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Universal 433MHz RF 4-Key Remote Control Duplicator for Garage Gate & Electric Door Systems

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Description

Universal 433MHz RF 4-Key Remote Control Duplicator for Garage Gate & Electric Door SystemsReplace or duplicate your existing garage or gate remote with this CENTURY AOKE 433MHz Wireless RF Transmitter. Featuring LED feedback, improved range, and broad compatibility with popular fixed code chips, it's perfect for electric garage doors, automated curtains, and lighting systems. SPECIFICATIONS Brand Name: CENTURY AOKE Model Number: AOKE KB079A Frequency: 433 MHz Channel: 4 Rated Voltage: DC 6V Rated Current: 10mA Wireless Communication: RF

Replace or duplicate your existing garage or gate remote with this CENTURY AOKE 433MHz Wireless RF Transmitter.

Featuring LED feedback, improved range, and broad compatibility with popular fixed-code chips, it's perfect for electric garage doors, automated curtains, and lighting systems.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Brand Name: CENTURY AOKE
  • Model Number: AOKE-KB079A
  • Frequency: 433 MHz
  • Channel: 4
  • Rated Voltage: DC 6V
  • Rated Current: 10mA
  • Wireless Communication: RF
  • Use: Universal (Garage, Electric Door, Lighting, Switches, Curtains)
  • Certification: CE, FCC
  • Origin: Mainland China
  • High-concerned Chemical: None

FEATURES

  • Stable RF Transmission
    Reliable 433MHz performance with better range and longer-lasting battery life.
  • LED Indicator
    Visual signal for transmission status and battery warning.
  • Compatible Chip Types
    Works with:
    PT2260, PT2262, PT2240, EV1527, 1527, HT600, HT680, FP527, AX5326, SMC918, and many others.
    Note: Not recommended for encrypted or rolling code systems like HCS200/300/301.
  • Simple Operation
    • Clear: Hold A + B, release one and press it 3 times to enter clearing mode.
    • Copy: Hold buttons on both remotes together until LED stays solid.
    • Recover: Press C + D simultaneously to restore cleared code.
  • Compact & Convenient
    Includes attached keyring and batteries. Ready to use straight out of the box.

This remote duplicator is a smart solution for replacing lost, broken, or outdated remotes, as long as the chip and frequency match. A practical, user-friendly tool for homeowners and installers alike.

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