CENTSYS NOVA – Receiver (Code-Hopping)
What is the threat with CENTSYS NOVA receiver?
CENTSYS NOVA receiver controls offer code-hopping technology.
Each code that is transmitted by the receiver is totally and randomly different to the last code transmitted.
This prevents unwanted copying of the receiver signal and cloning of the receiver itself.
CENTSYS NOVA receiver controls offers the same level of security as currently provided by leading brand automobile manufacturers for immobilizing vehicle alarms and activating door locks.
CENTSYS’s solution?
FIXED coded receiver systems – particularly those using dip-switches to set the code, are very easy to copy or clone. They also offer a very limited number of possible codes. In other words, these systems only provide convenience, with very limited security.
Main features
- 433Mhz operating frequency
- Transmitters with one to four buttons
- Transmitter quick and easy to open for battery replacement
- Belt or visor clip supplied as standard
- Transmitter body clip doubles as wall bracket
- Self-learning receivers with one, two and four channels
- Receivers incorporate stable narrow band technology
- Weatherproof housing for receiver
