FOB43301, FOB43301L, FOB43302, FOB43304 & FOB43305
433MHz PentaFOB® Series
Take control with PentaFOB® keyring remotes, designed in Australia to deliver advanced technology, everyday durability and outstanding value.
Featuring Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) technology and encrypted transmission, PentaFOB® remotes provide secure, reliable control while helping minimise interference. Enjoy greater confidence every time you press a button.
Built tough with a reinforced nylon case, these compact remotes handle daily wear with ease. Includes a convenient keyring or optional lanyard to keep control close at hand.
Available in 1, 2, 4 and 5 button configurations, PentaFOB® makes operating multiple devices simple. A range of colours lets you choose the look that suits your style.
Ideal for homes and businesses, PentaFOB® combines dependable performance with competitive pricing. Approved for use in various countries, PentaFOB® brings trusted Australian design to customers around the world.
PentaFOB® programmer allows you to individually add and delete remotes from the receiver.
Technical Specifications
Frequency
433MHz License free band
Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum
Applications
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Usable Receivers
PCR433 series
Supply
3-Volt battery. Part number CR2032
Coding
Encrypted coding
Operating distance
Up to 100 metres
Custom Label Design
Yes. MOQ 100 pcs
Channel Options
1, 2, 4 & 5
Compliance
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Elsema: Frequently Asked Questions
What is PentaFOB used for?
PentaFOB keyring remotes control automatic gates, garage doors, lighting and more with secure encrypted frequency hopping technology.
Which PentaFOB models are available?
Choose 1 button, 2 button, 4 button or 5 button versions with reinforced nylon cases and colour options to suit different applications.
How secure is PentaFOB?
It uses frequency hopping spread spectrum technology and encrypted coding, sending each press across five frequencies to resist jamming and code grabbing.
What is the typical range?
Operating distance is up to about 100 metres depending on the site and receiver antenna quality.
Which receivers work with PentaFOB?
Use Penta PCR433 series receivers from one to five channels including IP rated and 240 volt supply variants.
What battery does a PentaFOB use?
It uses a 3 volt CR2032 coin cell with typical battery life around two years under average use.
Is there a waterproof version?
Yes, waterproof PentaFOB models are available with IP rated cases for wet or dusty environments.
Can I program remotes without opening the receiver?
Yes, use PentaFOB programming methods remote to receiver or remote to remote and the PentaFOB programmer for managing users.
Do PentaFOB remotes have compliance for export?
Yes, models carry approvals including FCC for the United States and work with compatible export receivers.
Are there specialty variants in the range?
Yes, options include raised button industrial cases and external input versions that can trigger from switches or panels.