Motorised gate remote control: which frequency to choose?
Several
questions may arise when purchasing a new motorized gate remote control system. In
this post, let's dwell on a frequently asked question: how often do we choose
the remote control?
Portal remote control frequency: the essentials in a few words
First of all,
it should be noted that a motorized gate remote control generally operates on
one of these two standard frequencies: 433.920 MHz (433 MHz) or 868.35 MHz
(868MHz).
To choose the
right frequency when purchasing a new remote control, refer to the frequency of
your old remote control. To do this, you must open the case and look at the
inscription on the quartz. Ideally, a remote control with the same frequency as
the original remote control should be used.
In order not
to be mistaken in your choice, remember this: the remote control frequency of
your choice must be identical to that of your gate automation system.
Also worth remembering:
With a remote
control with a lower frequency, the signal range will be smaller. However, a
remote control of this type has the advantage of penetrating walls more easily.
If the transmitter is located behind a very thick wall, it is preferable to opt
for a remote control with a low frequency.
Garage door remote control with a higher frequency are more efficient, signal range side. This is why they
are particularly recommended in locations with multiple radio disturbances.
However, we
will never stop repeating: your choice must depend on the frequency of your
gate motorisation.
What about two remotes of the same frequency, but different brands?
Let's say you
find two remotes of different brands, but with the same operating frequency.
Now you may wonder if these two remotes are the same. The answer is no. Indeed,
each brand can have its own transmission mode, which means that two remote
controls are not necessarily the same, even if they have the same frequency and
the same switches (these mini-switches placed inside the remote control, which
allow it to be programmed).
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