Remote FAAC T2 433 SLH
Your remote FAAC T2 433 SLH
is no longer produced by the manufacturer:replaced by
FAAC XT2 433 SLH (100% compatible)
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Product description and characteristics
Product specifications
| Brand | FAAC |
| Model | T2 433 SLH |
| Frequency | 433.92 MHz
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| Number of buttons | 2 |
| Type of programming | Auto-programming |
| Type of battery | CR2032 |
| Dimensions | 3 x 3 x 1 cm |
| Battery and instructions included | Yes |
| This remote replaces | FAAC T2 433 SLH, FAAC TML2-433-SLH |
Informations produit FAAC T2 433 SLH
Please do not confuse this model which has a frequency of 433.92 MHz (silver button border) with the model which has a frequency of 868.35 MHz (no button border, a grey and not a black casing). They are not compatible.
If you live in a co-op, please verify that you have a master model. Only a master model can be used to program a new remote control. In order to determine if you have a master, press a button on the remote control and keep it pressed down. If the LED light blinks once before remaining lit constantly, then it is a master model. If it does not blink once but rather remains lit constantly right away, then it is a slave model and you will not be able to use it to program a new remote control.
If you live in a co-op, please verify that you have a master model. Only a master model can be used to program a new remote control. In order to determine if you have a master, press a button on the remote control and keep it pressed down. If the LED light blinks once before remaining lit constantly, then it is a master model. If it does not blink once but rather remains lit constantly right away, then it is a slave model and you will not be able to use it to program a new remote control.