Remote control FAAC XT4 433 RC — FAAC wireless gate/garage transmitter 433 MHz

FAAC XT4 433 RC is a compact 433 MHz wireless transmitter designed to operate automatic gates and garage doors compatible with FAAC receivers. The small four-button housing provides straightforward on/off signalling for opening, closing and stop functions, and uses rolling code security to reduce the risk of code replay. The transmitter is intended for daily access control in residential and light commercial installations where a simple, reliable remote control is required.

Advantages

The remote control offers a compact design that fits typical keyring or pocket carrying, and its four-button layout allows separate control of multiple functions or devices. Rolling code encryption enhances security by changing the transmission code with each use. The device operates at the familiar 433 MHz frequency, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of FAAC receivers and easy pairing during installation. Battery-powered operation provides cordless convenience and quick replacement when needed.

Suitable for

• Residential garage doors and sectional gates controlled by FAAC 433 MHz receivers
• Private driveway or pedestrian gates in small apartment blocks or homes
• Light commercial roller doors and access systems using FAAC-compatible receivers
• Use as a spare or replacement transmitter for existing FAAC installations

Key specifications

• Frequency: 433 MHz
• Number of buttons: 4
• Security: rolling code transmission
• Power supply: internal replaceable battery (coin cell)
• Housing: compact handheld plastic case suitable for keyring

How to use

To operate, press the appropriate button for the desired action (open, close, stop or auxiliary). Pairing with a FAAC receiver typically involves putting the receiver into programming mode and transmitting from the remote according to the receiver’s instructions; follow the receiver manual for precise pairing steps. Replace the battery when the transmission range visibly decreases or the receiver intermittently fails to respond. Avoid exposing the transmitter to prolonged moisture or mechanical shock to preserve its functionality.

Usage recommendations

Store the remote on a keyring or in a pocket to keep it readily available; test the range periodically and replace the coin cell battery with the manufacturer-recommended type to maintain reliable operation. When adding multiple transmitters to a system, label them to track which remote controls each gate or door.