Transmitter Solutions RECTSPOWC4P 433 MHz 4-Relay HIVE Receiver Details
The Transmitter Solutions RECTSPOWC4P is a HIVE 433 MHz four-relay receiver catalog SKU for compatible gate, garage door, automatic door, and access control applications. Applicable Transmitter Solutions HIVE Mini Outdoor receiver documentation identifies a stand-alone 433 MHz receiver platform available in two-channel and four-channel configurations.
The exact RECTSPOWC4P part number is not separately printed on the current public manufacturer receiver page. The current page identifies the broader outdoor receiver family as RECTSMINI*OUT, while the official four-relay manual identifies the four-relay receiver hardware as SEL2641R433-Z4. Verify the physical receiver label when replacing an existing unit or matching a specific catalog SKU.
What the RECTSPOWC4P Receiver Does
The receiver stores compatible rolling-code transmitters and operates four relay channels according to the learned transmitter buttons and receiver configuration. This allows one receiver platform to provide multiple control outputs for compatible automatic closing systems or other approved control inputs.
For gate and garage applications, connect receiver relay contacts only to the operator's documented access, radio, or dry-contact control input. The receiver should not be used to bypass photo eyes, monitored safety edges, entrapment protection, door reversal systems, emergency access, or other required safety circuits.
433.92 MHz Rolling-Code Receiver
The official four-relay receiver manual documents a 433.92 MHz superheterodyne receiver using AM/ASK demodulation and KeeLoq hopping-code security.
- Carrier frequency - 433.92 MHz
- Receiver type - superheterodyne
- Demodulation - AM/ASK
- Input sensitivity - -115 dBm
- Input load - 50 Ohm
- Rolling-code security
Matching 433 MHz frequency alone does not prove transmitter compatibility. The transmitter must use the compatible rolling-code system and receiver application.
Four Relay Output Configuration
The official four-relay manual documents four output relays identified as K1, K2, K3, and K4. The terminal map shows the following relay connections:
- Relay K1 - Normally Open and Common
- Relay K2 - Normally Open, Common, and Normally Closed
- Relay K3 - Normally Open and Common
- Relay K4 - Normally Open, Common, and Normally Closed
The same legacy manual introduction separately describes the receiver as having three NO relay outputs and one NO/NC relay output. This wording conflicts with the terminal map, which shows NO/NC connections for K2 and K4. Verify the printed terminals on the physical receiver before wiring a replacement or designing a relay function around a Normally Closed contact.
Relay Terminal Map
| Terminal | Documented Function |
| 1 | Relay 1 NO |
| 2 | Relay 1 Common |
| 3 | Relay 2 NO |
| 4 | Relay 2 Common |
| 5 | Relay 2 NC |
| 6 | Relay 3 NO |
| 7 | Relay 3 Common |
| 8 | Relay 4 NO |
| 9 | Relay 4 Common |
| 10 | Relay 4 NC |
| 11 | Power supply common |
| 12 | 12 VAC/DC supply input |
| 13 | 24 VAC/DC supply input |
| 14 | Antenna pole |
| 15 | Antenna ground |
K4 Pulse and Step Mode
The official four-relay manual specifically documents selectable operation for relay K4 through jumper JP1:
- JP1 open - K4 pulse mode
- JP1 closed - K4 step mode
Step mode is a latching-style function where the relay state changes with successive commands. Pulse mode provides the documented momentary-style operation. Do not assume every relay uses the same jumper-selectable mode because the four-relay manual specifically identifies the JP1 setting for K4.
Up to 85 Stored Transmitters
The receiver is documented with memory for up to 85 transmitter user codes. The manufacturer manual identifies a full-memory condition when 85 transmitters are already stored and an additional transmitter programming attempt is made.
The receiver uses push-to-learn programming through the P1 button and status LEDs. The manual also documents individual transmitter-button erasure and complete receiver memory erasure.
Before performing a complete memory erase at a community, business, rental property, or managed access site, identify which transmitters must be restored. Complete erasure removes the stored receiver memory.
Transmitter Button and Relay Programming
The manufacturer manual documents sequential transmitter-button memorization. The programming procedure references transmitter button A and button B and assigns receiver programming positions through the P1 button and receiver LEDs.
