433MHZ 433.92mh Duplicator Key Remote Control Controller Universal Clone Learning Code Rolling Code For Gate Garage Door Car Key Quake HFY520DK

433MHz Universal Remote Duplicator for Garage & Gate

HFY520DK
Sale price  $7.07 Regular price  $8.48
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433MHZ 433.92mh Duplicator Key Remote Control Controller Universal Clone Learning Code Rolling Code For Gate Garage Door Car Key Quake HFY520DK

433MHz Universal Remote Duplicator for Garage & Gate

Sale price  $7.07 Regular price  $8.48
ColorHFY520DK

433MHz 4-Channel Universal Remote Control Duplicator

Take full control of your home, garage, gate, and car with this compact and easy-to-use 433MHz Universal Remote Control Duplicator. Whether you need a spare key fob or want to consolidate multiple remotes into one, this cloning remote makes it effortless. Compatible with a wide range of fixed-code and learning-code remotes operating at 433MHz.

Key Features

  • 4-Channel Cloning: Copy up to 4 remote signals from 4 different remotes onto a single device.
  • Wide Compatibility: Works with any 433MHz fixed-code remote. Compatible IC chips include: 2260, 2262, PT2264, 5326, SC5262, HT600, HT680, HT6207, HT6010, HT6012, HT6014, SMC918 series, 527, 1527, 2240, HCS101, HCS200/HCS201 (partial), HCS300/HCS301 (partial), and more.
  • Universal Use: Ideal for garage doors, driveway gates, car alarms, alarm systems, and other 433MHz RF-controlled devices.
  • Easy Setup: Simple button-press cloning process — no technical expertise required.
  • Rolling Code Support: Capable of handling rolling/learning code remotes with a straightforward copy method.
  • Battery Included: Powered by a 27A 12V battery (included) — ready to use right out of the box.

Specifications

  • Model: HFY408G
  • Operating Frequency: 433MHz / 433.92MHz
  • Channels: 4
  • Communication: RF (Radio Frequency)
  • Dimensions: 55 × 28 × 14 mm
  • Color: Black
  • Battery: 27A 12V (included)
  • App Support: Not required

How to Use – Rolling Code Copy Method

  1. Clear Existing Code: Press the A and B keys simultaneously until the light flashes. While holding A, press B three times until the light flashes again.
  2. Copy Code: Hold the A button on both the original and new remote at the same time. When the light stays on, the copy is successful. Repeat for each button.
  3. Sync to Receiver: After copying, press the learn button on your garage door motor/dashboard and any button on the new remote simultaneously to complete the pairing.

What's in the Box

  • 1 × 433MHz Remote Control Duplicator (battery included)

Made in Mainland China.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will this 433MHz remote duplicator work with my garage door opener?

A: It will work with most garage door openers that use a 433MHz RF frequency with fixed-code or learning-code IC chips such as 2262, 1527, 2240, and compatible models. Simply check your existing remote's frequency and IC model to confirm compatibility before use.

Q: How many remotes can I clone onto this 433MHz duplicator?

A: This 4-channel duplicator can store up to 4 different remote signals — one per channel button. This makes it perfect for managing multiple access points like a garage door, gate, and alarm system all from one device.

Q: Does this remote duplicator come with a battery?

A: Yes! A 27A 12V battery is included in the package, so you can start cloning your remotes right away. Replace the battery when you notice the operating range decreasing.

Q: Can this duplicator copy rolling code remotes?

A: Yes, it supports rolling/learning code copying for many common remote types. Follow the step-by-step rolling code copy method detailed above, including the final sync step with your receiver/dashboard for a successful clone.

Production & Packaging Notice

To maintain high stock availability and fast shipping times, our items are sourced from multiple verified manufacturing facilities. While the core quality, materials, and product specifications remain identical, you may notice slight variations in the packaging design, manufacturing origin, or the wording of the printed instructions.

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