The Transmitter Solutions RECTSNANO869 is the 868 MHz configuration associated with the HIVE Nano receiver family. This compact stand-alone receiver provides one relay channel, memory for up to 85 users, and 12-24 VAC/DC self-adjusting power. The current Transmitter Solutions HIVE Nano documentation lists 318 MHz, 433 MHz, and 868 MHz frequency configurations, with the 868 MHz version carrying the 85-user memory specification.
Transmitter Solutions currently publishes the main receiver family under the part reference RECTSNANO. The supplied RECTSNANO869 catalog SKU should be verified against the physical receiver label when replacing an existing unit because the public manufacturer product page does not separately display the RECTSNANO869 suffix.
The HIVE Nano receiver accepts compatible radio transmitter commands and activates one C-NO relay output. The relay can provide a control signal to compatible gate, garage door, automatic closing, security, or other low-voltage control equipment when the receiving frequency, transmitter coding, power supply, and relay interface are correct.
The receiver is designed as a compact stand-alone radio control device. Its small housing is useful where control cabinet space is limited, but the IP2X housing rating means the receiver should be installed in an appropriate protected enclosure for outdoor gate or exposed applications.
Transmitter Solutions documentation identifies the RECTSNANO receiver family for the following applications:
These are manufacturer-documented receiver family applications. The connected equipment must provide a compatible relay control input and must remain within the receiver relay ratings. An unknown mains-voltage or high-current load should not be switched directly through the receiver relay.
The current manufacturer product page states that the Nano receiver family is compatible with a wide variety of handheld and wall-mounted transmitters. However, the current public HIVE Nano page and cut sheet do not name exact 868 MHz transmitter model numbers. Confirm the transmitter part number, 868 MHz frequency, and coding compatibility before ordering or programming remotes.
The 868 MHz HIVE Nano receiver should not be treated as interchangeable with the 318 MHz or 433 MHz versions. Frequency is a primary compatibility requirement. A transmitter operating at 318 MHz or 433 MHz will not become compatible simply because it is from the same receiver family or has a similar housing.
When replacing an existing Nano receiver, check the frequency marking on the old receiver and the transmitter model or frequency before ordering. Do not identify the correct receiver only by the clear housing or terminal layout.
The receiver has one relay and one C-NO output contact arrangement. This provides a Common and Normally Open contact. The current HIVE Nano cut sheet does not list a Normally Closed relay contact for this receiver.
Before replacing another stand-alone receiver, confirm how the existing control wires are connected. A system requiring an NC output, multiple relay channels, or a different relay arrangement should not automatically be converted to this receiver without confirming the control requirements.
The HIVE Nano family supports an adjustable time hold feature up to 30 seconds. Manufacturer operating documentation describes pulse and delayed relay operation, with the delayed release time programmable from 1 to 30 seconds.
This can be useful when the controlled input requires a longer relay activation than a brief momentary command. The correct operating mode should be selected for the connected gate operator, garage door control, security input, or other device.
The HIVE Nano receiver uses 12-24 VAC/DC self-adjusting power. The current cut sheet lists 9 mA consumption at rest at either 12V or 24V, 26 mA with the relay activated at 12V, and 31 mA with the relay activated at 24V.
Use a suitable low-voltage power source and follow the manufacturer installation requirements. For damaged power circuits, unknown voltage, transformer problems, or unsafe wiring, have a qualified gate, garage, low-voltage, access control, or electrical technician inspect the system.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Transmitter Solutions |
| Catalog SKU | RECTSNANO869 |
| Manufacturer Family Reference | RECTSNANO |
| Product Family | HIVE Nano Receiver |
| Carrier Frequency | 868 MHz configuration |
| Receiver Type | Superheterodyne |
| Modulation | AM/ASK |
| Channels | 1 channel |
| Memory Capacity | 85 memorizable users |
| Relay Count | 1 |
| Output Contact | C-NO |
| Adjustable Time Hold | Up to 30 seconds |
| Power Supply | 12-24 VAC/DC self-adjusting |
| 12V Consumption | 9 mA at rest; 26 mA relay activated |
| 24V Consumption | 9 mA at rest; 31 mA relay activated |
| Absorption | 95 mA per current HIVE Nano cut sheet |
| Commutable Power | 24 VA |
| Maximum Relay Voltage | 60V |
| Published Range | 500 to 600 ft |
| Local Oscillator Frequency | 6.6128 MHz |
| Channel Width | Greater than 25 KHz |
| Intermediate Frequency | 10.7 MHz |
| Input Sensitivity | -115 dBm |
| Input Load | 50 Ohm |
| Housing Protection | IP2X |
| Operating Temperature | -4 to +158 degrees F |
| Overall Dimensions | Approximately 2 x 1.25 x 0.75 to 0.8 inches; current manufacturer documents differ slightly |
| Current Published Warranty | 5 years on current product page and cut sheet; linked legacy manual contains older 24-month guarantee language |
The current Transmitter Solutions product page identifies the Nano Long Range Receiver as part number RECTSNANO and lists 318 MHz, 433 MHz, and 868 MHz configurations. The manufacturer does not separately display the RECTSNANO869 suffix on that public page. For an existing receiver replacement, verify the physical part label and 868 MHz frequency before ordering.
