NICE Apollo 1050USR UL325 Control Board with Receiver for Single or Dual Gates
The 1050USR is a member of the NICE Apollo 1050 control-board family, commonly listed for ETL/UL325 single or dual gate applications with receiver functionality included. It serves as the central controller for compatible Apollo gate operators, managing motor direction, accessory commands, limit signals, timers, dual-gate coordination, and required safety inputs. The integrated receiver-style configuration can simplify some installations, but it also means the replacement board must match the site remote-control and radio setup. This item should be chosen by exact board suffix, not just by the 1050 family name. When replacing a board, verify the operator model, motor voltage, receiver frequency/credential setup, monitored safety devices, and any retrofit bracket needs before powering the system.
This is a fitment-sensitive gate operator service part. Match the part number, operator family, control box style, hardware style, and installed system layout before ordering. Similar NICE Apollo parts may look close in photos but can differ by mounting hole pattern, actuator generation, board revision, safety monitoring requirement, or included hardware.
Compatible With
- Compatible NICE Apollo systems requiring the 1050USR board configuration
- Single Apollo gate operators using the 1050 platform
- Dual Apollo master/slave gate systems using compatible 1050 controls
- Select 12 VDC and 24 VDC Apollo operator systems when confirmed by documentation
- Sites requiring integrated receiver functionality on the 1050USR version
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | NICE Apollo |
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| Product Type | UL325 control board with receiver functionality |
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| Part Number | 1050USR |
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| Application | Single or dual compatible Apollo gate operator control |
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| Compatible Operator Type | Select Apollo DC swing and slide gate operators using the 1050 platform |
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| Voltage | Verify by operator documentation; commonly associated with 12/24 VDC Apollo systems |
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| Security Technology | Integrated receiver function; verify remote/receiver compatibility |
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| Safety Monitoring | UL325 monitored safety-device support as required |
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| Notes | Do not substitute for other 1050 suffixes without checking receiver and safety configuration |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 1050USR
- NICE-1050USR
- Apollo 1050USR control board
- 1050US related board
- 1050I related board
- 1050U related listing reference
- 1050 board with receiver
- 1050 control board single or dual
Technician Note
- The R in 1050USR is important because receiver configuration can affect remote-control compatibility.
- A board failure diagnosis should include accessory wiring and safety input checks.
- Use the correct monitored safety devices and do not bypass safety circuits.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Match the exact 1050USR suffix on the existing board or parts diagram.
- Confirm radio/remote compatibility if the site depends on the integrated receiver.
- Confirm operator voltage and single/dual gate configuration.
- Check all monitored entrapment protection before startup.
- Record accessory wiring and programming before removing the old board.
Professional Advisory
Gate operators can involve stored force, moving gate hardware, low-voltage accessories, battery systems, and line-voltage power inside the control box. Do not bypass monitored safety devices or operate a gate with unsafe movement. For control-board replacement, electrical troubleshooting, welding, or unknown wiring conditions, use a qualified gate technician.
Product Questions & Answers
What is the difference between 1050US and 1050USR?
They are related 1050 family boards, but 1050USR is commonly associated with integrated receiver functionality. The exact suffix should be matched to the site.
Will my existing remotes still work?
Only if the receiver configuration and remote technology are compatible. Confirm the radio setup before replacing a board.
Can this board be used on a dual gate?
It is commonly listed for single or dual applications when used with compatible Apollo 1050 systems and proper programming.
Does this board require safety devices?
Modern UL325 installations require approved monitored entrapment protection where applicable. Do not bypass safety inputs.
Can a bad receiver symptom mean the whole board is bad?
Not always. Remote issues can come from transmitters, antenna placement, programming, radio interference, or receiver configuration, so troubleshoot before replacing the board.