Shopping for a Compatible Garage Door Opener Remote Control.

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When shopping to replace a lost or broken garage door opener remote, it's important to find a compatible replacement that works with your existing garage door opener.

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Related Door Products provides a variety of replacement garage door opener remotes that are easy to program. You can choose from 1, 2, or 3-button remotes, and we have controls that work with most major brand garage door openers.

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Garage Door Opener Remotes

 

The garage door opener remote is a handheld device that sends a radio signal to your garage door opener, instructing it to open, close or stop. These current remotes operate on a specific frequency like 303MHz, 315MHz, 390MHz and feature either a fixed code or a rolling code security system.

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One Button Remote Control

 

The one button remote control has one button that opens, closes and stops your garage door. This is the most common remote since most people enter and exit through a single garage door.

 

Two Button Remote Controls

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Two button remotes allow you to control two separate garage doors or other devices from a single remote. This remote type is ideal for homeowners with two separate garage doors allowing the other door to be accessed if one has a break down.

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Three Button Remote Controls

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Three button remotes allow you to control up to three separate garage door openers or other devices from a single remote. This remote type is ideal for homeowners with three separate garage doors allowing the other doors to be accessed from one remote.

 

Keychain Remote Controls

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Key chain remotes are compact and can be attach to your keys. It can also be used to carry it in your pocket or purse, making them convenient to carry. Individuals who frequently use the garage door opener can have access to it with a key chain remote at all times.

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Wireless Keypad Controls

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The convenience of a wireless allows the user to open their garage doors without need of a remote control. Wireless keypads use radio signals to communicate with the garage door opener, providing a secure and convenient way to access the garage.

 

These wireless keypads feature security measures, such as fixed rolling codes or rolling codes that change with each use to prevent unauthorized access.​

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Currently homeowners now use two keypads as a safety feature when one fails. This is important when children come home from school and need access to the house. 

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Regular battery replacement is required to keep a keypad usable.