8-Channel Remote Duplicator 300–915MHz | Fixed & Rolling Code

Simplify access to your garage, gate, or barrier with the 8-Channel Multi-Frequency Remote Control Duplicator. Operating across a broad 300–915 MHz range, this rechargeable cloner copies both fixed-code and most rolling/encrypted-code remotes — replacing up to 8 separate remotes in one compact device.

Key Features

• Wide Frequency Range: Covers 300 MHz to 915 MHz for broad compatibility with garage doors, gates, and barriers.
• Fixed & Rolling Code Support: Duplicates most fixed-code remotes and a wide range of rolling-code and encrypted remotes.
• 8 Independent Channels: Store up to 8 different remote codes on a single device — each channel operates independently without interference.
• Digital Channel Display: Clearly shows the active channel number for fast, easy switching between stored remotes.
• USB Type-C Rechargeable: Built-in rechargeable battery charged via a modern USB-C port — no disposable batteries needed.
• Low-Battery Indicator: An "L" symbol on the display alerts you when it's time to recharge.
• Charging Status LED: Red light illuminates during charging and turns off automatically when fully charged.
• Channel Lock/Unlock: Prevents accidental button presses with a dedicated lock function.
• Strong Transmission Power: Long-range signal for reliable performance from a distance.

Compatibility Notice

This duplicator is compatible with most fixed-code remotes on the market and supports many rolling-code and encrypted remotes. Please note: no duplicator can work with every model. Due to software updates from some manufacturers, certain versions may not be compatible — for example, BFT remotes released after 2024 are no longer supported.

How to Use

1. Clear a Channel

Select your desired channel using the "↺" button. Press the ▲ and ▼ buttons simultaneously and hold for 2 seconds until the LED flashes rapidly and displays "–". The channel is now cleared.

2. Duplicate a Remote

Place the original remote close to the duplicator. Simultaneously press the button on the original remote and the corresponding button on the duplicator for 3–5 seconds. When the LED displays the channel number continuously, duplication is successful. Repeat for each additional button/channel.

3. Recover a Cleared Code

Press the ○ and □ buttons simultaneously until the LED flashes rapidly and shows "–". The previously stored code is recovered.

4. Lock/Unlock a Channel

Press the ▼ and □ buttons simultaneously until the LED flashes and shows "∩". The channel is now locked or unlocked accordingly.

5. Match with Original Receiver

If duplication succeeds but the receiver doesn't respond, you'll need to re-pair: long-press the learning button on the receiver until its indicator flashes, then press one button (preferably ○) on the duplicator once. This completes the pairing process.

Specifications

• Channels: 8
• Frequency Range: 300–915 MHz
• Encoding: Fixed Code & Rolling Code
• Charging: USB Type-C
• Certification: CE
• Country of Origin: Made in China

For more information on safe use of garage door and gate systems, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission – Garage Door Safety Guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of remote codes does this 8-channel duplicator support?

A: This multi-frequency duplicator supports both fixed-code and many rolling-code/encrypted remotes operating between 300 and 915 MHz. It is compatible with most garage door and gate remotes on the market, though compatibility can vary — particularly with newer manufacturer firmware updates.

Q: How do I charge the remote duplicator?

A: Use the included or any standard USB Type-C cable to charge the device. The LED indicator glows red during charging and turns off automatically once fully charged. A low battery is indicated by an "L" on the digital display.

Q: Can I store multiple different remotes on one duplicator?

A: Yes! This device offers 8 independent channels, meaning you can clone up to 8 different remotes (or 8 different buttons/functions) onto a single unit. Switch between channels quickly using the "↺" button and the channel number display.

Q: What should I do if duplication succeeds but the receiver still doesn't respond?

A: Some receivers require a re-pairing step after duplication. Long-press the learning button on the receiver until its indicator light flashes, then press a button on the duplicator (the ○ button is recommended). This will pair the new remote with your existing receiver.

Q: Is this compatible with BFT remotes?

A: BFT remotes manufactured before 2024 are generally supported. However, due to software updates by BFT, versions released after 2024 are no longer compatible with this duplicator.