EasyULT 1 Pieces Universal Automatic Gate Remote Control, Frequency 270-433.92MHZ Fixed Code, Universal Garage Gate Remote Controls (Black)

At first the instructions were confusing but after following carefully I managed to get both to clone in less than a minute.1. Start by pressing Buttons A and B on the new remote simultaneously until the LED goes out then still holding down button A press button B three times.Your new remote is now in clone ready mode so now2. hold down button A on both the new and old remote simultaneously until the LEDS on both remotes flash permanently.3. If you use other buttons then repeat 2 pressing the other buttons.Good quality and small enough to go in your pocket. Hope the cloning works for you.

Didn't work on gates as intended, waste of money.

I bought a pair to operate an automatic gate. Both initially worked well, but after a time they worked intermittently and erratically. I replaced the batteries (quite easy to do) but still no improvement. 2 years after purchase I have discarded them and bought a slightly more expensive one.The issue seems to be that they do not hold the information in ytheir memory for very long and ferquently ned re-programming.

Have been using these for more than 6 months now, no problems setting up and they’ve been working reliably several times a day

Nothing to dislike if it had been able to pair it would have been a great cheap potion, unfortunately it did not even after numerous tries. Will need to go to the door supplier and pay over four times as much to get a remote that will pair.

I purchased a light box from China and guessed the remote was RF (radio frequency) rather than IR (infra red) as 2 IR remotes I had didn't copy anything. The Chinese supplier never got back to me regarding a possible frequency, so I purchased this item with a frequency range. Programming 4 buttons took about 20 sec:1) Press on the cloning remote A + B simultaneously: an LED (the only one on the cloning remote) will flash;2) Keep pressing button A (do not release this), but do release button B and then press this button B 3 times: the LED will flash again;3) You can now release both buttons on the cloning remote if you haven't already done so;4) Get the remote to be copied, place it close to the cloning remote (instruction say less than 10mm (1cm or 1/3 inch) and continually press the button to be copied;5) On the cloning remote, simultaneously continually press the button you want the old button copied to (I began this step 5) after step 4), in case this makes a difference): the LED will flash first intermittently and then almost constantly (with very rapid flashing) when the code has been copied;6) Release the buttons (I released the new cloning button first, followed by the old button, in case this makes a difference).7) If you think you've mucked it up or you start and don't finish copying at least one of the buttons, the cloning remote appears to need resetting. Do this by pressing both buttons C and D together: the LED will flash and the cloning remote will have been reset to normal operating mode, with any saved buttons still saved.I don't have experience with garage doors or similar but the couple of RF cloning remotes I received have worked well for me with an RF remote control device and were at a great price.

These saved me £100’s they are so easy to set up.

I bought these as extra remote controls for the gates to our communal car park. Unfortunately, they do not work.I cleared any previously entered codes as instructed, and cloned the existing (fully operational) original remote.Both remotes opened the gates - but only once. The gates refused to open when the remotes were used a second time.I tried wiping the codes and re-cloning, but this time only one of the remotes opened the gates, and the other refused to work at all. And once more, the gates only opened once, and not a second time.So, beware before ordering these remote - they might work for you, but probably not.