2-Pack 433.92MHz Garage Gate Cloning Remotes 4-Button NZ Stock

Two spare remotes for compatible garage and gate systems

Keep a spare ready for the household or share access with an authorised user. This 2-pack of 433.92MHz fixed-code cloning remote key fobs copies supported signals from an existing working remote.

Each fob has four programmable buttons and a sliding button cover to help prevent accidental presses. Available from Technsave for NZ$19.99 per 2-pack, with New Zealand-held stock, Auckland dispatch and free standard NZ shipping.

Check compatibility before ordering: these remotes are not universal replacements for every garage door, gate or car remote. Your original remote must use a supported 433.92MHz code system. Matching the frequency alone is not enough.

Why choose a twin pack?

• Multi-vehicle households: keep a compatible remote available for another family vehicle.
• Landlords and property managers: prepare spare fobs for authorised rental handovers when the installed system supports this cloner.
• Workshop and driveway access: copy compatible gate or garage signals onto separate buttons.
• Compact keyring design: carry a fob with your everyday keys.

You need an existing working, compatible remote to copy its signal. This is not a way to recover the code from a lost remote or create access without an authorised source remote.

Compatibility guide

The original specification describes this device as a fixed-frequency cloner for most 433.92MHz fixed-code remotes. Some compatible learning-code designs may also be copied, but learning-code capability does not mean rolling-code compatibility.

Listed supported chip references

• PT2262, PT2260 and PT2264
• 1527 and PT2242
• HT600 and HT680
• HT6207, HT6010, HT6012 and HT6014
• AX5326-4 and AX5326-3
• SC2262 and PT2262 variants described in the original specification as having matching suffixes

Rolling-code and encrypted systems: compatibility is not assured with HCS rolling-code or encrypted-chip remotes. If your system uses rolling codes, choose a replacement specifically confirmed for that receiver.

Check the original remote's label, documentation or chip reference. Contact Technsave before ordering if you are unsure. This fob does not establish compatibility with vehicle immobilisers or transponder keys.

How to copy a supported remote

Only copy remotes for systems you own or are authorised to use. Keep people, pets and vehicles clear of the door or gate during testing. Follow any instructions supplied with your fobs.

1. Clear the new fob's memory: hold buttons A and B simultaneously. When the LED flashes continuously, release both buttons. Clearing memory removes codes previously stored on that fob.
2. Copy one button: place the original remote and new fob with their heads close together. Press and hold the required button on the original remote and the chosen button on the new fob. The original instructions identify flashing of the new fob's LED as the copy indication.
3. Test safely: release the buttons and test the new fob with the door or gate in clear view. Repeat the copying step for other supported buttons as needed.

Programming time varies. If copying fails, recheck the original remote's battery, frequency and code type. Repeated attempts will not make an unsupported rolling-code system compatible.

Four buttons, multiple compatible functions

Each fob provides four programmable buttons, allowing you to store up to four supported button signals. Those signals may operate different compatible access systems or separate functions on one system.

For example, a compatible driveway gate and garage door can be assigned to separate buttons, provided both use supported code systems. Four buttons do not guarantee compatibility with four arbitrary receivers.

Sliding cover and compact design

The sliding cover helps shield the buttons from unintended presses in a pocket or bag. The black-and-silver plastic casing measures approximately 55 × 33 × 15 mm.

Technical specifications

Battery model and battery inclusion are not specified in the existing listing. Confirm these details before ordering if required.

The Technsave New Zealand advantage

• NZ-held stock: dispatched locally from Auckland.
• Free standard tracked NZ shipping: delivery across the North and South Islands.
• Estimated delivery: 1–3 business days after dispatch, not a guaranteed arrival date from the time of ordering.
• GST invoice available on request: request a GST tax invoice for your purchase.
• 6-month product warranty: in addition to applicable rights under New Zealand's Consumer Guarantees Act.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy affordable 433.92MHz garage and gate cloning remotes in New Zealand?

Technsave sells this 2-pack of four-button 433.92MHz fixed-code cloning remotes at technsave.nz. The listed price is NZ$19.99 per twin pack. Stock is held in New Zealand and dispatched from Auckland, with free standard tracked NZ shipping and estimated delivery of 1–3 business days after dispatch.

How do I duplicate my existing garage door remote?

First confirm that your working original remote uses a supported 433.92MHz code system. Clear the new fob by holding A and B until its LED flashes continuously, then release. Place the two remotes head-to-head and hold the original button and chosen new-fob button together until the new fob's LED flashes. Release and test with the door or gate in view.

Can one fob operate my driveway gate and garage door?

Yes, if both original remotes use supported 433.92MHz code systems. Each fob has four programmable buttons for up to four compatible button signals. Rolling-code and encrypted systems should not be assumed to work.

Photos are for reference. Check compatibility before ordering and use only for authorised access. Never operate a door or gate without ensuring its movement area is clear.