good night wanted to know that frequency wireless receiver this security system works I find one of 433 mhz Â excuse my bad English
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Ok. My english is bad too. Mine it's 315 MHz. Perhaps you could ask for one in 433mhz.
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Larry.......... It is a tough question. Both of them work on the 2.4GhZ range and both have 16 selectable channel. The APUTURE also has a 433 MhZ encrypted. I can honestly say with a 50%-50% certainty assurance........... "YES" Just to be sure give them a call to both manufacturers to ask for more specifications/compatibility with other products/range. The RFN is a great product and does not beet to be in the line of sight to be able to work. Francisco
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Not easily. There are at least four different frequencies used. You would have to get four of the same frequency. This is not practical as they are not marked as to frequency used.
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Jesus, Hi. I would read the manual for the frequency range for the wireless reed transmitter and receiver. Off hand I do not remember. It is a great alarm system, I have it for 3 years now with no problems.
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All of the wireless detectors that have been paired together will alarm in unison and will announce what alarm location the threat is detected. There is no switchable frequency as they all operate on the same wireless frequency (not Wi-Fi).
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Idk the frequency. The radio comes with a transmitter and receiver. So I replaced everything in my case.
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The signal is not encrypted. Your neighbor would need the same receiver in range and on the same channel.
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I can't answer your question. I returned the unit I purchased because it did not have sufficient range. I purchased another radiofrequency unit. Sorry.
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This product uses 27 MHz wireless which has a maximum practical range of about 6 feet. I wish they made this point a lot more clear! You'd be better off getting 2.4GHz technology which should increase the range.
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I guess you would have to verify what frequesncy is available. This is Quadband and quite useful in most countries.
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I am a Ham Radio Operator and I have not had any problems with it using RF from 1.8 Mhz to 450 Mhz. Our microwave is about 10 feet from the device and no ill effects have been noted. There are three TV Station transmitters and two FM transmitters located within 5 miles of me. No problems noticed here yet. I have had the device for about three weeks.
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My husband has a paper with frequency codes he would use. Or look in your manual for codes. Each state has different codes. Try police scanner codes.com for your area.
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Larry.......... It is a tough question. Both of them work on the 2.4GhZ range and both have 16 selectable channel. The APUTURE also has a 433 MhZ encrypted. I can honestly say with a 50%-50% certainty assurance........... "YES" Just to be sure give them a call to both manufacturers to ask for more specifications/compatibility with other products/range. The RFN is a great product and does not beet to be in the line of sight to be able to work.Francisco
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Hey aMan-It is not. Your receiver operates on a a 303.875 MHz frequency and this remote operates on 300 MHz. If you are handy I can walk you through installing an updated receiver and which you remotes you need.Thanks...Matty
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The wireless function works well. I tested its range today - 10m easy down our passage and later with good reception through a thin timber lined wall (forgot to do a window, sorry but you won't have any difficulty there i'm sure) and then a thick brick external wall. Quite impressive. Shipping and handling from China( ?) about $45. Total cost about $115 as near as I remember. I found it easy to use and to set up apart from a battery off switch. Manual too short and confusing but one goodish video on You Tube on its operation. I expect 50 feet would be OK with direct line of sight and outside. Didn't try that far. Ian The wireless function works well. I tested its range today - 10m easy down our passage and later with good reception through a thin timber lined wall (forgot to do a window, sorry but you won't have any difficulty there i'm sure) and then a thick brick external wall. Quite impressive. Shipping and handling from China( ?) about $45. Total cost about $115 as near as I remember. I found it easy to use and to set up apart from a battery off switch. Manual too short and confusing but one goodish video on You Tube on its operation. I expect 50 feet would be OK with direct line of sight and... » Read More The wireless function works well. I tested its range today - 10m easy down our passage and later with good reception through a thin timber lined wall (forgot to do a window, sorry but you won't have any difficulty there i'm sure) and then a thick brick external wall. Quite impressive. Shipping and handling from China( ?) about $45. Total cost about $115 as near as I remember. I found it easy to use and to set up apart from a battery off switch. Manual too short and confusing but one goodish video on You Tube on its operation. I expect 50 feet would be OK with direct line of sight and outside. Didn't try that far. Ian « Show Less
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Hello John, This siren works on 433mhz. Thanks. www.FortressSecurityStore.com
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Each of the Radio Frequency (RF) Receivers I have received (some 7 now) have each been different and have not shown the RF used. One could write the manufacturer and request a batch that used the same RF, but it is not currently accommodated at the retail level.