Can request-to-exit buttons be made wireless to operate DIGIWAY door operators?

Yes.

The DIGIWAY Spring Return has a built-in radio receiver.

To make a request-to-exit button wireless, you will need a TX26-MC1 transmitter. The transmitter requires a 9V battery and can be used to convert any request-to-exit button with Normally Open connection to a wireless button.

The button can then be added into the receiver memory of the door operator in order to activate the unit. 

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The SENSIR and SENSRAD buttons also come with in-built transmitters that can be paired directly with the DIGIWAY door operator's internal memory.

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