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The PROEM ER2C4F-SH is a two-channel transmitter that operates at a frequency of 433.92 MHz. It is a “rolling-code” model, powered by a 12 V (23A) battery. For remote use, please note that this PROEM model has a range of up to 150 to 200 m.
The PROEM ER2C4F-SH transmitter is a two-channel remote control with a frequency of 433.92 MHz. It has two buttons that can operate your automation and the opening and closing functions. With this remote control model, PROEM ensures that you have a product with a long lifespan. That’s why a 12 V (23A) battery is used to power this transmitter. Additionally, it has a range of between 150 and 200 m. This way, you can use it from a distance, without constraints. Furthermore, it is designed with a rolling code, also known as “Rolling-Code.” This is an encrypted algorithm that provides additional security, unlike a fixed code transmitter. Thus, it makes attempts to duplicate your transmitter more difficult. Finally, it features an integrated proximity badge under the reference HID 125 Khz.
This remote control, according to the manufacturer, is compatible with the devices listed below:
If you want to know the programming steps to use this transmitter, trust us. We provide you with a clear user manual supplied by the manufacturer. It is downloadable at this link.
The PROEM brand is a French brand based in Aix-en-Provence. Known for its “pro spirit,” this French company, established in 2000, has made security devices its battle horse. An expert in the field, it caters to both individuals and professionals and strives to offer products that meet several criteria, with key words being performance, reliability, and ergonomics.
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