4-in-1 Remote Control Duplicator.

Are you worried about losing your remote control keys and paying the manufacturer a large fee to replace them?

The Remote Control Duplicator is the easiest and least expensive way to copy any wireless remote, car key, garage door opener, and more!

BENEFITS

This gadget transfers signals to duplicate your existing remote controls so you always have a duplicate remote or key available in case you lose the original

The device can clone up to 4 remote buttons from the same or different remotes allowing you to carry four remotes in one! Each corresponding letter (A, B, C, & D) can open a different remote-controlled key

You can open your garage door and unlock your car by using one remote control instead of carrying two keys with you

The seamless infrared connection is secured and safe to use through data encryption

You can copy any compatible wireless remote key and each password is stored individually 

MULTIPURPOSE

FEATURES

Easy to copy and done within minutes

Portable keychain design

High frequency

SPECIFICATIONS

Working frequency: 315/433

Rated voltage: 12 (V)

Rated current: 10 (mA)

Weight: 19g

Color: Black, Red, Blue, White, Grey

Size: 

PACKAGE

* 1 x 4-in-1 Remote Control Duplicator（battery not included）

* User manual

HOW TO USE (Very easy)

Demonstration video (if there is any problem in use, our online customer service will serve you 24 hours, please don’t worry)

Clear code

Hold two buttons simultaneously using two fingers (e.g., A & B or B & C, etc.).
The LED will flash rapidly three times within about 2 seconds.

Release one of the fingers while keeping the other finger holding one of the buttons.
Use the released finger to quickly click three times on the button it was holding until the LED light flashes.
Release both buttons and press any key on the remote control.

If the LED light turns off, it indicates the successful clearing of the code (all four keys are empty).

If the LED light remains on after pressing any button, it means the original code has not been cleared successfully.

In such cases, you need to repeat the clearing process, as successful code clearing is essential for successful cloning.

You can repeat the process of clearing and cloning the code.

Copy

Hold the original remote control in the left hand and the remote control duplicator in the right hand, keeping them as close as possible.

Simultaneously press the first buttons on both remote controls.

Within about 2 seconds, the LED light will flash rapidly two times.

After one second, the indicator light will continue flashing, and you should release your fingers.

Press the desired key on the duplicator after successful pairing.

If the LED light remains on, it indicates that the code for the first key on the original remote control has been successfully copied to the duplicator.

Repeat the same process to copy the second key and subsequent keys.

If the copy is successful, the functionality of the duplicator will be the same as the original remote control.

Restore

If you accidentally clear the copied code on the remote control, you can perform the following steps.

Simultaneously press the bottom two keys on the duplicator remote control.

The LED lights will flash rapidly, and you should release the buttons after pressing any key.

When the LED light stays on for a longer duration, it indicates that the code for the remote control has been restored.

Before using our duplicator remote control, make sure to remove any existing code from the remote control.

How to deal with a situation where some of the keys can be controlled, but the rest cannot?

You can use clear and restore operations, the specific operation is as follows

First clear code – after clearing the code, copy the unsuccessful key again, and there is no need to copy the rest buttons.

Clear the code again to restore the code.

After restoring the code, the original keys that were not successfully copied will be overwritten with new settings.

The original keys that were successfully copied will remain intact.

If there are keys that were not successfully copied during the second attempt, repeat the above steps multiple times until all keys are successfully copied.