Came SELT1W8G code keypad, wireless, 868 MHz, surface-mounted, 25 codes

The Came SELT1W8G replaces a hand transmitter. After you enter a code and press #, it sends a radio signal to the operator, for example 1932#. You do not run cables to the operator; the keypad is battery-powered. The housing is grey RAL 7024 with blue backlighting.

Features

• Radio code – the keypad learns the code from a Came fixed-code transmitter, or uses one of 4 internal codes (12 bit, 24 bit, rolling code).
• Range – up to 80 m in open space, less on a metal surface.
• Battery – 3 V CR123A; according to Came, a 1,600 mAh battery lasts about 24 months with backlighting on and 48 months with it off. A flat battery is indicated by 3 flashes.
• Protection – after 5 incorrect codes, the keypad locks for 1 minute.

Storing the code from a transmitter

1. Enter the installer password (factory setting 555) and #, then 2 and #.
2. Enter a new code of 2 to 8 digits and #, repeat it and press # again.
3. Within 10 seconds, press the button of a transmitter already stored in the operator and wait for the beep.

The receiver card is available as the Came AF868, and the version for the other frequency as the Came SELT1W4G. The wired version is the Came SELT1BDG. We offer the CR123A battery as the GP CR123A with a capacity of 1,400 mAh, so it lasts somewhat shorter. Send questions to eshop@saver.sk.