A high quality professional additional or replacement garage door remote control system for use with garage door operators when the original transmitters are no longer available, not working or are just too expensive.

The universal garage door remote control kit Can be used with any automated garage door that has an existing simple low voltage wall mounted push button switch

Easy to fit simply connect 2 wires from the receiver to the existing push button, connect the power supply to the receiver and plug it into a mains socket

Can be used in addition to your existing garage door remote control so you can use both your old and new transmitters.

Two garage doors can be controlled using one transmitter (see installation instructions below for further details)

Operates on the new European permitted frequency of 868.35 MHz exclusively for use by remote controls the Universal Garage Door Remote Control Kit is not subject to interference from other radio signals such as wireless headphones, walkie-talkies, wireless alarm systems, crane remote controls, TETRA emergency communications system, etc

To check compatibility remove the cover of your existing push button control and check that there are just 2 wires connected to it.

Garage door remote control kit including 2 remote control transmitters
Delivery within the UK - £59

Additional remote control transmitter for use with the Garage Door Remote Control Kit
Delivery within the UK - £17

 

1. The receiver is designed for use indoors
2. Before making any connections ensure that power to the garage door operator is switched off
3. Remove the screw securing the receiver cover, remove cover and connect the bell wire supplied to the 2 terminals marked CH1 (see diagram). Locate the wall mounted push button that controls the garage door, remove its cover and connect the bell wires from the receiver to the terminals that already have wires connected to them. If the push button has more than 2 wires please telephone us before proceeding. Replace the bell push cover.
4. Connect the 2 wires from the plug in power supply to the terminals marked GND and 12/24V ensure that the wire with the stripe is connected to the 12/24V terminal – see diagram
5. Plug the power supply into a mains socket and switch the power on
6. The 2 transmitters supplied have been programmed if you do not have additional transmitters go to step 10, if you have additional transmitters program them as follows
7. Press and release the LEARN button. The red LED on the receiver will light, and within 3 seconds
8. Press the transmitter button marked A, the red LED on the receiver will flash and then turn off. The transmitter is now programmed (the transmitter button must be pressed within 3 seconds of pressing the LEARN button) repeat for button B
9. Repeat the above for additional transmitters.
10. Switch on power to the garage door operator and press the transmitter button marked A to test operation
11. Replace the receiver cover and fix it to the wall using the mounting lugs
12. Note: The single white wire is the antenna, do not cut this and for maximum range keep away from mains wiring and metallic objects

Deleting learnt transmitter codes - Erasing the receiver memory
If you lose a transmitter, you can erase the receivers memory so that the lost transmitter will no longer operate the garage door after erasing the receiver you will need to re-program the transmitters you wish to use, see step 7 above. To erase the receiver memory press and keep pressed the learn button for approximately 5 seconds until the red LED on the receiver flashes and then switches off, all the transmitter codes in the memory have now been erased.

Note: If you wish to control 2 garage doors using the same transmitter, this can be done in one of two ways

1. Use an additional receiver for the second door, connect the bell wire to the 2 terminals marked CH2 on the receiver then connect these to the second garage door push button, program the transmitter as in step 7 above but press the B button, button B will now operate the second garage door

2. Use the same receiver, connect additional bell wire to the 2 terminals marked CH2 on the receiver then connect these to the second garage door push button, program the transmitter as in step 7 above but press the B button, button B  will now operate the second garage door