The current product page lists overall dimensions of 2 x 1.25 x 0.75 inches, while the current HIVE Nano cut sheet lists 2 x 1.25 x 0.8 inches. Treat the dimensions as approximately 2 x 1.25 x 0.75 to 0.8 inches when enclosure clearance is tight.
The current product page and cut sheet state a 5-year warranty. The linked receiver manual contains older 24-month guarantee language. Warranty coverage for the shipped receiver should follow the applicable current manufacturer terms for that product and production date.
The current public product page and HIVE Nano cut sheet do not provide a detailed package contents list for the 868 MHz configuration. The manufacturer lists push-to-learn programming and a 2-button handheld programming remote as programming options, but this does not confirm that a programming remote is included with RECTSNANO869.
Confirm required transmitters and programming accessories separately. Do not assume a transmitter, external enclosure, power supply, or programming remote is included unless specifically shown with the item being ordered.
The biggest ordering mistake on this receiver is matching the housing instead of the radio frequency. The 318 MHz, 433 MHz, and 868 MHz Nano versions are part of the same receiver family and can look closely related. Check the old receiver frequency and transmitter frequency before ordering. Also verify that the application uses a C-NO relay input because this receiver is not documented with an NC relay contact.
Install the receiver in a suitable protected location and use a compatible low-voltage power source. Receiver range can be affected by enclosure material, antenna placement, nearby metal, interference, and the installation environment. The published range is 500 to 600 ft, but actual site range can vary.
Do not bypass gate safety devices, monitored entrapment protection, photo eyes, safety edges, garage door reversal systems, emergency access, or operator safety circuits when installing or troubleshooting a receiver. The Nano receiver should provide the intended control command only; the gate or door operator safety system must remain operational.
If the existing receiver wiring, relay function, control voltage, or connected load cannot be positively identified, have a qualified gate, garage, low-voltage, or access control technician inspect the system. Do not switch an unknown mains-voltage or high-current load directly through the receiver relay.
The supplied catalog SKU is RECTSNANO869. Transmitter Solutions currently publishes the receiver family as RECTSNANO and lists an 868 MHz version with 85-user memory. Because the public manufacturer page does not separately show the RECTSNANO869 suffix, verify the physical product label when replacing an existing receiver.
The current HIVE Nano documentation lists 85 memorizable users for the 868 MHz receiver configuration. If the receiver is already full, existing memory may need to be reviewed before another compatible transmitter can be added.
No. The 318 MHz, 433 MHz, and 868 MHz HIVE Nano versions are different radio frequency configurations. Use a transmitter with the correct supported frequency and coding compatibility for the 868 MHz receiver.
Transmitter Solutions documents Nano receiver family applications for gates, garage doors, automatic closing systems, rolling shutters, awnings, anti-burglar or security systems, and lighting control. The connected equipment must accept the receiver's C-NO relay signal and remain within the published relay ratings.
No. The current HIVE Nano specifications list one C-NO relay output, meaning Common and Normally Open contacts. Do not order this receiver as a direct substitute for a control that requires a Normally Closed relay contact without confirming the system design.
The HIVE Nano family is specified for 12-24 VAC/DC self-adjusting power. Verify the available low-voltage power source before installation and have damaged transformers, unsafe wiring, or unknown electrical circuits checked by a qualified technician.
Yes. The HIVE Nano documentation lists an adjustable time hold feature up to 30 seconds, and receiver operating documentation describes pulse and delayed relay operation. Set the relay behavior to match the requirements of the connected control input.
The current public product page and HIVE Nano cut sheet do not provide a detailed package contents list for the 868 MHz configuration. Push-to-learn and a 2-button handheld programming remote are listed as programming options, but that does not confirm a programming remote or transmitter is included. Confirm package contents before ordering.