Magic 2 Button Transmitter
A two button hand held transmitter compatible with Ultra remote control systems. This transmitter is also compatible with the Ultra range of remote control devices. The handset has a polished chrome finish with a smaller sleeker style and is a keyring handset rather than hand held version.
The transmitter is supplied complete with programming instructions.
SKU:
280015
Excl VAT
£52.23
This garage door spares product from P C Henderson has the following benefits:
- Genuine P C Henderson approved compliant part
- Supplied as one hand held transmitter
- Sleek chrome design
- Includes keyring attachment
- Suitable for use with the Ultra remote control system
- Programming instructions supplied
Easy to install
All P C Henderson transmitters are supplied with programming instructions for seamless operation.
More Information
| Fire Rated (Yes/No) | No |
|---|---|
| Situation | Exterior |
| Application | Residential |
Q&A
Q&A
Question:
Good morning, I’m looking to replace my Henderson remote control fob which I believe is 20 years old ( installed by previous occupant) it’s a long slim gadget - but starting to wear out? Could please give some advice on replacing and how does it become compatible with our electric garage doors? Thank you
Question by: Andrew Clarke on 8 Jan 2025, 12:25
Answer:
Good morning,
You will need to order part number 280012, please see link below.
www.pchenderson.com/4-channel-hand-transmitter/
The handset suits three models of remote-control system, the Sprint, Marathon and Duo systems. We will send programming instructions for all three with the delivery for you to identify which system you have from the images on the instructions.
Thanks
P C Henderson
You will need to order part number 280012, please see link below.
www.pchenderson.com/4-channel-hand-transmitter/
The handset suits three models of remote-control system, the Sprint, Marathon and Duo systems. We will send programming instructions for all three with the delivery for you to identify which system you have from the images on the instructions.
Thanks
P C Henderson
Answer by: Kate Donkin (Admin) on 9 Jan 2025, 09:58
