Remote Pro WGC418 Garage Door Remote Specifications
| Remote Dimensions | 5.4 x 3.7 x 1.2(cm) |
| Remote Weight | 25g |
| Manufacturer | Wholesale Garage |
| Made To Suit | Smart Openers |
| Model Number | WGC418, RPC418 |
| Batteries Included | Yes |
| Battery Type | 27A 12V Alkaline Battery |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
Remote Pro WGC418 Aftermarket Garage Door Remote Compatibility
This RPC418 garage door remote replacement is compatible with RemotePro RPC418 systems. If your current remote has RPC418 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.
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RemotePro WGC418 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 RPC418 model. You can replace your old or lost remote without paying extra purely for branding.
WGC418 Programming Instructions
Programming a new remote
1. Locate the Learn/Code Set button on the motor. This is usually under the lamp cover or on the back of the motor.
2. Press the Learn/Code Set button once and immediately release the button. A light on the motor will illuminate.
3. Press the button on the new remote that you wish to operate the door once. The light on the motor will extinguish.
4. Press the same button on the new remote a 2nd time. The light on the motor will begin to flash rapidly.
5. Once the light stops flashing, press the button on the new remote a 3rd time to test the operation of the door.
If the remote did not successfully code to the motor and you only get a continuous flashing light on the motor, you may have held the learn button down too long. To correct this, open and close the door 4 times using an existing remote, then try to code in the new remote again
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