AES ETRANS200, eLoop Transceiver - 2x Relay Output N/O + N/C - LCD Display

AES ETRANS200, eLoop Transceiver - 2x Relay Output N/O + N/C - LCD Display

The AES ETRANS200 is an LCD transceiver for select AES e-Loop, e-Trans, wireless keypad, remote transmitter, and access control applications. It is used as the receiving and relay-output side of a compatible AES wireless system.

In a properly configured installation, the ETRANS200 can receive signals from compatible AES remotes, e-Loops, wireless keypads, and entry buttons, then activate one of its relay outputs for the approved gate operator, door controller, or access control input.

This is the transceiver-only product. It should not be confused with complete transmitter kits, keypad kits, long-range kits, e-Loop detector kits, antenna kits, or complete gate access systems. Order by exact AES part number, relay requirements, input voltage, supported device count, and system compatibility.

What This LCD Transceiver Does

The ETRANS200 provides LCD menu-based receiver and transceiver functions for compatible AES wireless devices. It can store supported transmitters and devices, manage relay behavior, provide relay output control, and allow certain e-Loop settings or diagnostics where supported by the connected AES equipment.

The ETRANS200 is commonly used where the installer needs more capacity and menu control than a smaller transceiver. It is often selected for applications requiring 200 remote storage, multiple AES wireless device types, two relay outputs, menu-based setup, lock-out functions, or e-Loop configuration access.

This transceiver does not move a gate or door by itself. Final operation depends on proper power, compatible AES wireless devices, relay wiring, antenna placement, receiver programming, gate operator input setup, access control wiring, and required safety devices.

Compatible With

Use the AES ETRANS200 only where AES documentation, the system design, product label, or supplier cross-reference confirms compatibility. Compatibility depends on the AES wireless platform, device type, frequency, relay requirement, antenna setup, firmware or generation, and controlled equipment.

• Select AES e-Loop systems requiring an ETRANS200 / E-TRANS-200 LCD transceiver
• Select AES e-Trans wireless receiver/transceiver applications requiring 200 remote storage
• Select AES E-TX transmitter fob applications where the receiver documentation supports ETRANS200 programming
• Select AES E-REMOTE applications where the 200-code receiver/transceiver and lock/unlock functions are supported
• Select AES EKPD wireless eKeypad applications where the keypad is paired to an ETRANS200 transceiver
• Select AES EKPD-KLT kit applications where the ETRANS200 is the included or required transceiver
• Select AES e-Loop detector applications where ETRANS200 is used as the receiving transceiver for exit or presence operation
• Gate, door, and access control applications where two relay outputs are required and the relay ratings are suitable for the controlled equipment
• Installations where an external SMA antenna connection is needed for approved AES antenna options
• Repairs or replacements where the original transceiver is marked, listed, or cross-referenced as ETRANS200, E-TRANS-200, or ETRANS200-US

Important Compatibility Warning

The AES ETRANS200 is not the same as ETRANS50 or ETRANS100. The ETRANS50 is commonly used for single-relay applications, the ETRANS100 is commonly used for two-channel applications, and the ETRANS200 is the LCD transceiver with higher device storage and menu-based functions.

Relay terminal descriptions should be verified before wiring. Some AES documentation lists the ETRANS200 relay outputs as COM and N/O connections x 2 relays, while some product descriptions mention N/O + N/C outputs. Always check the physical terminal markings, product label, and current AES manual before connecting the relay to a gate operator, door controller, lock interface, or access control input.

Do not use the relay output to switch high-voltage loads directly. The relay should be connected only to an approved low-voltage control input or approved interface device. Never bypass monitored safety devices, photo eyes, safety edges, fire access wiring, stop circuits, or gate operator entrapment protection to make the transceiver activate equipment.

