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MS Sedco CP/TX-HH ClearPath Handheld Micro-Transmitters for Automatic Door Wireless Activation

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MS Sedco CP/TX-HH ClearPath Handheld Micro-Transmitters for Automatic Door Wireless Activation

The MS Sedco CP/TX-HH ClearPath™ Handheld Micro-Transmitters are compact, wearable radio control devices available in a one-button (CP/TX-HH1) or two-button (CP/TX-HH2) version, designed as part of the ClearPath™ Radio Control Door Activation System for the most reliable wireless activation of automatic doors available. Each transmitter supports three selectable frequencies — HDRC™, 300 MHz, and 390 MHz — allowing users to switch frequencies instantly if interference is encountered. Small enough to wear as a necklace yet featuring large, easy-to-activate buttons, the CP/TX-HH is engineered for commercial access control applications requiring dependable, interference-resistant performance.

Key Features

  • Three Selectable Frequencies: Operates on HDRC™, 300 MHz, and 390 MHz — simply slide a switch to change frequencies and eliminate interference or stray signal problems.
  • High Definition Radio Control™ (HDRC™): MS Sedco's proprietary RF technology transmits a fixed frequency signal that resists distortion from outside interference, processed through a proprietary electronic filter in the receiver to ensure reliable door activation every time.
  • SignalLock™ Technology: Guarantees that a radio signal is transmitted every time the switch is activated, eliminating missed activations in demanding environments.
  • Signal-Enhancing Antenna: Boosts the radiating strength of the transmitter signal to ensure long-distance door activation performance.
  • Extended Battery Life: Power-saving circuitry design lowers battery drain by 50%, effectively doubling battery life compared to conventional transmitters.
  • Wearable, Compact Form Factor: Small enough to wear as a necklace yet equipped with large, easy-to-activate buttons for accessibility and convenience.
  • Broad Interoperability: Compatible with previous MS Sedco devices and many other manufacturers' products operating on 300 MHz and 390 MHz frequencies; FCC licensed.
  • Available Configurations: Offered in one-button (CP/TX-HH1) and two-button (CP/TX-HH2) versions to suit varied activation requirements.

Certifications & Compliance

  • FCC Licensed
  • Compatible with HDRC™, 300 MHz, and 390 MHz frequency standards
  • Interoperable with previous MS Sedco products and compatible third-party devices

Technical Specifications

  • Operating Frequency: User-selectable 300MHz, 390MHz or HDRC (filtered 390MHz)
  • Input Power: 9V alkaline battery
  • Form Factor: Handheld micro-transmitter, no surface box required
  • Certification: FCC

Typical Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings with Automatic Door Systems
  • Healthcare Facilities Requiring Hands-Free Door Activation
  • Educational Institutions with ADA-Accessible Entrances
  • Retail Establishments with High-Traffic Automatic Doors
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities with Controlled Access Points
  • Government and Municipal Buildings with Wireless Door Control
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties with Automatic Entry Systems

Why MS Sedco ClearPath CP/TX-HH?

MS Sedco ClearPath™ transmitters are engineered with exclusive HDRC™ technology that delivers a fixed, distortion-resistant RF signal processed through a proprietary electronic filter — guaranteeing activation where conventional systems fail. With SignalLock™ assurance, a signal-enhancing antenna, and 50% reduced battery drain through power-saving circuitry, the CP/TX-HH represents a professional-grade solution built for demanding commercial door activation environments.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
Product Type:
Transmitter
Subcategory:
Radio Control
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Series:
300/390/HDRC Radio Control
Product Model:
CP/TX-HH
Product Category:
Electronic Access Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

MS Sedco CP/TX-HH1 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the MS Sedco CP/TX-HH handheld transmitter work with my existing 300 MHz or 390 MHz automatic door receivers?
Yes on both. The CP/TX-HH is a three-frequency transmitter: HDRC, 300 MHz, and 390 MHz, selected by sliding a switch on the unit. MS Sedco states it works with previous MS Sedco devices and with many other manufacturers' products running on 300 MHz and 390 MHz. HDRC is a filtered 390 MHz signal, so pairing HDRC end to end requires an HDRC-capable receiver; if you have an older 300 or 390 receiver in the header, set the switch to match and it activates the same door.
2) One-button or two-button handheld transmitter, which should I order for an automatic door?
The CP/TX-HH comes two ways: CP/TX-HH1 with a single button and CP/TX-HH2 with two. One button is the normal choice when a user only ever opens one opening, such as a resident's main entry or a nurse activating one automatic door. Take the two-button version when the same person needs to trigger two separate doors, for example a vestibule pair of interior and exterior operators, or an entry plus a secondary corridor door. Both buttons are large enough to hit without fine motor control, which is the point of the wearable form.
3) What do I do when a handheld door transmitter keeps getting interference or false activations?
That is what the frequency slide switch on the CP/TX-HH is for. If a nearby radio source is stepping on the signal, move the switch to a different one of the three frequencies (HDRC, 300 MHz, or 390 MHz) and match the receiver, and the stray-signal problem goes away without swapping hardware. HDRC is MS Sedco's fixed-frequency signal run through a filter in the receiver, so it is the setting to use in an RF-noisy building. SignalLock is the second half of it: it makes the transmitter send a signal every time the button is pressed, which is what kills the intermittent no-activation complaint.
4) Does the CP/TX-HH transmitter need a wall box or any wiring to install?
No wiring and no box. The CP/TX-HH is a handheld micro-transmitter carried by the user, small enough to wear on a lanyard around the neck, so there is nothing to rough in. All the install work is at the door: you need a compatible ClearPath receiver on HDRC, 300 MHz, or 390 MHz tied into the door operator. The transmitter itself runs on a 9V alkaline battery, so there is no low-voltage run to it either.
5) What battery does the MS Sedco ClearPath handheld transmitter take, and how often will maintenance have to change it?
It runs on a standard 9V alkaline battery, which is a stock item any maintenance cart already carries. MS Sedco's power-saving circuitry cuts battery drain by 50 percent, roughly doubling the life you would get from a conventional transmitter. For a property manager handing these out across a building, that is one battery type to stock and half the change-out visits.
6) Should I use a handheld transmitter or a wall-mounted push plate for accessible door activation?
Two different jobs. A wall push plate serves everybody who walks up to the opening and has to be mounted, wired, and located to code. The CP/TX-HH goes the other way: it is carried by a specific person, so they activate the door from a distance with no reach or approach required, and no surface box is installed at all. Buildings usually run both, a plate at the public entry and handhelds issued to residents, staff, or wheelchair users who need doors opened hands-free along a route. If you need any passerby to open the door, the handheld is the wrong tool.
7) Can I add CP/TX-HH handheld transmitters to a ClearPath system that already has other MS Sedco transmitters on it?
Yes. The CP/TX-HH is part of the ClearPath Radio Control Door Activation System and MS Sedco states it is compatible with previous MS Sedco devices. Set each new handheld's slide switch to the frequency the existing receiver is running (HDRC, 300 MHz, or 390 MHz) and it joins the same opening as your wall transmitters and older fobs, so you can expand a fleet without changing the head-end.
8) Is the MS Sedco CP/TX-HH FCC licensed and rated for commercial buildings?
FCC licensed, and MS Sedco lists it as a commercial-grade device for automatic door activation in offices, healthcare, schools, retail, warehouse, government, and multi-tenant residential. The signal-enhancing antenna is there to hold activation range across the larger openings and lobbies those buildings have.
How fast can I get the MS Sedco CP/TX-HH1 delivered?
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Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
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Does the MS Sedco CP/TX-HH1 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The MS Sedco CP/TX-HH1 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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