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DTS 3 Channel Universal Receiver – Flexible Control for Multiple Automated Devices

Managing more than one automated entrance is easy with the DTS 3 Channel Universal Receiver. Designed for use with compatible 433MHz rolling code remote controls, this receiver allows you to control up to three separate devices from a single unit, making it an excellent choice for residential, commercial, and agricultural properties.

The three independent relay outputs provide greater flexibility than standard receivers. A single remote can be programmed to operate a sliding gate, garage door, pedestrian gate, electric strike, security lighting, or other access control equipment. This reduces the need for multiple receivers while keeping your installation neat and efficient.

The DTS 3 Channel Universal Receiver operates on 12–24V AC/DC and is compatible with many popular rolling code remote brands, including selected Centurion Nova, ET, Gemini, Sentry, and DTS transmitters. Installation is straightforward, and programming additional remotes is quick, making it ideal for both new systems and upgrades to existing gate automation.

If your current receiver has failed or you need to add more controlled outputs without replacing your gate motor, the DTS 3 Channel Universal Receiver is a practical and cost-effective solution. Its dependable performance and broad compatibility make it a popular choice for installers and property owners alike.

At Astek Security, we supply, install, and program DTS universal receivers across Paarl, Stellenbosch, Brackenfell, and the wider Western Cape. Whether you're upgrading your access control system or replacing an older receiver, our experienced team can recommend the right solution for your property.

For reliable control of multiple automated entrances, the DTS 3 Channel Universal Receiver delivers convenience, security, and dependable operation in one compact device.

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