Cdvi Americas Ltd SETMC1C9V Saw Transmitter Module

Product Description

The CDVI AMERICAS LTD SETMC1C9V is a SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) transmitter module designed for use in access control and security systems. It functions as a keyfob-style wireless transmitter, sending encrypted signals to a compatible receiver or controller to authorize entry or trigger a security action. The module supports both external and internal security configurations, giving installers flexibility in how the device is deployed within a broader access control setup. Security integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary trades that handle installation and commissioning of this type of device.

The SETMC1C9V is suited for commercial and residential access control applications where wireless keyfob transmitters are required. It is typically used alongside a compatible SAW-frequency receiver or access control panel. The external and internal security compatibility makes it applicable in door access, gate control, and perimeter security scenarios. This unit is sold individually (quantity of one per unit of measure).

Key Features

• SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) transmitter technology for reliable wireless signal transmission
• Supports both external and internal security controller configurations
• Keyfob form factor for portable, handheld use by end users or personnel
• Sold as a single unit, suitable for individual replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or add-on transmitter module for SAW-based access control and security systems that accept compatible keyfob transmitters.

Installation Notes

Installation of wireless transmitter modules should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with local codes and the access control panel manufacturer guidelines. Before pairing or programming the transmitter, power down or place the receiving controller in its enrollment mode as directed by the system documentation. Avoid programming transmitters in close proximity to other active RF devices to prevent signal interference during the enrollment process.