433MHz RF Clone Remote Control for Garage Door, Water Pump, Electric Gate & More

433MHz RF Clone Remote Control for Garage Door, Water Pump, Electric Gate & MoreSimplify your device management with this compact and powerful 433MHz RF Clone Remote Control. Designed for duplicating a wide range of fixed code and learning code devices, its perfect for garage doors, water pumps, electric gates, alarms, curtains, and more. SPECIFICATIONS Universal Compatibility: Works with many popular chips such as PT2262, EV1527, HT6010, SC5262, and more (full list below). 4 Programmable Buttons: Control up to four separate

Simplify your device management with this compact and powerful 433MHz RF Clone Remote Control. Designed for duplicating a wide range of fixed-code and learning-code devices, it’s perfect for garage doors, water pumps, electric gates, alarms, curtains, and more.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Universal Compatibility: Works with many popular chips such as PT2262, EV1527, HT6010, SC5262, and more (full list below).
• 4 Programmable Buttons: Control up to four separate devices with a single compact remote.
• Strong Signal Range: Wireless transmission distance of 50–100m in open space.
• Durable Design: Silver-black casing with metal and plastic build for daily use.
• Battery Included: Powered by a 27A 12V battery (included).
• Wide Application: Ideal for garage doors, electric gates, home security systems, automated lighting, and curtain controls.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Dimensions: 5.5 × 3 × 1.5 cm
• Frequency: 433MHz
• Voltage: DC 12V
• Operating Current: ≤8mA
• Modulation Mode: ASK (AM)
• Transmission Power: ≤100mW
• Encoding Type: Self-copy

SUPPORTED CHIPSETS

Cloning compatible with:

• 2260, 2262, 2240 (All manufacturers)
• PT2264, SC5262, SMC918 series, FP527
• 1527 (EV1527, HS1527, etc.)
• HT600, HT680, HT6207, HT6010–HT6014
• HCS101, HCS200/HCS201 (partial), HCS300/HCS301 (partial)
• Some single-chip microcomputers

Note: Not compatible with encrypted or stealth codes.

PAIRING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Clear Code

   • Hold down buttons A and B simultaneously. The LED will stay steady for 1 second, then begin blinking.

   • If successful, all button memory is cleared. Test by pressing a button: no data = blinking LED; data present = steady LED.

   • You can repeat this process if needed.

2. Copy Code

   • Place the original and clone remotes as close as possible (ideally side by side).

   • Press the target button on both remotes simultaneously.

   • After 3 LED flashes, it will blink rapidly — this means the copy is successful.

   • Repeat the process for each button you wish to copy.

NOTES

• Your original remote must be functional and operating on 433MHz.
• Only works with compatible fixed or learning code remotes — not stealth or encrypted codes.
• Ensure correct frequency and chip compatibility before purchasing.

Ideal for home automation, electric access systems, and remote duplication needs.