Remote Pro RPD402 Garage Door Remote Specifications
| Remote Dimensions | 5.5 x 3.5 x 1.2 (cm) |
| Remote Weight | 24g |
| Manufacturer | Wholesale Garage |
| Made To Suit | Dominator ADS |
| Model Number | WGD402, RPD402 |
| Batteries Included | Yes |
| Battery Type | 27A 12V Alkaline Battery |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
Remote Pro RPD402 Aftermarket Garage Door Remote Compatibility
This RPD402 garage door remote replacement is compatible with RemotePro RPD402 systems. If your current remote has RPC407 written on the front, this remote will program and operate exactly the same.
Whilst this remote may look similar to other black sliding cover remotes in the industry, this is not a ‘universal’ garage door remote.
See the full range of Remote Pro Aftermarket Garage Door and Gate Remotes here
RemotePro RPD402 Aftermarket Garage Door Remote Features
With a black casing complemented by a sturdy metal trim, these remotes are built to last. The sliding cover protects the buttons from dust and accidental presses, helping prolong the lifespan of the remote. Its compact design makes it practical and easy to carry without being bulky or cumbersome. This four-button, 4-channel remote allows you to control multiple garage doors or gate systems from one device, offering the same functionality and reliability you would expect from the RPD402 model. You can replace your old or lost remote without paying extra purely for branding.
RPD402 Programming Instructions
1. Press and hold the top two buttons at the same time and do not let go (these will either be an unlock/lock symbol, numbers 1 & 2 or an up and down arrow) and are the buttons closest to the light. After a few seconds the LED will flash and then go out.
2. While still holding the first button (lock, UP or button 1) quickly release the second button (unlock, down or number 2) and then press it 3 times. The LED light will flash again to indicate that the remote is ready to copy.
3. Release all buttons.
4. Test the remote by quickly pressing and releasing any button on the new remote. If successful, the LED should not work when you press any button and appear as though the battery is flat.
5. Place both your new remote and original remote together. You may need to try different positions, head to head, back to back, side to side etc. (every remote is different the subsequent steps may need to be tried a few times before the new remote accepts the code)
6. Press and hold one button on your new remote you wish to operate your door. The LED will flash quickly and then go out to indicate that your duplicator remote is in the “learn-code” mode. Do not release this button
7. Press and hold the button that operates your door on your original remote – this will send out the signal for your new remote to learn. When you see the LED light on your new remote start flashing constantly – then coding has been successful.
8. Release all the buttons, and then test your new remote to make sure that it is working.
How to Restore Remote Control Back to Factory:
1. Press and hold the bottom 2 buttons on your new remote for 5 seconds.
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