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2 PCS For Linear Multicode 10Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 Garage Door Remote Opener/
2 PCS For Linear Multicode 10Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 Garage Door Remote Opener/
2 PCS For Linear Multicode 10Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 Garage Door Remote Opener/
2 PCS For Linear Multicode 10Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 Garage Door Remote Opener/
2 PCS For Linear Multicode 10Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 Garage Door Remote Opener/
2 PCS For Linear Multicode 10Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 Garage Door Remote Opener/
2 PCS For Linear Multicode 10Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 Garage Door Remote Opener/
2 PCS For Linear Multicode 10Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 Garage Door Remote Opener/

2 PCS For Linear Multicode 10Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 Garage Door Remote Opener/

$ 5.36

  • Battery Included: Yes
  • Battery Technology: Lithium-Ion
  • Battery Voltage: 12V 23A
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • Color: Black
  • Compatible Brand: For Linear
  • Features: Illuminated Buttons
  • Frequency: 300 MHz
  • Items Included: Batteries
  • Model: 10 Dip 300MHz 3089 3060 3070
  • Number of Buttons: 1
  • Operating Range: 130 ft
  • Type: 1 Button Remote
  • UPC: Does not apply
  • gtin13: Does not apply

Description

Description These remotes are very small (2" x 1-1/2" x 1/2") key-chain style remote operating at 300 MHz. It achieves its small size by using state-of-the-art components. It has been designed for use with MultiCode 10 dip-switch receivers. COMPATIBLE REMOTES For Multi-Code: 1089, 3060, 3060-01, 3070-01, 3083, 3083-01, 3089, 3089-11, 4120, 4120-01, 4140 & 4140-01, For Linear: MCS308911, MCS412001, MCS414001, MCS306001, MCS307001, MCS308301, and MCS420001 For Digi Code: 5010, 5030, 5040, 5060, and 5070 For Eagle: EG 140, EG 144, EG 148 AND EG 152 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Operating Frequency- 300 MHz Number of Buttons- 1 Buttons Battery- 12V 23A (Included ) Operating Range- 130ft Overall Dimensions- 2" x 1-1/2" x 1/2" Weight- 1 oz. OPERATION Once the codes are set to match the transmitter codes, you may test the system. Ensure the gate or door is visible and clear before testing. Step 1- Push the Remote's button from a distance of about ten feet. If the receiver activates, the switches are properly set. Step 2- Test the transmitter from several locations to discover any "blind spots" caused by interference.