433MHz Penta Series with Frequency Hopping

Elsema has once again revolutionised the wireless, automatic gate and door industry. With our next generation of Penta series that use dual coding, Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) and customisable features, these receivers are superior to rolling code receivers. Compatible with “PentaFOB^®” and “PentaCODE^®” remotes.

PCR43301RE

Output : 1 Relay
Supply : 12 – 24 Volts AC/DC

PCR43301240RE

Output : 1 Relay
Supply : 110 – 240 Volts AC

PCR43301240R

Output : 1 Relay
Supply : 110 – 240 Volts AC

PCR43302P

Output : 2 Open Collector
Supply : 7 – 36 Volts DC

PCR43302RE

Output : 2 Relays
Supply : 12 – 24 Volts AC/DC

PCR43302R

Output : 2 Relays
Supply : 12 – 24 Volts AC/DC

PCR43302240RE

Output : 2 Relays
Supply : 110 – 240 Volts AC

PCR43302240R

Output : 2 Relays
Supply : 110 – 240 Volts AC

PCR43304RE

Output : 4 Relays
Supply : 12 – 24 Volts AC/DC

PCR43304R

Output : 4 Relays
Supply : 12 – 24 Volts AC/DC

PCR43305RE

Output : 4 Relays
Supply : 12 – 24 Volts AC/DC

PCR43305R

Output : 4 Relays
Supply : 12 – 24 Volts AC/DC

PCR433WG

Output : Wiegand Format
Supply : 12 – 24 Volts AC/DC

Penta Repeater

Extends the range of FOB remotes
Supply : 12 – 24 Volts AC/DC

PentaFOB^® Programmer

Add, Delete individual PentaFOB^® remotes from the receiver. Also Backup the receivers memory with all programmed remotes.

PCR 433MHz Penta Receivers

Elsema continues to set the standard in the wireless, automatic gate and door industry with the launch of our next generation Penta series receivers. These innovative devices feature advanced dual coding, frequency hopping, antenna diversity, and customizable options, making them far superior to traditional rolling code receivers and remotes. The Penta series is designed to deliver unmatched security and reliability, ensuring that your gate and door systems are protected against interference and unauthorized access.

The name “Penta” is inspired by the five sides of a pentagon, symbolizing the five frequencies on which these receivers operate using Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS). While most receivers are limited to a single frequency, Elsema has pioneered a receiver that works with Key Fob remotes across five distinct frequencies. This unique capability not only enhances security but also provides a robust defense against interference, making the Penta series a groundbreaking solution in the market.

When paired with our intelligent automatic gate and door motor kits, the Penta series receivers simplify installation and operation, taking the complexity out of setting up your automatic gate and door systems. The combination of cutting edge technology and user friendly design ensures that controlling your gates and doors has never been more convenient or secure.

The Penta series is compatible with both “PentaFOB^®” and “PentaCODE^®” remotes, offering versatile and reliable solutions for your automated systems. With the Penta series, Elsema continues to lead the industry in innovation, providing customers with state of the art technology that sets a new benchmark for security and convenience in wireless automation.

Learn more about wireless remote control communication, including its principles, applications, and advancements, in this detailed article.

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What is the PCR 433MHz Penta series used for?

It is a family of 433MHz receivers for gates, doors and access control that use dual coding and frequency hopping for secure interference-resistant control.

Which remotes are compatible with the PCR receivers?

They work with PentaFOB and PentaCODE key fob remotes, so mixed sites can standardise on one receiver platform.

Do PCR receivers use frequency hopping spread spectrum?

Yes, the Penta series hops across five frequencies to resist jamming and noise while maintaining strong links in busy RF areas.

What output options are available across the range?

Models cover one, two, four, five and eight relay outputs along with open collector variants and a Wiegand interface for access systems.

Are both low voltage and mains powered versions available?

Yes, selections include 12 to 24 volts AC or DC models and 110 to 240 volts AC models to suit panel or mains installations.

Do the receivers support momentary and latching modes?

Yes, each channel can be set to momentary or latching, which matches pulse or maintained control needs for automation.

Is antenna diversity included to improve range?

Yes, antenna diversity helps maintain a robust link and better range in difficult environments with reflections and interference.

How many remotes can be stored?

Remote storage is effectively unlimited, which is useful for strata sites, car parks and multi-tenant facilities.

Can installers manage remotes without wiping memory?

Yes, with the PentaFOB programmer it is possible to add and delete individual remotes and even back up receiver memory.

What are typical applications for PCR receivers?

Common uses include automatic gates, garage door access readers and custom automation where secure, reliable wireless control is needed.