The official four-relay manual identifies the following legacy transmitter types as usable with SEL2641R433-Z4 receiver hardware:
- S2TR2641E2
- S2TR2641E2M
- S2TR2641E4
- SETR2641AM2
- SETR2641-TM
The current HIVE Mini Outdoor receiver cut sheet separately lists Stingray 433 MHz and Monarch 433 MHz transmitter families as accessories. Exact public cross-reference from every current transmitter SKU to RECTSPOWC4P could not be fully confirmed. Verify the existing receiver label and transmitter model before ordering additional remotes.
Long-Range Receiver Application
Current Transmitter Solutions HIVE Mini Outdoor documentation advertises receiver range up to 1,200 feet. Actual range depends on the transmitter, antenna, receiver position, surrounding metal, building construction, interference, and other site conditions.
A transmitter that works only close to the receiver does not automatically mean the receiver has failed. Check the remote battery, transmitter condition, antenna connection, antenna placement, receiver location, and radio interference before replacing the receiver.
Whip Antenna and Optional Coax Antenna
The current manufacturer receiver page identifies a whip antenna as included and a coax antenna as optional. The official four-relay manual also documents antenna pole and antenna ground connections at terminals 14 and 15.
When replacing an existing receiver, inspect the antenna arrangement before ordering. A remote antenna installation may require different coax and mounting hardware than the included whip antenna configuration.
Outdoor IP65 Housing
The HIVE Mini Outdoor receiver family and official four-relay manual document IP65 housing protection. The manufacturer identifies the enclosure for exterior installations.
IP65 protection does not make damaged cable entries, missing plugs, loose covers, or improperly installed antenna penetrations weatherproof. Inspect the enclosure and cable entry points when servicing a receiver exposed to rain or irrigation.
Power Supply Requirements
The receiver is documented for 12 or 24 VAC/DC power. The four-relay manual provides separate 12 VAC/DC and 24 VAC/DC supply terminals with a common supply connection.
Verify the available control voltage before moving power wiring from another receiver. Do not connect mains voltage directly to the receiver power input.
Similar HIVE Receivers Are Not Automatically Interchangeable
- RECTSPOWC4P is supplied as a 433 MHz four-relay receiver catalog SKU.
- The current manufacturer page uses the broader RECTSMINI*OUT HIVE Mini Outdoor family designation.
- The official four-relay manual identifies SEL2641R433-Z4 hardware.
- A two-relay HIVE Mini receiver does not provide the same four-relay terminal arrangement.
- HIVE DX is a separate 433 MHz two-channel receiver with six operating modes and 800-transmitter memory.
- HIVE-500+ is a separate 318 MHz or 433 MHz two-relay receiver with 500-transmitter memory.
- HIVE-1000 is a dual-frequency 318/433 MHz Bluetooth-managed two-relay receiver.
Verify receiver part number, frequency, relay count, terminal arrangement, memory requirement, operating mode, and transmitter protocol before substitution.
Features and Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Brand | Transmitter Solutions |
| Catalog Part Number | RECTSPOWC4P |
| Current Manufacturer Family Reference | RECTSMINI*OUT |
| Official Four-Relay Manual Hardware Reference | SEL2641R433-Z4 |
| Product Type | Stand-alone four-relay radio receiver |
| Receiver Type | Superheterodyne |
| Carrier Frequency | 433.92 MHz |
| Demodulation | AM/ASK |
| Input Sensitivity | -115 dBm |
| Input Load | 50 Ohm |
| Power Supply | 12 or 24 VAC/DC |
| 12V Consumption | 15 mA steady; 49 mA with 2 relays excited |
| 24V Consumption | 19 mA steady; 55 mA with 2 relays excited |
| Maximum Applicable Power | 24 VA |
| Relay Count | 4 |
| Relay Contacts | NO and NO/NC contacts; verify physical terminal map because legacy manual wording conflicts |
| K4 Relay Mode | Pulse or step mode through JP1 |
| Transmitter Memory | Up to 85 user codes |
| Programming | Push-to-learn self-learning programming |
| Security Code | Rolling code |
| Advertised Range | Up to 1,200 ft |
| Housing Protection | IP65 |
| Operating Temperature | -4F to 158F |
| Dimensions | 3-1/8 x 3-1/8 x 2 in |
| Weight | Approximately 4.5 oz |
| Whip Antenna | Included in current HIVE Mini Outdoor documentation |
| Coax Antenna | Optional |
Package Contents
The official four-relay receiver manual lists the receiver enclosure with electronics, cover, screws, enclosure plugs, antenna component, and mounting screws with plugs. Current HIVE Mini Outdoor documentation separately states that a whip antenna is included and a coax antenna is optional.
