Product Description

The Linear Multi-Code Visor Transmitter is a portable transmitter designed for automatic door and gate operator applications. The transmitter is Multi-Code format with 10-position coding switches providing 512 (4-Channel) or 1,024 (1and 2 Channel) possible codes for each channel. Independent coding supports activation of a common gate and a private door. The transmitter will only activate receivers set with the same code. Available In 1, 2, or 4 Channel. The 1-Channel Transmitter sends will send a signal to the receiver when the pushbutton is pressed. The 2-Channel Transmitter sends out two separate signals. The 4-Channel Transmitter sends out four separate signals. The buttons feature raised dimples for easy, or vision-impaired identification. A visor clip is included. The transmitter is powered by a 9-volt battery and has a test/operate indicator. The Linear Multi-Code Visor Transmitter is compatible with 300 MHz Multi-Code receivers and Model 109950 and 302850 receivers.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4158 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Linear
• Model: 412001

Features

• Supplied with visor clip
• Easy access to battery and coding switch
• RF frequency: 300 MHz
• 3.75" W x 2.5" H x 0.875" D
• Powered by 9-volt battery

Customer Reviews

Great!
I ordered the product, it came, and it worked! What more can I say?

Great Customer Service!
I had purchased a remote from this company last year and wanted a spare, so I ordered from them again. Unfortunately, the remote did not work. But when I contacted them, they sent me not only a postage-paid envelope to return the defective remote, but also a brand new remote! Of course, this one worked, and we sent the old one back. I would highly recommend this company.

Long lost item - happy to have it at last!
After trying a bunch of "works for all garage doors" openers from Home Depot and Lowes, I finally found this one at Amazon.
Item arrived within a week. Very easy to program. Only draw-back is the cost, but it really is comparable to many other openers that I purchased and returned without any luck of programming them successfully to do the job.