BEA 10RD433, Receiver, 433 MHz Digital
The BEA 10RD433 is the standard 433 MHz digital receiver used to bring compatible BEA wireless transmitters into an automatic pedestrian door control. In a typical installation, a push plate transmitter or handheld transmitter sends a 433 MHz activation signal to the receiver, and the receiver provides the door control with the appropriate activation relay signal. It is a common choice for ADA door activation, retrofit push plate work, and wireless sequencing where running new switch wire is not practical. The important ordering detail is the wireless family: BEA 433 MHz digital transmitters and receivers must be matched together. The 10RD433 should not be confused with the 10RD433EH extended-hold model or the 10RD900 long-range 900 MHz receiver.
Compatible With
- BEA 433 MHz digital wireless transmitter systems
- Automatic pedestrian door activation controls using compatible BEA 433 MHz transmitters
- BEA handheld 433 MHz transmitter applications such as 10TD433HH series when matched by system
- BEA wireless push plate transmitter applications such as 10TD433PB series when matched by system
- Vestibule or sequencing applications where the standard 433 MHz receiver is specified
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | BEA |
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| Product Type | Digital wireless receiver |
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| Part Number | 10RD433 |
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| Frequency | 433 MHz |
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| Application | Automatic pedestrian door activation / sequencing |
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| Power | Commonly 12 to 24 VAC/VDC depending on wiring |
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| Compatible Wireless Family | BEA 433 MHz digital transmitters |
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| Notes | Not compatible with 900 MHz or unrelated radio families |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 10RD433
- RD433
- BEA 433 MHz digital receiver
- BEA 433 receiver
- 10RD433 standard receiver
- 10RD433EH - related extended-hold version
- 10TD433HH1 / 10TD433HH2 / 10TD433HH3 / 10TD433HH4 - related transmitter family
- 10TD433PB3V / 10TD433PB9V - related push plate transmitter family
Technician Note
Match the receiver to the transmitter frequency and door sequence. If the old receiver was an EH extended-hold model, replacing it with a standard receiver can change how the door holds open.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the existing receiver part number is 10RD433.
- Confirm all transmitters are BEA 433 MHz digital units.
- Verify the door control voltage and relay input requirements.
- Check whether the opening needs extended hold or standard receiver operation.
- Do not mix BEA 433 MHz and 900 MHz wireless components.
- Relearn transmitters and test activation range after installation.
Professional Advisory
Automatic pedestrian door sensors and wireless controls should be installed, adjusted, and tested by a qualified automatic door technician. Do not use an activation sensor as a substitute for required presence, safety, or monitored protection devices.
Product Questions & Answers
What transmitters work with the 10RD433?
The 10RD433 is for BEA 433 MHz digital transmitter systems, including compatible BEA handheld and push plate style 433 MHz transmitters.
Is 10RD433 the same as 10RD433EH?
No. They are related 433 MHz receivers, but the EH version is the extended-hold model. Use the exact model required for the door sequence.
Can this receiver run on low voltage?
The 10RD433 family is commonly used with 12 to 24 VAC/VDC automatic door control power, but the installed system should be checked before wiring.
Is this compatible with BEA 900 MHz transmitters?
No. 433 MHz and 900 MHz BEA wireless families are different and should not be mixed.
Is this a gate receiver?
It is primarily used for automatic pedestrian door activation and sequencing. Do not assume compatibility with gate remotes or residential garage remotes.
