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Universal 433MHz Garage Door Remote Control Duplicator – Rolling & Fixed Code Key Fob

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Universal 433MHz Garage Door Remote Control Duplicator – Rolling & Fixed Code Key FobTake full command of your garage or gate access system with this universal 433 433. 92MHz remote control duplicator, compatible with a wide range of rolling and fixed code remotes. Featuring 4 programmable buttons, it allows you to clone up to four devices into a single, compact transmitterideal for garage doors, gates, security systems, and more. With support for popular chipsets including PT2262, EV1527, HT600, HCS200, and partial HCS300 series,

Take full command of your garage or gate access system with this universal 433/433.92MHz remote control duplicator, compatible with a wide range of rolling and fixed code remotes. Featuring 4 programmable buttons, it allows you to clone up to four devices into a single, compact transmitter—ideal for garage doors, gates, security systems, and more.

With support for popular chipsets including PT2262, EV1527, HT600, HCS200, and partial HCS300 series, this key fob offers broad compatibility. Simply follow the quick copy and clear procedures to duplicate your existing remote. Designed for ease of use, it offers a convenient solution for combining remotes or replacing lost units.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Model Number: Universal Garage Remote Control
  • Name: Gate Remote Control
  • Use: Garage Door, Gate, Alarm, Access Control
  • Frequency: 433MHz / 433.92MHz
  • Buttons: 4
  • Encoding Method: Learning Code
  • Supported Code Types: Fixed Code & Partial Rolling Code
  • Compatible Chips:
    • PT2262, PT2264, 2260, 2240, 1527, 5326, 527 (all manufacturers)
    • SC5262, HT600, HT6010, HT6012, HT6014, SMC918 series
    • HCS101, HCS200, HCS201 (partial), HCS300, HCS301 (partial)
  • Certification: CE
  • Clear Code Process: Hold A and B until LED flashes, then press B three times while holding A
  • Copying Process: Hold matching button on both remotes until LED stays on
  • Material: Plastic
  • Origin: Mainland China
  • High-concerned Chemical: None

This versatile remote duplicator makes it easy to consolidate or replace multiple access devices into one simple, durable controller—perfect for home, vehicle, or business use.

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