Elsema Receivers
Model-specific identification support for Elsema receivers, transmitters and legacy GIGALINK equipment.
Receiver Identification
Frequency alone does not establish compatibility
Elsema receivers may differ by model, channel count, relay configuration, supply voltage, protocol and coding method. A shared nominal frequency does not guarantee that a transmitter and receiver will work together.
For an accurate enquiry, provide:
- clear photographs of the receiver and transmitter labels;
- the complete receiver and transmitter model numbers;
- the operator or gate-control model;
- the supply information shown on the receiver; and
- the number of channels or relay outputs required.
Do not handle exposed live wiring. Isolate the area and arrange professional assistance where electrical access is required.
Historical Model Reference
Confirm current specifications before ordering
Earlier AGG listings referenced models including the FMR-224, GLR43302 and GLR43304. Those references are useful for identification, but they do not confirm current specifications, condition or stock.
- FMR-224: previously described as a one-channel strip receiver at 27 MHz.
- GLR43302: previously described as a two-channel GIGALINK receiver.
- GLR43304: previously described as a four-channel GIGALINK receiver.
Verify the installed label and current manufacturer information before selecting a receiver, transmitter or replacement solution. The image is general gate equipment, not an Elsema compatibility diagram.
ELSEMA RECEIVERS
Frequently Asked Questions
Identification guidance only—not wiring or programming instructions.
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