Univeral Remote Receiver
433.92MHz 2-Channel Universal Gate Remote Receiver
Univeral Remote Receiver is a 433.92MHz external wireless receiver for compatible gate motors, garage door openers and automation systems. It is designed to add or replace remote-control reception through relay outputs connected to the existing control board.
Published specifications for this receiver type list 12–24V DC operation, two independent channels, a built-in aerial and support for compatible fixed-code, learning-code and rolling-code transmitters.
Typical reception range is approximately 10–50 metres depending on antenna position, site conditions, interference and transmitter condition. Frequency and code category alone do not guarantee compatibility with every proprietary remote protocol.
Univeral Remote Receiver Features
- 433.92MHz wireless receiver
- 12–24V DC operation
- Two independent channels
- Supports compatible fixed, learning and rolling codes
- Built-in aerial antenna
- Approx. 10–50m reception range
- Suitable for gate and garage automation retrofit
Univeral Remote Receiver Technical Specifications
- Power Supply: 12–24V DC
- Frequency: 433.92MHz
- Channels: 2
- Code Support: Compatible Fixed / Learning / Rolling Codes
- Antenna: Built-In
- Typical Reception Range: 10–50m
- Published Operating Temperature: -40°C to +80°C
Compatible Systems
- Automation control boards accepting external receiver relay inputs
- Sliding gates
- Swing gates
- Garage door openers
- Parking barriers
Applications
- Remote receiver replacement
- Adding remote control to gate automation
- Two-channel access commands
- Residential and commercial gates
Why Choose Univeral Remote Receiver?
The two-channel receiver can provide a cost-effective way to add wireless commands to an existing compatible automation system.
Its broad code support is useful, but the exact remote protocol should always be tested or confirmed before installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What frequency does it use?
433.92MHz.
What voltage does it require?
12–24V DC.
How many channels are available?
Two.
Will every 433.92MHz remote work?
No. Frequency alone does not guarantee protocol compatibility.
What is the typical range?
Approximately 10–50 metres depending on installation conditions.



