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Visonic MCT-234 4 Button Miniature Wireless Keyfob Transmitter

Visonic MCT-234 4 Button Miniature Wireless Keyfob Transmitter
Manufacturer:  Visonic  SKU:  MCT234
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The MCT-234 is a miniature PowerCode 4-button transmitter, designed for use with alarm and remote control systems, such as Visonic Ltd's MAX-20 MC and PowerMax.

Whenever one of the 4 specific push-buttons is pressed, the MCT-234 transmits a Code-Secure digital sequence that is identifiable by compatible PowerCode receivers, together with a 4-bit function code associated with the button that was pressed. The transmitter signal is encrypted and changes in every transmission. As a result, "code grabbing" is virtually impossible.

Features

  • Four-button Keyfob
  • Code-Secure Technology
  • Compatible w/ PowerCode Receivers
  • Low Battery Report

* 270A 12V alkaline GP ultra can be used for replacement battery

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1. Anonymous User on 4/9/2012, said:

I've had this transmitter for several years now and carry it on my keyring in my pocket everyday. It has held up pretty well and has always functioned. Unfortunately the case separated a few months ago but a little duct taped held it together and it still functioned. This morning the keyring slot gave up the ghost. Snapped a chunk off the back and broke the plastic tab. Still works but is not very functional for me now. I hate that it cost $38 to replace it but I guess that's about a $1 a month. 4 stars because I wish it was designed to be a little more durable and didn't cost so much to replace.

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2. Anonymous User on 6/22/2011, said:

These little guys just work. I have had zero problems with either of my two units in over 5 years. At first glance the chains on them appeared to be a bit "under" engineered but we have never had any issues with them breaking or disconnecting. I think the fact they have a swivel built in adds to their durability. My driveway is about 70ft from my panel which is also on the second floor and these units arm/disarm first press every time.

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3. Scott Frahmann on 4/5/2007, said:

These are great keyfobs. Very functional with the x10 capabilities. The only complaint I have is that 1 of my 2 keyfobs is not transmitting strong after 3 years and I have to replace it now. I tried new batteries with no success. I may have bought weak batteries in the first place, but I am not sure. They are slightly difficult to open/close when replacing the batteries, but still a great keyfob.

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Frequency (MHz)315, 418 and 433.92 (other frequencies according to local requirements)
ModulationAsk (On-Off Keying)
Coding28-bit ID, 4-bit Function Code and 32-bit Rolling Code
Power Supply12V Alkaline Battery, Type A27 or Equivalent
Current Consumption11 mA (During Transmission)
Battery LifeApprox. 1 year (Based Upon Ten one-second transmissions/day)
Battery SupervisionGood battery - LED lights steadily upon transmission
Low battery - LED flickers upon transmission
Note: If transmission is still possible despite the battery condition, the unit will send a low battery signal to the receiver
Operating Temperatures0° to 50°C (32° to 122°F)
Dimensions53.5 x 31.5 x 10.5 mm (2-1/8 x 1-1/4 x 7/16 in.)
Weight (including battery)17.5 g (3/5 oz)
ColorDark gray
StandardsComplies with Part 15 of the FCC rules and also with CE requirements
Installation Manual
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