Transmitters, remote coax antenna kits, gate operators, door operators, and external control equipment should not be assumed included unless specifically stated with the product package.
Technician Note
The biggest ordering mistake with this receiver is matching only "433 MHz" or assuming every HIVE receiver has the same relay layout. This is a four-relay receiver with an 85-remote memory and legacy four-relay terminal map. The official manual also has conflicting wording about how many relays provide NC contacts, so check the printed K1-K4 terminals before wiring. Match the transmitter protocol and receiver label before ordering additional remotes.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Verify the catalog SKU RECTSPOWC4P.
- Check the physical receiver label and hardware reference.
- Confirm a 433.92 MHz rolling-code receiver is required.
- Verify that four relay channels are required.
- Check the existing K1, K2, K3, and K4 terminal connections.
- Confirm whether an NC relay contact is required and verify the physical terminal map.
- Determine whether K4 should operate in pulse or step mode.
- Identify the exact existing transmitter model and protocol.
- Confirm the 85-remote memory capacity is sufficient.
- Verify 12 or 24 VAC/DC receiver power.
- Check the whip or remote coax antenna arrangement.
- Confirm the enclosure and cable entries are suitable for the installation.
- Verify package contents before ordering replacement antenna or mounting hardware.
Installation and Service Notes
Receiver and antenna placement are important for radio performance. The manufacturer recommends locating the receiver away from strong magnetic fields, electronic systems, and radio emission sources when practical.
Verify the printed relay and power terminal markings before moving wiring from another receiver. The legacy four-relay manual contains a relay-contact wording conflict, so do not assume the contact arrangement from a similar-looking HIVE receiver.
For unknown operator wiring, damaged power circuits, or relay loads that are not clearly documented, use a qualified gate, garage, automatic door, or access control technician. Connect the receiver only to approved control inputs and do not bypass required safety or entrapment protection circuits.
Product Questions and Answers
Is RECTSPOWC4P a four-relay 433 MHz HIVE receiver?
The supplied RECTSPOWC4P catalog SKU identifies a HIVE 433 MHz four-relay receiver. Current Transmitter Solutions documentation identifies the broader outdoor receiver family as RECTSMINI*OUT and documents 433 MHz two-channel and four-channel configurations. Verify the physical receiver label for an exact replacement.
How many remotes can the RECTSPOWC4P receiver store?
The applicable HIVE Mini Outdoor receiver documentation identifies memory for up to 85 transmitter user codes. The official four-relay manual also identifies a full-memory condition when 85 transmitters are already stored.
Does RECTSPOWC4P have four independent relay outputs?
The official four-relay receiver manual documents four relays identified as K1, K2, K3, and K4. The terminal map provides separate relay connections for each channel. Verify the transmitter button programming and required control input for each relay.
Which RECTSPOWC4P relays have Normally Closed contacts?
The official manual contains conflicting wording. Its terminal map shows NC contacts for Relay 2 and Relay 4, while the introduction describes three NO relays and one NO/NC relay. Verify the printed terminals on the physical receiver before depending on an NC contact.
Can Relay K4 be set for momentary or latching operation?
The official four-relay manual documents K4 pulse mode with JP1 open and K4 step mode with JP1 closed. Do not assume the same jumper setting independently changes the operating mode of K1, K2, or K3.
Will RECTSPOWC4P work with any 433 MHz remote?
No. Matching 433 MHz frequency alone does not prove compatibility. The receiver uses a rolling-code security system, and the transmitter protocol must match the receiver. Verify the existing transmitter model before ordering additional remotes.
Is a coax antenna included with RECTSPOWC4P?
Current HIVE Mini Outdoor receiver documentation identifies a whip antenna as included and a coax antenna as optional. Verify the existing antenna arrangement and exact package contents when a remote coax antenna is required.
What should I verify before ordering Transmitter Solutions RECTSPOWC4P?
Verify the RECTSPOWC4P catalog SKU, physical receiver label, 433.92 MHz rolling-code application, four-relay configuration, relay terminal requirements, K4 pulse or step mode, transmitter model, 85-remote capacity, 12 or 24 VAC/DC power, antenna arrangement, and package contents.
