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Linear SD Receiver in Metal Case, 1-Channel
LNDX12
The Linear 1-Channel Amplified Receiver is designed for use in...
Price: $77.99
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 Product Description
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LINEAR 1 CHANNEL AMPLIFIED RECEIVER
COMPATIBLE WITH STANDARD DIGITAL TRANSMITTERS ONLY
The Linear LNDX12 1-Channel Amplified Receiver is designed for use in security systems and remote switching functions. The receiver is housed in a heavy-duty metal case to ensure reliable operation without detuning when installed inside another metal housing. It incorporates an RF pre-amplifier and can be used with the EXA-1000 or EXA-2000 remote antennas for improved range. Typical applications for the receiver include adding a wireless zone, a panic button, or creating a remote arm/disarm feature for a hardwired alarm panel. Each time a transmitter is triggered with a digital code matching the receiver's digital code, the receiver's relay will activate for four seconds.
The Model DX-12 is compatible with standard digital transmitters only.
The output of the DX-12 receiver is isolated dry relay contacts. Dry contacts indicate that the switching contacts are isolated from the receiver's power supply. The receiver provides normally open and normally closed contacts. The current rating of the relay output is 1 amp at 32 volts maximum.
LINEAR'S XTENDED RANGE GETS YOU THERE
Linear's Xtended Range wireless receivers and transmitters are more than twice as powerful, 6 times more sensitive, and 3 times more immune to interference than the next best mid-range wireless equipment. Linear once offered the industry's top range at 5 miles, now with this new technology, they go to 10 miles. Maybe 15!
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Specifications
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Linear LNDX12 1-Channel Amplified Receiver Manual (.pdf)
Features:
- Metal housing
- RF pre-amplifier
- Operates on 11-24 VDC or 12-16 VAC power
- One channel
- Standard digital format: 256 discrete codes
- One form "C" relay output
- One Amp contact rating @ 32 Volts AC/DC
- Four second relay activation time
- RF frequency: 303.875 MHz
- 5.5" W x 3.8" H x 1.5" D
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