Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A 433 MHz RF remote cloner copies up to four fixed or learning code signals into one compact unit
This compact RF remote copies up to four fixed or learning code signals into a single handheld device. It operates at 433 MHz with one channel and four buttons for separate functions. The unit measures 5.4x2.9x1.4cm and combines metal with plastic construction. It suits motorcycles, car alarms, garage doors and similar short-range wireless control products.
Consolidate several original remotes onto this one cloner when each source uses a supported fixed or learning code IC. The jump is worth it if you currently juggle separate fobs for gate, alarm and door systems that share compatible encoding. It will not work with rolling-code or encrypted systems and requires a working original remote to copy from.
The slim 5.4x2.9x1.4cm profile slips into a pocket, key pouch or dashboard tray without bulk. No wiring or external power supply is needed; the remote draws power from its internal cell. It frees up space by merging up to four transmitters into one unit. Buyers needing rolling-code compatibility or a remote that programmes without an existing fob cannot use this model.
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The remote measures 5.4 cm long, 2.9 cm wide and 1.4 cm thick.
Hold the original remote close to this unit, press the button you want to copy on the original, then press the corresponding button on this remote until the LED confirms the code is stored.
Yes, the remote uses a standard coin-cell battery that can be swapped by opening the back cover.
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