Heddolf
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Heddolf gate and garage remotes are one button transmitters built to work with receivers from other brands. Choose from the O220 and O219 overhead compatible remotes in 340, 360 and 390 MHz, plus models matched to Multi-Code, Chamberlain/LiftMaster, Genie and Stanley systems. The ER220 and ER294 form a long range transmitter and receiver pair.
Picking a Compatible Heddolf Remote
Match the Remote to Your Receiver
Each Heddolf model is named for the system it copies. The C220 works with Chamberlain and LiftMaster, the G220 with Genie, the S220 with Stanley and the M220 with Multi-Code receivers. If the opener uses one of these brands, start with that model. More remotes from other manufacturers are in transmitters and receivers.
Overhead Compatible Remotes and Frequency
The O220 (visor style) and O219 (mini) are sold in 340, 360 and 390 MHz versions, so the frequency must match the receiver. It is usually printed on the opener's label, the logic board or the back of the original remote. The O219 in 360 MHz is currently unavailable, so the visor style O220-360 is the substitute.
Long Range Pair
The ER220 transmitter and ER294 receiver are meant to be used together where a standard remote does not reach the gate, such as a long driveway. The receiver wires to the operator's input. For openers and parts, browse gate operator accessories.
Common Questions
Will a Heddolf remote work with my garage door opener?
It can if the opener's receiver uses a brand and frequency Heddolf matches. Check the receiver type and frequency first, then pick the remote named for it. Garage door parts are in overhead door parts.
Do Heddolf remotes need to be programmed?
Yes. Like the original remote, each one is learned or coded to the receiver following the opener's programming steps.
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