Centurion Systems Nova 4 Button Remote, Code Hopping 433MHz
Centurion Systems Nova 4 button code-hopping remote on 433.92MHz for up to four gates, doors or receiver channels. GP23 12V alkaline battery with a low-battery LED. For SMART and SMART+ motors and NOVA receivers.
- 4 buttonsUp to four devices
- Code-hoppingLong range
- 433.92MHzFrequency
- GP23 12VLow-battery LED
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The Centurion Systems Nova 4 button remote runs up to four devices from one handset: the main gate, a pedestrian gate, the garage door and one more, each on its own button. It suits a property with several automated entrances, or anyone replacing a lost remote or adding a user. It sends Centurion Systems code-hopping on 433.92MHz, runs on a GP23 12V alkaline battery and has a LED battery warning. For fewer devices, see the Nova 1 button and the Nova 2 button.
What the four buttons can run
Each button is learned into its own motor or receiver channel, so one remote can run the main gate, the pedestrian gate, the garage door and a second garage or gate. Want a button to switch outside lights? That needs a NOVA HELIX receiver with SmartSwitch II. Centurion Systems' 2024 catalogue also lists the Nova 4 button as expandable to six buttons with specific Centurion Systems receivers.
Which Centurion Systems motors and receivers it works with
The Nova 4 works with Centurion Systems SMART and SMART+ gate and garage motors, such as the D5-Evo SMART, the D6 SMART and the D10 SMART+. It also learns into the onboard receivers in the D5-Evo, D10, VECTOR2, XTrac, SECTOR and G2, and into NOVA and NOVA HELIX receivers. Another brand of motor needs a NOVA HELIX receiver before a Nova remote can run it.
Pairing, battery and coding
You or your installer learn each button into the receiver, following Centurion Systems' Nova remotes instructions linked under Documents. Alectra Solutions supplies the remote only. The Nova sends a code-hopping signal, Centurion Systems' word for a code that changes with every press, and it is a long-range remote, although Centurion Systems gives no distance figure. The battery is a GP23 12V alkaline, and the LED warns you when it is low.
Size and build
The case is weatherproof with silicone buttons, measures 59 x 35 x 16mm, weighs 38g and is rated for -15°C to +50°C. The photo shows the black body with a carbon-look panel and blue, grey, green and red buttons, held in a blue clip with a keyring loop. The body rotates in the clip.
Key features
- Four buttons, four devices. Main gate, pedestrian gate, garage door and one more.
- Expandable to six. With specific Centurion Systems receivers, according to the 2024 catalogue.
- Code-hopping on 433.92MHz. Centurion Systems' long-range Nova coding.
- Low-battery LED. Warns you when the GP23 12V battery is low.
- Lights through NOVA HELIX. Switch lights with a NOVA HELIX receiver and SmartSwitch II.
- Weatherproof case. Silicone buttons, the body rotates in its clip, rated -15°C to +50°C.
- Keyring size. 59 x 35 x 16mm and 38g.
Specifications
| Buttons | 4 (expandable to 6 with specific Centurion Systems receivers) |
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| Coding | Code-hopping |
| Frequency | 433.92MHz |
| Battery | GP23 12V alkaline |
| Battery warning | LED warns when the battery is low |
| Size | 59 x 35 x 16mm |
| Weight | 38g |
| Operating temperature | -15°C to +50°C |
| Works with | Centurion Systems SMART and SMART+ gate and garage motors; onboard receivers in D5-Evo, D10, VECTOR2, XTrac, SECTOR and G2; NOVA and NOVA HELIX receivers |
| Sold as | Single remote |
Not in the box
- Gate or garage motor
- NOVA HELIX receiver with SmartSwitch II, needed to switch lights
- Pairing or fitting: Alectra Solutions supplies only
Manuals and documents
Questions people ask
Yes. It learns into the onboard receiver in the D5-Evo, and into SMART and SMART+ motors such as the D5-Evo SMART, D6 SMART and D10 SMART+.
Yes, through a NOVA HELIX receiver with SmartSwitch II. The remote cannot switch lights without it.
Centurion Systems' 2024 catalogue lists it as expandable to six buttons with specific Centurion Systems receivers. Check with your installer that your receiver is one of them.
A GP23 12V alkaline battery. The LED warns you when it is low.
Centurion Systems calls the Nova long range but gives no distance figure, so we do not quote one.
Only through a NOVA HELIX receiver on that motor. The Nova button is learned into the NOVA HELIX receiver.
You or your installer learn each button into the receiver using Centurion Systems' Nova remotes instructions, linked under Documents. Alectra Solutions supplies the remote only.
Need it fitted? Alectra Solutions supplies product only. Find a certified Centurion Systems installer at myinstaller.co.za.