Universal remote control with 433.92 Mhz frequency

This universal controller can learn the commands of controllers from various manufacturers (car alarms, home alarms, garage door openers, driveway gate operators, central locking, power outlets, electric winches and ATV winches, light switches) that operate at a frequency of 433.92 MHz. The driver does not support most floating (variable) codes. From our range, the following devices can be used as a replacement driver: spy01, spy02, spy03, se540, se541, se542, se552, se562, se563. The driver frequency is fixed at 433.92 MHz.

Technical parameters

- possibility to use up to 3 functions (3 buttons)

- possibility of learning to different devices

- new devices can be taught at any time

- after battery replacement, all data is stored

- dimensions: approx. 39 x 50 x 16 mm

- stable crystal

- range up to 80 m

- battery included (2x CR2016)

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: My manual lists a frequency of 434MHz, will the control work?

A: Manufacturers often simplify the frequency and round it up to 434MHz, but the actual value is 433.92MHz.

Question: How do I know if my two-channel control is working at 433.92MHz?

A: Inside your remote control there is a crystal (round or oval silver component) on the circuit board that shows the frequency.

Question: My crystal only says 433?

A: It actually means 433.92MHz, it's just that the manufacturer doesn't list the whole thing for economy.

Question: How do I know if my remote has a fixed (not floating) code?

A: Fixed code remotes are programmed via DIP switches and rarely via solder bridges. If this is in your transmitter, it is a fixed code model.