A 4 button universal garage door and gate remote that copies an existing 433MHz fixed-code remote, sold in packs of 1, 2, 4 or 8.

If your garage door or gate remote is lost, broken or you need spares for the family, a cloning remote can learn the signal from a working one. Each fob has A, B, C and D buttons, so one fob can copy up to four remotes, such as the garage door, a front gate and a second door. It suits 433MHz fixed-code systems only. It will not copy rolling-code or encrypted remotes, which are common on newer openers, so check your system before ordering. Each remote has a slide cover over the battery and a metal keyring clip.

What You Get

Specifications

Copying tip: first clear the new remote by holding A and B together until the LED flashes, then pressing B three times. Then hold the original remote within about 10mm of the new one, press the button you want to copy on both remotes, and keep holding until the LED on the new remote flashes 3 times. Test it on the door.

Why Buy This Garage Door Remote

• Four buttons - copy up to four separate remotes onto one fob
• 433MHz fixed code - suits many older garage door and gate openers
• No programming at the motor - copies from your working remote
• Pack options - 1, 2, 4 or 8 remotes
• Keyring clip - keeps it with your car keys

Care & Use

Keep the remote dry and away from strong heat, such as a dashboard in summer. Replace the coin cell battery when the range starts to drop. If a copied button stops working, repeat the clearing and copying steps with the original remote.

Please allow a small measurement tolerance due to manual measurement, and slight colour variation due to different monitor settings.

Where It Gets Used

Homeowners use it to replace a lost or worn-out remote without calling out a technician, or to give each driver in the house their own remote.

Landlords, strata managers and small workshops keep spares for tenants and staff who share a gate or roller door.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it work with my garage door?
It works with 433MHz fixed-code remotes. It will not copy rolling-code or encrypted remotes. Check your opener's manual or the label on your remote before ordering.

Do I need my original remote?
Yes. The remote copies the signal from a working original.

How many remotes can one fob copy?
Up to four, one on each of the A, B, C and D buttons.

How do I copy my remote?
Clear the new remote by holding A and B until the LED flashes, then press B three times. Hold the two remotes about 10mm apart, press the button to copy on both, and hold until the new remote's LED flashes 3 times.

What battery does it use?
A coin cell battery that sits behind the slide cover.

Fast Australian Shipping

Ships from Sydney with GST included in every price. We deliver Australia-wide — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin — with tracking provided on dispatch.

This is a generic universal remote and is not made by or associated with any garage door or gate opener brand.