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Most Wireless buttons are NOT available lighted as they would require power 24/7 and drain the batteries too quickly. The only illuminated wireless buttons we are aware of are the LRA-PBTX and the ERA-PBTX. This wireless transmitter features a LED bulb that lights up the center push button whenever the visitor presses it, indicating a successful transmission. The ERA-PBTX consumes…

Updated: July 27, 2026Original publish date: November 22, 2021

Most Wireless buttons are NOT available lighted as they would require power 24/7 and drain the batteries too quickly.

The only illuminated wireless buttons we are aware of are the LRA-PBTX and the ERA-PBTX. This wireless transmitter features a LED bulb that lights up the center push button whenever the visitor presses it, indicating a successful transmission.

The ERA-PBTX consumes very little battery power to create a glowing effect around the ring of the center push button, making it easy to see at night. When pressed, the halo around the center button flashes brightly while it transmits a radio signal to the compatible ERA receiver.

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