FAAC Pilot XTO2 SLH-DS 868MHz remote control transmitter for gate and barrier systems

The FAAC Pilot XTO2 SLH-DS 868MHz remote control transmitter for gate and barrier systems is a compact two-button handheld device that transmits commands at 868 MHz to compatible FAAC receivers. Intended for residential and light commercial access control, it enables remote operation of gates, barriers and garage doors using a simple wireless link. The transmitter is battery-powered and designed for straightforward pairing with receivers that support the FAAC rolling code and coding protocols.

Advantages

The transmitter offers reliable wireless command transmission at 868 MHz with a compact form factor that fits easily in a pocket or on a keyring. Two clearly separated buttons allow distinct control of multiple functions, while battery operation eliminates the need for wiring. The design supports secure pairing with FAAC-compatible receivers and aims to provide consistent range and responsiveness in typical domestic and light commercial environments.

Suitable for

• Remote control of residential swing or sliding gates
• Operation of barrier arms at private or small commercial entrances
• Opening and closing of garage doors paired with FAAC receivers
• Replacement or addition of a compact handheld transmitter for access systems

Key specifications

• Radio frequency: 868 MHz
• Number of buttons: 2
• Power supply: internal battery (user-replaceable)
• Compatibility: designed to work with FAAC receivers supporting the corresponding 868 MHz coding
• Form factor: compact handheld transmitter suitable for keyring mounting

How to use

Install a fresh battery according to the manufacturer’s instructions and follow the pairing procedure of the target FAAC receiver to program the transmitter. Use the two buttons to send open/close or other assigned commands to the paired gate, barrier or garage door. Keep the transmitter within the operating range of the receiver and avoid exposing it to prolonged moisture or extreme temperatures. Replace the battery when response or range decreases to maintain reliable operation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, program the transmitter following the receiver’s manual, store it in a dry place when not in use, and carry it in a way that prevents accidental button presses. When installing a replacement battery, ensure correct polarity and dispose of used batteries according to local regulations.