Miller Edge MWRT12 Wireless Door Edge System Manuals & Support
Identify your model
MWT12 or MWT12B is the transmitter, MWR12 or MWR12B the receiver and MWRT12 the kit. A in the model (MWTA12) means audible low battery alarm. For monitored gates, see the RBand. MWR22B: two-channel non-monitored receiver.
Key specs
| Type | Non-monitored, 2-wire NO edge |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 318 MHz |
| Range | 100 ft in ideal conditions |
| Response time | 70 ms |
| Receiver power | 12 to 24 VAC or VDC |
| Transmitter power | 2 AA, about 2 years |
| Receiver outputs | NO and NC |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 130 °F |
Manuals and documents
Installation Manual
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Single-Channel Wireless Edge System Installation
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Two-Channel Wireless Edge System Installation
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MWT12 and MWR12 Installation Instructions, Earlier Edition
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Spec Sheet
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MWRT12 and MWRTA12 Spec Sheet
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MWR22B Two-Channel System Sell Sheet
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MWR13 Three-Channel System Spec Sheet
View PDF: MWR13 Three-Channel System Spec Sheet (opens in a new tab)
Troubleshooting
Common questions
No. Use it on doors built before August 2010 and gates built before January 2016. For newer gates use a monitored system such as the RBand.
Two AA batteries, about two years. The MWTA12 beeps when 25% of battery life is left.
Disconnect it and read it with an ohmmeter. A 10K edge reads about 10,000 ohms at rest and drops near zero when pressed. A 2-wire normally open edge reads open at rest and near zero when pressed.