The NICE Apollo ON3ELR/A is a long-range 3-channel transmitter from the Era One LR family. It uses LoRa radio technology to improve usable range and resistance to interference when paired with compatible Nice long-range receiver equipment. It is commonly selected for longer driveways, gated properties, commercial entrances, or sites where a standard transmitter does not provide the desired operating distance.
The key fitment point is the receiver. The ON3ELR/A is not simply a higher-powered version of every Nice remote; it belongs to the Nice long-range LoRa ecosystem and should be paired with a compatible receiver such as OXILR/A or a properly configured ONELRKIT/A package. It should not be ordered for older 318 MHz Apollo receiver installations.
| Manufacturer | NICE Apollo |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Long-range remote transmitter |
| Part Number | ON3ELR/A |
| Channels | 3 |
| Frequency | 433.92 MHz |
| Security Technology | Nice Era One LR / LoRa bidirectional radio family |
| Application | Long-range gate, barrier, and door automation control |
| Notes | Use with compatible LoRa receiver equipment |
Use this transmitter only when the receiver supports the Nice LoRa long-range family. A standard 433.92 MHz receiver or an older 318 MHz receiver may not accept this transmitter.
For commercial or community gates, remote programming may be controlled by a property manager or access-control provider. Do not open or rewire receiver equipment unless qualified.
The ON3ELR/A is part of the Nice Era One long-range LoRa family and is intended for use with compatible LoRa receiver equipment such as the OXILR/A.
The ON3ELR/A should be matched to the correct long-range LoRa receiver family. Use the receiver documentation to confirm whether the installed receiver supports the long-range transmitter.
The ON3ELR/A is a 3-channel transmitter, allowing up to three programmed receiver functions when supported by the receiver and control board.
No. It is a 433.92 MHz Nice long-range transmitter and is not for older Apollo 318 MHz receiver systems.
It may be used where a compatible Nice LoRa receiver is installed and the site manager or installer authorizes programming into the receiver memory.