Safety Technology Int'l Inc STI-34098 Slave Receiver

Product Description

The SAFETY TECHNOLOGY INT'L INC STI-34098 is a single channel slave receiver designed to work within wireless signaling and alert systems. Slave receivers extend the reach of a master transmitter by receiving and rebroadcasting signals across a facility or installation zone. This unit is sold individually and is typically installed by licensed electricians or security system technicians as part of a larger multi-zone alerting network. It fits within the transmitters and receivers product category and is suited for applications where a single dedicated channel is required for reliable signal reception.

The STI-34098 is appropriate for use in commercial and light industrial environments where wireless alert or notification systems are deployed. Typical installation scenarios include facilities requiring extended signal coverage beyond what a single transmitter can provide. A slave receiver is added to the system to ensure consistent signal propagation across larger or segmented areas. Consult the master system documentation to confirm channel compatibility before installation.

Key Features

• Single channel design for dedicated signal reception on one frequency or zone
• Functions as a slave unit within a multi-device wireless signaling system
• Sold as an individual unit for straightforward system expansion
• Designed for use in transmitter and receiver alert network configurations

Compatibility

Designed as a slave receiver for use within compatible single channel wireless transmitter and receiver systems. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data. Verify channel and system compatibility with the master transmitter before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or licensed low-voltage technician familiar with wireless signaling systems. Power down the master system before connecting or configuring any slave receiver. Follow all applicable NEC guidelines for low-voltage and signaling circuit installations. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for mounting location, channel configuration, and system pairing procedures.