TOP432EE Multi-Frequency Remote Control Pack – 433 MHz copiers (check frequency), 50–100 m range, ABS housing, 2× CR2016

General Description: Pack of 2 TOP432EE multi-frequency remote controls designed for quickly cloning RF transmitters (garage doors, gates, alarms, automation systems, lighting). Compact and lightweight, they incorporate a new copying chipset capable of reproducing even long fixed codes. Ideal for installers, workshops, or individuals looking for a replacement remote control. Caution: It is essential to verify that your receiver operates on the 433 MHz band — frequency incompatibility will render the remote control unusable. Technical Specifications Reference: TOP432EE (pack of 2) Dimensions: 66 × 30 × 11 mm Weight: 25 g (with packaging) per unit Housing: Durable ABS Frequency: Focused on 433 MHz (tolerance ±0.2 MHz) — check the receiver frequency. Transmit Power: ≥ 8 mW Range: 50–100 m in open field Power Supply: DC 6V (2 × CR2016 button cell batteries per remote control, not included) Operating Current: ≤ 12 mA Transmission Speed: 50–60 kHz Operating Temperature: -20 °C to +70 °C Storage Temperature: -10 °C to +50 °C Storage Humidity: ≤ 85% Chip: New copy chip (supports copying long/fixed codes) Oscillation / resistance: Configurable according to customer request Compatibility and accessories Designed to clone remote controls operating around 433 MHz (e.g., 433.92 MHz). Always check the frequency printed on the original remote control; If it differs (315 MHz, etc.), these units will not work. Powered by 2 CR2016 batteries each (not included). Supplied in a pack of 2, ready to use after battery insertion. Instructions: Insert 2 CR2016 batteries into each remote control (observe the correct polarity). Place the original remote control a few centimeters away from the TOP432EE. Start the copying procedure: press and hold the target button on the TOP432EE, then press the corresponding button on the original remote control (follow the provided procedure). Test the cloned remote control with the receiver at close range. If it fails, double-check the original frequency (must be 433 MHz ±0.2 MHz) and protocol compatibility. Important warning: only purchase if your system uses 433 MHz. Using these to clone remote controls that do not belong to you may be illegal—copy only with permission.