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BEA 10TD900PB 900 MHz hardwired transmitter with flagged operation, shown with AAA battery holder and wiring harness

BEA 10TD900PB 900 MHz Hardwired Transmitter with Flagged Operation for Activation Plates

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BEA 10TD900PB 900 MHz Hardwired Transmitter for Activation Plates

The BEA 10TD900PB is a 900 MHz hardwired transmitter with flagged operation, designed for wireless activation of automatic door controls via activation plates. It operates on frequency-hopping spread spectrum across 908-918 MHz, providing interference resistance in environments with other 900 MHz devices. FCC Part 15 and IC certified. Powered by (2) AAA batteries; hardwired supply voltage 12-24 VAC/VDC.

Key Features

  • 900 MHz Frequency Hopping (908-918 MHz): Consistent transmission in areas with competing 900 MHz devices.
  • Greater Obstacle Penetration: Better wall, partition, and low-emissivity glass penetration than legacy wireless frequencies.
  • Universal Activation Plate Compatibility: Works with all BEA activation plates.
  • Learn Mode Options: Delay and no-delay learn modes for instant or delayed door sequencing.
  • Extended Hold and Toggle/Pulse: Configurable output modes for varied door control applications.
  • Up to 75 Transmitters Per Receiver: Scalable for multi-point access installations.
  • LED Status Indicators: Red (receiver learn), Blue (relay activation), Tri-color (signal strength).
  • FCC Part 15 / IC Certified: Compliant for professional commercial installation.

Technical Specifications

  • Frequency: 908-918 MHz (frequency hopping)
  • Emitted Radio Power: -25 dBm (TX)
  • Power Consumption: 30 mA
  • Supply Voltage: 12-24 VAC/VDC
  • Contact Rating: 1.0 A @ 30 VDC | 0.5 A @ 125 VAC | 0.3 A @ 60 VDC
  • Operating Temperature: 14 F to 131 F (-10 C to 55 C)
  • Programmable Units Per Receiver: 75
  • Dimensions: 1.75" W x 0.3" H x 1.0" D
  • Power Source: (2) AAA batteries
  • Certification: FCC, IC

Typical Applications

  • Commercial automatic door systems
  • Healthcare and ADA-accessible entry points
  • Educational and institutional facilities
  • Retail and multi-tenant residential automatic doors
  • Government and municipal building access

Product Specs

Product Type:
Hardwired 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-10TD900PB – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does the BEA 10TD900PB transmitter actually connect to, and does it work with any activation plate?
The 10TD900PB is a hardwired 900 MHz transmitter that turns a wired push plate into a wireless one. You wire it behind the activation plate, and when the plate is pressed it transmits to a 900 MHz receiver at the door operator instead of running a wire across the opening. BEA states it works with all activation plates, so the plate brand or style on the wall is not the deciding factor. It runs on (2) AAA batteries and is a flagged version.
2) How much room do I need behind the push plate for a BEA 10TD900PB?
Not much. The TD900PB transmitter board measures 1.75 in (W) x 0.3 in (H) x 1.0 in (D), so it fits in the cavity behind a standard square or round activation plate. Leave yourself access to it though, since the two AAA batteries have to be changed without pulling the whole plate assembly apart.
3) Will a 900 MHz door transmitter reach through a wall or across a vestibule better than the older 315 MHz stuff?
That is the reason to move to 900 MHz. BEA's 900 MHz family transmits at 908 to 918 MHz with frequency hopping, which gives longer line of sight range and better penetration through walls, partitions, doors, and low-e glass than legacy wireless frequencies. The frequency hopping also keeps it transmitting in a building already full of other 900 MHz devices. For a vestibule where the plate is on one side of a glass wall and the operator on the other, that penetration through low-e glass is the spec that matters.
4) What power does the BEA 10TD900PB need at the plate?
Supply is 12 to 24 VAC or VDC, and the TD900PB draws 30 mA. Most low energy operators have a 12 or 24 volt accessory output that covers it directly, so you are usually not adding a separate supply. The relay side is rated 1.0 A at 30 VDC, 0.5 A at 125 VAC, and 0.3 A at 60 VDC.
5) Can I mount a BEA 900 MHz push plate transmitter on an exterior door in a cold climate?
The operating range is 14 deg F to 131 deg F (-10 deg C to 55 deg C), so a protected exterior plate under a canopy or in a vestibule is within spec, but an exposed plate in a climate that drops below 14 deg F is not. The 10TD900PB itself carries no published enclosure rating; within the same family, the TD900INDHHx is the NEMA 4 / IP65 unit if you need washdown or weather exposure.
6) Do I need a receiver too, or is the BEA 10TD900PB transmitter all I need to order?
A transmitter alone does nothing. The 10TD900PB sends the signal, and an RD900 receiver has to be wired at the door operator to take it in and close the activation contact. Budget the RD900 into the job, plus the activation plate itself if you are not reusing an existing one. Batteries are (2) AAA.
7) Is there a way to add a wireless push plate to an existing automatic door without running conduit through a finished wall?
That is exactly the case this part solves. Retrofitting a hardwired plate normally means fishing wire from the plate to the operator header, which on a finished corridor or a glass storefront wall means conduit and patching. The 10TD900PB mounts behind the plate, runs on two AAA cells, and transmits to an RD900 at the operator instead, so the only wiring left is at the header. For property managers adding accessibility activation to existing openings, that removes the wall work from the scope.
8) How many BEA push plate transmitters can I run to one 900 MHz receiver?
Up to 75 units can be programmed to a single RD900 receiver. That covers both sides of a vestibule, an interior and exterior plate, restroom doors, and hands free wall switches all reporting to one receiver, so a large facility standardizing on the 900 MHz family does not need a receiver per opening.
9) I have a pair of automatic doors that need to open in sequence. Can this transmitter handle the delay?
Yes, that is what the learn modes are for. The 900 MHz family offers delay and no-delay learn modes, so a plate can either fire its door instantly or hold off, which is how you sequence a vestibule where the inner door should not start until the outer one has moved. Extended hold and toggle/pulse functions are also built in, so the same transmitter can be set to hold a door open rather than pulse it.
10) Is the BEA 10TD900PB legal to install in a federal or government building?
The transmitter is FCC Part 15 certified and carries FCC and IC certification, which is the radio compliance a spec writer looks for on a wireless door activation device in a government or municipal facility. That covers the radio side only. Nothing here speaks to the operator's own door standard compliance.
11) How do I confirm the wireless signal is strong enough where I am mounting the plate?
Check the LEDs. The 900 MHz system uses a red LED for receiver learn, a blue LED for relay activation, and a tri-color LED that reports signal strength. Read the tri-color indicator at the intended plate location before you commit the mounting, since emitted radio power is -25 dBm and a long run through masonry can put you at the edge.
12) Is the BEA 10TD900PB rated for commercial use or is it a residential product?
Commercial. The 10TD900PB is a commercial-grade electronic access control device from BEA's 900 MHz family, used on automatic door systems in healthcare, education, retail, industrial, multi-tenant residential, and government facilities. It is a digital radio control device, not a fixed-code residential remote.
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Does the BEA BEA-10TD900PB come with a warranty?
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