Security Brands 14-RTE300 RTE 300 Request-to-Exit Station
The Security Brands 14-RTE300 RTE 300 is a wireless request-to-exit station used when a gate, door, or access-control point needs a push-to-open command without running a new wire from the station back to the operator or controller. It is typically mounted on a post or pedestal and sends a 300 MHz radio signal to a compatible receiver when the exit button is pressed. A lockout key switch lets the site disable the button when needed, which is useful for service, after-hours control, or restricted access areas. This is a transmitter-only station, so the receiver must already be present or purchased separately. The main compatibility point is very specific: it works only with compatible 300 MHz receivers using 10 DIP switches. It should not be ordered for 433 MHz Ridge systems, rolling-code transmitters, Wiegand card readers, or standard wired exit-button circuits unless the receiver side is correct.
Compatible With
- 300 MHz receivers that use 10 DIP switches, where the receiver manual confirms compatibility
- Digi-Code 300 MHz 10 DIP switch receiver applications where the switch pattern can be matched
- Multi-Code 300 MHz 10 DIP switch receiver applications where the switch pattern can be matched
- Gate operator receiver inputs where a compatible 300 MHz receiver is installed inside the operator housing
- Post-mount exit station applications where trenching a wired exit button is not practical
- Previously referenced S-RTE300 applications where the installed receiver matches
- Not for 433 MHz Ridge RTE, rolling-code receivers, Wiegand readers, or non-300 MHz radio systems
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | Security Brands / American Access Systems |
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| Product Type | Wireless request-to-exit station |
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| Part Number | 14-RTE300 |
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| Previous Reference | S-RTE300 |
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| Frequency | 300 MHz |
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| Coding | 10 DIP switch matching receiver |
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| Power | Single CR2032 battery |
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| Enclosure | Polycarbonate post-mount station |
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| Included Function | Push button and lockout key switch |
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| Notes | Transmitter only; receiver not included |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 14-RTE300
- SB-14-RTE300
- Security Brands 14-RTE300
- AAS 14-RTE300
- RTE 300
- S-RTE300
- 300 MHz Request-to-Exit Station
- Wireless RTE 300
- Digi-Code 300 MHz 10 DIP receiver applications
- Multi-Code 300 MHz 10 DIP receiver applications
- 14-RTE433T Ridge RTE 433 MHz - related but not interchangeable
Technician Note
The RTE 300 must match the receiver DIP switches. If the receiver is not a 300 MHz 10-switch receiver, this station will not operate it even if the gate operator has a radio receiver installed.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the receiver is 300 MHz and uses 10 DIP switches.
- Confirm the receiver is installed and wired to the gate operator or access-control input.
- Do not order for 433 MHz Ridge, rolling-code, MegaCode, Security+ 2.0, or Wiegand systems.
- Confirm a wireless RTE station is allowed for the site application and local access-control requirements.
- Keep a spare CR2032 battery available for maintenance.
Professional Advisory
A request-to-exit station is an activation device, not a gate safety device. Always keep monitored photo eyes, edges, reversing loops, and other required safety devices in place and working.
Product Q&A
What receiver does the RTE 300 need?
It is compatible only with 300 MHz receivers that use 10 DIP switches, including certain Digi-Code or Multi-Code style receivers.
Is a receiver included with the 14-RTE300?
No. The RTE 300 is a transmitter-only request-to-exit station. The receiver must already be installed or purchased separately.
Is this the same as the Ridge 433 MHz RTE station?
No. The 14-RTE300 is a 300 MHz DIP-switch unit. Ridge 433 MHz products are a different radio family.
What battery does it use?
The RTE 300 uses a CR2032 battery.
Is it a safety device?
No. It is an activation device for request-to-exit use. It does not replace monitored gate safety devices.
