Will walls reduce range?
Yes. Building materials such as concrete, brick, metal, and dense walls reduce effective distance compared with open line-of-sight ratings.
Add push buttons, magnetic door contacts, motion sensors, and driveway sensors to expand an existing alert system or build a custom setup.
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SKU: SS132
The SS132 wireless door sensor uses a magnetic contact to signal any SS series receiver when a door opens, over a 600 ft range. It mounts with double-sided tape in minutes, runs for years on a single 12V 23A battery, and stays small enough to blend with door trim. Good for home entry alerts, retail entrances, and senior-care room monitoring.

SKU: SS111
The SS111 is a wireless push button that sends a doorbell or entry alert up to 600 ft to any SS series receiver. It runs on a battery with no wiring, has a weather-resistant build for year-round outdoor use, and confirms each press with an LED. Mount it with tape or screws at a front door, side entry, or gate.

SKU: LRA-EXTX-L
The LRA-EXTX-L doorbell extender transmitter wires into your existing wired doorbell and signals any LRA receiver over a 1,000 ft range, adding extra chimes throughout the house. It supports up to two doors with different tones per door and runs on an included long-life lithium battery. Note: it does not work with video doorbells or intercoms.

SKU: LRA-PBTXA-L
The LRA-PBTXA-L is a wireless doorbell push button with a lit green LED halo that confirms each press, a range of up to 1,000 ft, and a weatherproof white housing. It mounts in minutes with tape or screws and works with every LRA receiver. A clear, easy-to-see button for front doors, side entries, and gates.

SKU: ERA-EXTX
The ERA-EXTX is a doorbell signal transmitter that wires into your existing wired doorbell and broadcasts the press up to 4,000 ft to compatible ERA receivers. It is battery-powered, supports front and back doorbells on the same system, and works with all ERA receivers. Note: it is not compatible with video doorbells.

SKU: ERA-DSTX
The ERA-DSTX is an outdoor wireless motion detector with a 4,000 ft range and PIR sensing that picks up both vehicles and people. It works with every ERA receiver, including the ERA-DCRX desktop and ERA-VPRX portable units, and its weather-resistant housing holds up outdoors year-round. Use it as a driveway motion alarm or an entryway alert on large properties.

SKU: ERA-PIR
The ERA-PIR wireless motion sensor uses passive infrared to detect movement and signal any ERA receiver over a 4,000 ft line-of-sight range. Its detection field adjusts from 9 to 18.5 ft wide, so you can aim it at an entrance, hallway, or driveway and cut down on false alerts. It runs up to 12 months on a 9V battery and includes an aluminum mounting bracket.

SKU: ERA-UTX
The ERA-UTX is a wireless door sensor button that works as either a push button or a magnetic door/window contact, with a range up to 4,000 ft. It has a weatherproof build for indoor or outdoor use, an 18-month battery life, and works with all ERA receivers. Use it for entrance, delivery, and loading-dock alerts.

SKU: ERA-PBTX
The ERA-PBTX wireless doorbell button transmits up to 4,000 ft to any ERA receiver, with a green LED for nighttime visibility and a weatherproof housing rated from -4°F to 140°F. The included lithium battery lasts 2-3 years, and you can mount it with the supplied tape or screws. A dependable outdoor doorbell button for large properties, gates, and driveways.
Both cover a doorbell. The difference is how far the signal has to go, and how much you need to expand later.
Warehouses, retail stores, offices, loading docks, and remote entrances
Longest range, stronger commercial positioning, accessory-ready expansion
Shop ERA systemsHomes, clinics, offices, studios, and smaller business layouts
Flexible receivers, useful range, easier fit for mixed home/business needs
Shop LRA systemsThe right product depends on the trigger location and the response location. Start with doors, docks, counters, driveways, or remote buildings, then choose ERA, LRA, or SS based on range and add receivers or visual alerts where people actually need to notice the signal.
Yes. Building materials such as concrete, brick, metal, and dense walls reduce effective distance compared with open line-of-sight ratings.
Yes. Add compatible transmitters, receivers, strobes, sirens, and accessories as more doors, rooms, or work areas need alerts.
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