Similar AES Parts That Are Not Automatically Interchangeable

• AES ETRANS200: LCD transceiver with 200 remote storage and two relay outputs; this is the transceiver-only item described on this page.
• AES E-TRANS-200: Alternate naming format for ETRANS200; verify the physical package label and supplier SKU.
• AES ETRANS200-US: Possible regional SKU format; verify before publishing the suffix on the live page.
• AES ETRANS50: Single-relay transceiver; not the same as ETRANS200.
• AES ETRANS100: Two-channel transceiver; not the same as the LCD ETRANS200.
• AES ETRANS200-TX-KIT: Kit version that may include ETRANS200 plus E-TX fobs and antenna; not the same as transceiver-only.
• AES ETRANS200-TX-LR-KIT: Long-range kit version with antenna and remotes; not the same as transceiver-only.
• AES EKPD-KLT: Wireless keypad kit that includes eTrans200 where supplied as listed; not the same as the transceiver-only item.
• AES E-TX: Four-button transmitter fob; not the same as ETRANS200.
• AES E-REMOTE: Three-channel transmitter with lock/unlock function; not the same as the transceiver.
• AES ANT-4 / ANT-30: Antenna accessories; not the same as the transceiver.
• AES e-Loop detectors: Vehicle detection modules; not the same as the ETRANS200 receiving transceiver.

Not Intended For

• Use as a complete gate operator, door operator, intercom, keypad, or access control system by itself
• Replacement for an e-Loop detector, safety loop, photo eye, safety edge, or monitored entrapment device
• Use as a transmitter fob, wireless keypad, diagnostic remote, diagnostic light, or antenna accessory
• Use where an ETRANS50, ETRANS100, transmitter kit, keypad kit, or long-range kit is specifically required
• Direct switching of high-voltage circuits, magnetic lock power, strike power, motor wiring, or unsafe loads without an approved relay interface
• Solving poor range caused by weak transmitter batteries, bad antenna placement, metal obstruction, interference, low receiver power, or incorrect programming without proper diagnosis
• Bypassing access permissions, fire access equipment, monitored photo eyes, safety edges, gate operator safety circuits, stop circuits, or required entrapment protection

Features & Specifications

Also Known As / Related Part Numbers

• AES ETRANS200
• ETRANS200
• AES E-TRANS-200
• E-TRANS-200
• AES Global ETRANS200
• AES Global E-TRANS-200
• Nice AES ETRANS200
• AES e-Trans 200 LCD Transceiver
• AES eLoop Transceiver with LCD Display
• AES e-Loop LCD Receiver
• AES e-Loop LCD Transceiver
• AES 200 Code LCD Transceiver
• AES 433.39 MHz LCD Transceiver
• AES Transceiver with 2 Relay Outputs
• AES ETRANS200-US, possible regional SKU format; verify physical package label before publishing with the suffix
• AES-ETRANS200
• AES-E-TRANS-200
• ETRANS-200, possible search variation only; verify exact part number before ordering
• ETRANS200LCD, possible search variation only; verify exact part number before ordering
• HYS-ETRANS200, related distributor-style SKU format only; verify seller SKU before ordering
• ETRANS50, related single-relay transceiver; not the same as ETRANS200
• ETRANS100, related two-channel transceiver; not the same as ETRANS200
• ETRANS200-TX-KIT, related kit version; not the same as transceiver-only
• ETRANS200-TX-LR-KIT, related long-range kit version; not the same as transceiver-only
• EKPD-KLT, related wireless keypad kit with eTrans200; not the same as transceiver-only

Related Parts and Accessories

• AES E-TX, 4-button transmitter fob compatible with select AES e-Loop transceiver products
• AES E-REMOTE, 3-channel transmitter with lock/unlock function for compatible 200-code receiver applications
• AES EKPD, wireless eKeypad only; pairs with compatible receiving equipment where supported
• AES EKPD-KLT, wireless eKeypad kit with eTrans200 transceiver where supplied as listed
• AES ETRANS200-TX-KIT, related transmitter kit version; verify contents before ordering
• AES ETRANS200-TX-LR-KIT, related long-range kit version; verify antenna and remote contents before ordering
• AES ANT-4, puck-style 433 MHz antenna for select AES wireless systems where supported
• AES ANT-30, high-gain 433 MHz antenna for select long-range AES wireless systems where supported
• AES e-Loop detector models, where the ETRANS200 is used as the compatible receiving transceiver
• Approved low-voltage wiring, conduit, enclosure, surge protection, and relay interface parts where required by the installation

Technician Note

If an ETRANS200 system is not activating the gate, troubleshoot both the wireless side and the relay-output side. Check transmitter or keypad programming, device memory, antenna connection, receiver power, relay mode, relay output wiring, access control input, gate operator input settings, and the operator status before replacing the transceiver.

If the ETRANS200 display shows the device has been accepted but the gate does not move, the transceiver may not be the problem. Check relay assignment, relay mode, pulse time, wiring to the operator, stop circuit, safety circuit, fire access input, and operator programming.

