It’s a question that you will generally ask when you NEED to replace your garage door remote.
And sometimes you will be shocked at the cost too!
Replacing Garage Door Remotes
The original branded garage door remotes can be expensive, but it gets really expensive if you have lost or broken your remote and then need a technician to come and reprogramme the door opener.
We looked up a specialist garage door remote website and they had prices;
- Dominator Garage Door Remotes – from $74 to $98
- Garador Garage Door Remotes – from $83 to $115
- Gliderol Garage Door Remotes – $72
- Guardian Garage Door Remotes – $75
- Merlin Garage Door Remotes – from $75 to $92
Some people may want the original branded garage door remotes, but they are not needed and often now as good as the generic models that you can programme to your own door or doors.
Kebidu AK-K200812 Copy Garage Door Remote
The new Kebidu AK-K200812 tortoise shell copy remote control adopts SA901B main control chip, supports online programming, can be programmed repeatedly, built-in EEPROM, can copy other ordinary remote control with the same frequency, can clear codes and learn codes at any time, easy to use, and fast.
It is a stylish remote that has a nice feel to it, without any sharp edges.
At Cool Gifts we have sourced the new Kebidu AK-K200812 at a great price too.
A universal garage door remote can be programmed to operate your door/s but also it can act as a Automatic Gate Remote, Lighting Control Remote or a Smart Home Automation Remote Control.
Programme one remote to open your gate, the garage and turn on the lights.
Obviously that assumes that you have electronics that would normally operate these.
Easy To Programme Remote
New remotes are so easy to copy and match your existing remote or other this new remote.
You just need to match the buttons and you have a new remote.
It’s best to get a spare garage door remote before you lose your original, or before it has a fault.
How often has someone cursed their door remote – wouldn’t it make a cool gift.