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Wireless Receiver

A receiver that converts a compatible AbleNet Beamer wireless transmitter into a standard switch output for controlling one device or switch interface.

Suitable for

Cerebral Palsy Rett Syndrome Spinal Cord Injury Parkinsons/Tremors Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)
About

The Wireless Receiver in brief

The AbleNet Wireless Receiver is the companion receiver for the Jelly Beamer Transmitter and Big Beamer Transmitter. It functions like a traditional switch output: connect the receiver to a compatible single device or computer switch interface, then activate the paired wireless transmitter to send the switch command without a cable between the user and the equipment. Batteries are included. The receiver requires a compatible AbleNet Beamer transmitter to provide the user input.

Key features

Why teams choose the Wireless Receiver

Completes a wireless switch setup

Receives activation signals from a compatible AbleNet Beamer transmitter and passes them to the connected device.

Works like a traditional switch output

Plug the receiver into a compatible single device or computer switch interface and use the paired transmitter for activation.

Supports computer switch interfaces

Can be used with compatible computer-access interfaces as well as other single switch-controlled equipment.

Batteries included

Supplied ready for battery-powered use as part of an AbleNet wireless switch-access system.

At a glance

Quick facts

Compatible transmitters

Jelly / Big Beamer

Use

Single device or interface

Power

Batteries included

Transmitter required

Yes

Every supply includes assessment, set-up, personalisation and training by our specialists. Unsure between options? Start with the condition or book a free consultation.

Who it helps

Is this right for you?

Users who need a wireless single-switch setup using a Jelly Beamer or Big Beamer transmitter. The receiver is particularly useful when the controlled device or computer interface needs to remain separate from the user's switch position and running a physical cable would be inconvenient.

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See the Wireless Receiver in person

Book a free demonstration or arrange a trial. Our specialists will match the set-up to the person who will use it.

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