Dust Collector with 303.98mhz remote?

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Welcome to the forums, @diito !

The answer is quite likely yes, I’d say.
They are both within the RF range of the hardware, and unless they’ve got some weird signals / modulation, they should both have a pretty decent chance of working with a Bond Bridge (BD-1000).

For supported RF ranges at the hardware level:

@merck

The new Bond units (codename Zermatt) have serial numbers starting with ZZ (rather than old units, codename Snowbird, starting with A or B).

The ZZ (Zermatt) units have the same feature set as the A/B (Snowbird) units, and so they keep the same model number BD-1000.
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• expanded frequency range: 285.5 - 505.5 MHz, versus 300 - 450 MHz on Snowbird. (Currently the expanded range is not being used, but this can be available with a firmware update)

All versions of Bond Bridge support OOK modulation, but if for some reason those devices are FSK, here are details related to modulation support at the hardware level:

@merck

Yes, we will support FSK on BD-1000 (2nd generation) and BD-1750-PRO. Will not support on BD-1000 1st Generation.

BD-1000 2nd Generation = serial number starting in ZZ. Codename “zermatt”
BD-1000 1st Generation = serial number starting in A or B. Codename “snowbird”