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No. ERA is strongest for warehouses and large commercial spaces, but it also fits retail stores, offices, delivery doors, and remote entrances.
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The Safeguard Supply ERA-PBVPRX is a wireless doorbell kit that pairs an ERA-PBTX long-range push button with an ERA-VPRX portable receiver. Mount the weather-resistant button at an entrance or gate and carry the portable receiver on a belt or in a pocket to get sound and vibration alerts up to 4,000 feet away. This kit is ideal for warehouses, shops, and offices where staff need to know when visitors arrive without staying near a fixed chime.
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The ERA-PBVPRX wireless push button and receiver kit is part of the Safeguard Supply ERA Series and is designed to deliver long-range doorbell alerts directly to mobile staff. It includes the ERA-PBTX wireless push button transmitter and the ERA-VPRX portable vibrating receiver.
The ERA-PBVPRX wireless push button and receiver kit is part of the Safeguard Supply ERA Series and is designed to deliver long-range doorbell alerts directly to mobile staff. It includes the ERA-PBTX wireless push button transmitter and the ERA-VPRX portable vibrating receiver. When a visitor presses the button, the transmitter sends a signal up to 4,000 feet in line-of-sight conditions to the portable receiver, which can vibrate, sound a chime, or do both so the user does not miss calls at the door.
This setup is particularly useful in environments where background noise is high or where employees frequently move between rooms, aisles, or buildings. Instead of relying on a wall-mounted chime that may not be heard everywhere, the alert travels with the person responsible for answering the door.
The ERA-PBTX is a long-range wireless push button transmitter designed for outdoor or indoor use. It serves as the doorbell button in this kit, sending a radio signal to compatible ERA receivers whenever it is pressed. The transmitter’s wireless range is rated up to 4,000 feet line-of-sight, giving it enough reach for large homes, offices, or warehouse complexes where doors are far from work areas.
The push button features a halo-style illuminated ring that provides a soft glow, helping visitors locate the button and confirming activation when pressed. The housing is built to withstand typical weather conditions, and the unit is powered by a lithium coin-cell battery designed for long life under normal usage.
For typical installations, the ERA-PBTX is mounted at the primary customer entrance or another door where visitors or drivers are expected to signal for assistance. It should be installed at a comfortable height so it is easy to see and reach, and on a stable surface that keeps the button securely in place. In some cases, it may be installed on a post near a loading dock or gate to give delivery drivers a convenient way to request attention.
After mounting, the push button is paired to the ERA-VPRX receiver. The receiver is placed into learn mode, the button is pressed, and the two devices store each other’s information. A melody is selected on the receiver so that the tone associated with this button is recognizable. Once pairing and tone selection are complete, pressing the button activates the portable receiver whenever it is within wireless range.
The ERA-VPRX is a compact, portable receiver that provides alerts directly to the person carrying it. Powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, it is designed for several days of typical use between charges. The receiver offers three main alert modes: sound only, vibration only, or sound and vibration together, allowing users to choose what works best for their environment.
The ERA-VPRX supports four volume levels up to around 80 dB and offers multiple melodies so different transmitters can be identified by tone. A backlit display and small indicator icons light up when an alert is received and can show basic information such as signal source and battery status. A belt clip or similar attachment makes it easy to carry on clothing, and the flat back allows it to stand upright on a desk if needed.
In everyday use, a visitor presses the ERA-PBTX button at the door or gate, causing the transmitter to send a wireless signal to the ERA-VPRX. The portable receiver alerts the user with the selected melody, vibration, or both, letting them know someone is waiting for assistance. Because the receiver is carried on the person, it remains effective as the user moves throughout the building or property, up to the limits of the wireless range.
If more than one push button is added to the system, each can be assigned its own melody so the receiver’s tone tells staff which door was pressed. This can be helpful when using separate buttons at a front door, back door, loading dock, or gated entrance and needing to respond differently depending on the location.
Both the ERA-PBTX and ERA-VPRX are part of the Safeguard Supply ERA Series, which means they work with a broad family of compatible transmitters and receivers. The ERA-VPRX can learn up to sixteen transmitters, so you can add driveway sensors, indoor motion sensors, or door contacts alongside the push button and assign each its own tone. The ERA-PBTX can also be paired with other ERA receivers if you later decide to add a fixed chime or strobe receiver in addition to the portable unit.
This expandability allows the ERA-PBVPRX kit to start as a simple wireless doorbell and grow into a multi-point alert system for larger properties. As needs change, you can add more transmitters and receivers without replacing the original components.
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