Gate Operator Remote Transmitter FAAC Pilot XTO4 SLH-DS 868MHz, 4-channel

FAAC Pilot XTO4 SLH-DS is a compact 4-channel gate operator remote transmitter that operates at 868 MHz. Designed for remote control of automated gates and barriers, it provides four separate channels for managing multiple entrances or functions. The device is compact and portable, intended for residential and light-commercial access control systems that use compatible FAAC receivers.

Advantages

The transmitter offers multi-channel control in a small form factor, enabling independent operation of up to four functions or gates. Operating at 868 MHz, it delivers reliable short-range radio communication with compatible receivers and includes features that simplify pairing and daily use. Its compact design makes it convenient to carry on a keyring or store in a pocket without adding bulk.

Suitable for

• Remote control of residential gate operators
• Access control for light-commercial barriers and entrances
• Controlling multiple gates or functions from a single handheld unit
• Use with FAAC receivers compatible with 868 MHz transmitters

Key specifications

• Frequency: 868 MHz
• Channels: 4 independent channels
• Form factor: compact handheld transmitter
• Power source: internal battery (user-replaceable)
• Range: suitable for short to medium-range residential and light-commercial applications (actual range depends on environment and receiver)

How to use

Pair the FAAC Pilot XTO4 SLH-DS with a compatible FAAC receiver following the receiver's programming procedure. Use the individual channel buttons to open, close, or activate specific gate functions as configured on the receiver. Replace the internal battery when transmit power weakens, following the manufacturer’s guidance for battery type and safe replacement. Keep the transmitter dry and avoid impacts to maintain reliable operation.

Usage recommendations

Install and program the transmitter only with compatible FAAC receivers and according to the receiver’s setup instructions. Test each channel after programming to confirm correct responses from gates or barriers. Replace batteries proactively if response time decreases or range is reduced, and consult product documentation for approved battery types and disposal instructions.