection TD900INDHHx: NEMA 4 / IP65

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify receiver compatibility with 900 MHz frequency and confirm power supply requirements for the connected door control system.
  2. Disconnect power to the door control system before beginning installation and follow all applicable electrical codes and safety procedures.
  3. Mount the receiver unit in the specified location ensuring adequate clearance for antenna positioning and signal reception.
  4. Route and connect wiring from receiver to door control system according to manufacturer wiring diagrams using appropriate wire gauge and connections.
  5. Configure learn mode settings (delay or no-delay) and program transmitter to receiver per application requirements for proper door sequencing.
  6. Restore power and test all functions including 2-button operation, extended hold functionality, and integration with automatic door systems.
  7. Complete final inspection and document transmitter programming 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 Door Control
  • Retail Establishment Entry Systems
  • Industrial Facility Access Control
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Automatic Doors
  • Government and Municipal Building Access

Why Choose BEA Quality?

BEA 900 MHZ FAMILY transmitters deliver professional-grade wireless door control with FCC Part 15 certification and frequency hopping technology for reliable performance in demanding commercial environments. The compact design with extended hold functionality and learn mode options provides versatile installation capabilities for various automatic door applications. Engineered for consistent transmission performance where dependable wireless activation is essential for accessibility and operational efficiency.

Product Specs

Product Type:
Handheld Digital Transmitter
Series:
900 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 BEA-10TD900HH2 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a BEA 10TD900HH2 transmitter work with my existing BEA receiver?
The 10TD900HH2 is part of BEA's 900 MHz family and pairs with a 900 MHz receiver such as the RD900. It transmits on 908 to 918 MHz using frequency hopping, so it will not talk to a legacy BEA receiver on an older wireless frequency. Check the receiver on the door first: if it is a 900 MHz unit, the handheld learns to it; if it is an older band, the receiver has to be swapped too.
2) How many BEA 900 MHz handheld transmitters can I program to one receiver?
Up to 75 programmable units per receiver. For a property manager handing out fobs to a maintenance crew, or a facility with several staff opening the same automatic entrance, that is 75 transmitters, keypads and push plates combined learned into a single 900 MHz receiver, so one receiver usually covers a whole building's staff without adding hardware.
3) What do the two buttons on the BEA 10TD900HH2 handheld do?
The two buttons let you drive two separate functions from one handheld, for instance a vestibule's outer and inner door, or one door plus a hold-open. The 900 MHz family carries extended hold and toggle/pulse functionality, and delay or no-delay learn modes, so each button can be programmed to momentarily pulse a door open or toggle it into a held-open state, and the delay learn mode is what sequences a second door behind the first.
4) Will a 900 MHz transmitter reach through walls and low-E storefront glass?
That is the reason for the 900 MHz band. BEA's 900 MHz transmitters give greater line-of-sight distance than legacy wireless frequencies and better penetration through walls, partitions, doors and low-emissivity glass. Frequency hopping across 908 to 918 MHz keeps transmission consistent where other 900 MHz devices are already in the area, which matters in hospitals and retail where the band is crowded. Emitted radio power is -25 dBm.
5) Can the BEA 10TD900HH2 handheld be used outdoors or in a wash-down area?
No degree of protection is carried on the handheld. Within the 900 MHz family it is the TD900INDHHx industrial handheld that is built to NEMA 4 / IP65, so for a wet or wash-down environment specify that model instead. The whole family is rated for 14 deg. F to 131 deg. F (-10 deg. C to 55 deg. C), so cold-weather use in a loading dock or unheated vestibule is within range.
6) Should I use a handheld wireless transmitter or a wall-mounted push plate for automatic door activation?
A handheld like the 10TD900HH2 is for a person who needs to open the door before they reach it, or for staff who carry activation with them, which is the accessibility case. A fixed activation point at the opening is a different device: BEA's 900 MHz family includes the TD900PB push button and the TD900TR transmitter for that job, and all of them learn to the same receiver. Many jobs use both, since one receiver takes up to 75 units.
7) What power and relay wiring does the 900 MHz receiver need at the door operator?
Supply voltage for the 900 MHz system is 12 to 24 VAC or VDC, and the relay contacts are rated 1.0 A @ 30 VDC, 0.5 A @ 125 VAC, and 0.3 A @ 60 VDC. The RD900 receiver draws 40 mA. Those contact ratings are what you check against the activation input on the operator before wiring it in, and the dual voltage range means the receiver can be fed from most existing door control boards without a separate supply.
8) How big is the BEA 900 MHz handheld transmitter, and will it fit on a keyring or in a pocket?
The TD900HHx handheld measures 2.75 in (W) x 0.56 in (H) x 1.38 in (D), so it is pocket or lanyard sized rather than a wall device. If you want something smaller for a keyring, the family's TD900PB is 1.75 x 0.3 x 1.0 in and the TD900TR is 1.72 x 0.32 x 1.06 in. The RD900 receiver that goes in the header or control cabinet is 2.5 in (W) x 0.75 in (H) x 2.0 in (D).
9) Is the BEA 10TD900HH2 wireless transmitter FCC certified for commercial installation?
Certification is FCC and IC, with FCC Part 15 compliance for the radio. That covers a specifying authority asking whether the wireless activation on a government, healthcare or school opening is a certified device rather than an unlicensed add-on. It is a commercial-duty product, not a residential remote.
10) How do I tell if the transmitter is in range when I am programming the receiver?
The receiver's LEDs tell you. Red indicates receiver learn mode, blue indicates relay activation, and a tri-color LED reports signal strength. Walk the handheld to the far end of its intended coverage and watch the tri-color LED before you close up the header, since that is the check that catches a marginal path through a wall or low-E glass while you still have a ladder up.
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Does the BEA BEA-10TD900HH2 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The BEA BEA-10TD900HH2 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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