Fences and gates
( number of products: 1 )Fences and Gates currently includes 1 product – a compact universal self-copying remote control designed for compatible gates, garage doors and selected alarm systems. It operates at 433.92 MHz with fixed-code systems and provides 4 programmable channels.
Its keyring-style design makes it convenient to carry with everyday keys, while the sliding button cover helps prevent accidental activation. Before purchasing, always check both the frequency and coding system of the original remote.
Gate remote controls
A spare remote can make automatic gates and garage doors easier to use when several people or vehicles need access.
The current category contains one universal self-copying model.
433.92 MHz frequency
The remote operates at 433.92 MHz and is designed for fixed-code systems.
Frequency alone does not guarantee compatibility. The original transmitter must also use a compatible coding method.
Four programmable channels
The remote has 4 programmable buttons.
Depending on the compatible system, separate buttons can be assigned to different functions or devices.
Self-copying function
The product allows compatible codes to be copied from an existing transmitter.
It also supports:
- code copying,
- memory clearing,
- code recovery.
Compact keyring design
The remote measures approximately 55 × 29 × 14 mm.
Its small size makes it convenient for:
- car keys,
- house keys,
- pockets,
- bags,
- vehicle storage compartments.
Sliding button cover
A movable cover protects the buttons and helps reduce accidental presses while the remote is carried with keys.
Battery powered
The device uses an A27 12 V battery, which is included.
Gate and garage use
The remote may be suitable for compatible:
- driveway gates,
- garage doors,
- alarm systems,
- other fixed-code receivers.
Always verify compatibility before programming.
Fixed code vs rolling code
This model is intended for fixed-code systems.
A rolling-code remote may operate at the same frequency but still be incompatible.
How to copy a remote
A typical process includes:
- clearing the new remote's memory,
- placing it close to the original transmitter,
- pressing the appropriate buttons,
- waiting for the LED indication,
- repeating the process for additional channels.
Choosing a gate remote
Check:
- operating frequency,
- fixed or rolling code,
- number of channels,
- programming method,
- battery type,
- dimensions.
FAQ – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. How many products are currently available?
There is 1 product.
2. What frequency does the remote use?
433.92 MHz.
3. What coding system does it support?
It is designed for fixed-code systems.
4. How many programmable buttons are available?
Four.
5. Can stored codes be cleared?
Yes. The remote supports copying, clearing and restoring codes.
6. What battery does it use?
An A27 12 V battery.
7. Is the battery included?
Yes.
8. What are the dimensions?
Approximately 55 × 29 × 14 mm.
9. Does it have a protective button cover?
Yes. A sliding cover helps prevent accidental activation.
10. What should I check before buying?
Make sure the original remote uses 433.92 MHz and a compatible fixed-code system.