If range is poor, inspect antenna placement before replacing electronics. Metal cabinets, low antenna mounting, poor line of sight, damaged coax, weak transmitter batteries, nearby radio noise, and incorrect antenna selection can make a working transceiver appear unreliable.

Before Ordering, Confirm

• The required part number is ETRANS200 or E-TRANS-200.
• The installation needs the LCD transceiver only, not a transmitter kit, keypad kit, long-range kit, or e-Loop detector kit.
• The connected AES devices are compatible with the ETRANS200 wireless platform.
• The system requires the ETRANS200 feature set rather than ETRANS50 or ETRANS100.
• The input voltage available at the site matches the listed 10-36V AC/DC requirement.
• The controlled equipment has approved low-voltage inputs for the relay outputs.
• The relay terminal requirements are confirmed, especially whether the site needs N/O only, N/C, or COM/N/O terminals.
• The relay contact rating and relay mode are suitable for the gate, door, or access control input.
• The antenna connector, antenna type, and mounting location are suitable for the installation.
• The issue is not caused by transmitter batteries, missing programming, bad antenna placement, relay wiring, low power, or gate operator input problems.
• The package contents are confirmed, especially whether antennas, remotes, mounting hardware, instructions, or power accessories are included.

Installation and Service Notes

• Install and program the ETRANS200 only on systems you are authorized to service.
• Follow AES instructions for coding remotes, e-Loops, keypads, and entry buttons into the transceiver.
• Power the ETRANS200 only within the voltage range and wiring method shown on the current product label or manual.
• Verify relay terminal markings before wiring. Do not assume N/O, N/C, or COM terminal layout without checking the physical transceiver.
• Do not connect relay outputs directly to high-voltage loads, motor wiring, lock power, or unsupported operator terminals.
• Set relay mode only as required by the controlled equipment, such as Pulse, Latch, or Hold where supported.
• Use the LCD menu carefully when deleting devices, changing relay functions, or using lock-out features.
• Mount the transceiver and antenna where the radio path is as clear as practical and wiring is protected.
• After setup, test each programmed device, relay output, access command, lock-out function, and gate or door response.
• Do not bypass monitored gate safety inputs, photo eyes, safety edges, stop circuits, emergency access equipment, fire access wiring, access permissions, or required entrapment protection during testing.

Professional Advisory

A qualified gate, access control, or low-voltage technician should install or service the AES ETRANS200 when it is connected to a gate operator, automatic door, magnetic lock, electric strike, intercom, telephone entry system, fire access system, or monitored safety circuit. Relay wiring, lock-out programming, gate input configuration, and safety-device interaction should be tested carefully. Do not bypass access control permissions, emergency access requirements, monitored safety devices, or gate operator protections to make the system operate.

Product Questions & Answers

What is the AES ETRANS200 used for?

The AES ETRANS200 is used as an LCD transceiver for compatible AES e-Loop, e-Trans, wireless keypad, remote transmitter, and access control applications.

Does the AES ETRANS200 include remotes or an antenna?

No. ETRANS200 is the transceiver-only item unless the product listing specifically states otherwise. E-TX fobs, E-REMOTE transmitters, ANT-4, ANT-30, keypads, and e-Loop detectors are separate items or part of separate kits.

How many devices can the ETRANS200 store?

The ETRANS200 is commonly listed with storage for up to 200 remotes, 4 e-Loops, 4 keypads, and 4 entry buttons where supported by the installed version and programmed according to AES instructions.

How many relay outputs does the AES ETRANS200 have?

The ETRANS200 has 2 relay outputs. Relay terminal type should be verified on the physical transceiver because some references list COM and N/O connections while other descriptions mention N/O and N/C output capability.

What voltage does the AES ETRANS200 use?

The AES ETRANS200 is commonly specified for 10-36V AC/DC input. Always confirm the current product label and installation manual before wiring power.

Is AES ETRANS200 the same as ETRANS50?

No. ETRANS200 is the LCD transceiver with higher device storage and two relay outputs. ETRANS50 is a related single-relay transceiver and should not be treated as the same part.

What should I check before ordering AES ETRANS200?

Confirm the exact ETRANS200 or E-TRANS-200 part number, transceiver-only requirement, voltage input, relay terminal type, relay rating, compatible AES devices, antenna needs, package contents, and whether the job requires a kit instead.