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Twin-button Operated Hand-held PowerCode™ Wireless Transmitter

The MCT-124 is a hand-held 4-button PowerCode™ wireless transmitters designed specifically to prevent accidental activation of distress signaling in accordance with police requirements and the latest international standards. To initiate a distress alarm, two side buttons (one located on each side of the unit), must be pressed simultaneously. Two additional buttons on the top of the transmitter can be used for remote control and home automation applications.

When activated, each button (or twin buttons) initiates a PowerCode™ transmission sequence of a 24-bit ID command code, which is selected from 16 million possible combinations, and is therefore unique and virtually impossible to accidentally reproduce. A smart anti-collision algorithm prevents signal jamming by simultaneous transmission from multiple devices. A built-in selector enables automatic transmission of periodic supervision signals confirming system connectivity at all times.

This ergonomically designed hand-held device is available in several optional frequencies in compliance with European, U.S, and other international standards. It is powered by a standard long-life Lithium battery, and features visible and transmitted low battery indications when the battery needs to be replaced. A metal belt-clip is provided for maximum operation convenience.

MCT-124 Features:
  • Simultaneous twin-button operation prevents accidental distress signaling in accordance with police requirements and the latest international standards.
  • Attractive modern ergonomic design
  • Fully supervised (selectable).
  • Superior transmission range.
  • Smart anti-collision algorithm supports multiple simultaneous transmissions.
  • PowerCode™ ID factory-selected from 16 million possible code combinations.
  • Long-life standard lithium battery.
  • Visible and transmitted low battery indication.
  • Metal belt clip for convenient use (supplied).
  • Available in several optional frequencies in compliance with international standards.
 

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