Gemini 1 Button Gate Remote, Code Hopping
Gemini 1 button code-hopping remote for one gate or garage door. Works on the onboard code-hopping receiver in current Gemini sliders and garage motors, which holds 30 remotes. 27g keyring case.
- 1 buttonOne gate or door
- Code-hoppingGemini coding
- 30 remotesPer receiver
- 27gKeyring size
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The Gemini 1 button is the Gemini remote for one gate or one garage door: a single yellow button that runs one motor. It is Gemini's own code-hopping remote in a tough keyring case that weighs 27g, and it works on the onboard code-hopping receiver in current Gemini sliders and garage motors, which holds up to 30 remotes. Want the gate and the garage on one remote? The Gemini 3 button runs three devices.
Which Gemini motors this Gemini remote works with
Only Gemini code-hopping remotes work on the onboard receiver of current Gemini sliders and garage motors, such as the Gemini Slider 12V 7Ah, the Gemini Slider 12V 12Ah and the Gemini sectional garage door motor kit. Older Gemini motors use an external receiver, and the remote has to match that receiver. A Binary 403, for example, needs Gemini's binary remote, not this one.
Pairing it with your motor
To pair it, hold down the remote button you want to use, press the learn button on the motor's PCB, and the LED flashes twice. The receiver holds up to 30 remotes. Full steps are in the Gemini 12V DC slider manual under Documents. You or your installer do the pairing; Alectra Solutions supplies the remote only.
Size and build
The remote measures 70 x 35 x 15mm and weighs 27g, so it sits easily on a keyring. The photo shows a black case with one yellow button and a small amber light near the top.
Key features
- One button, one motor. Runs a single Gemini gate or garage door motor.
- Gemini code-hopping. Only Gemini code-hopping remotes work on the onboard receiver of current Gemini motors.
- Simple pairing. Hold the button, press learn on the PCB, and the LED flashes twice.
- Room for 30 remotes. The receiver holds up to 30, so adding a user is easy.
- Keyring case. 70 x 35 x 15mm and 27g.
Specifications
| Brand | Gemini |
|---|---|
| Gemini part number | S02260 |
| Buttons | 1 |
| Coding | Code-hopping |
| Works with | Onboard code-hopping receiver in current Gemini sliders and garage motors |
| Receiver capacity | 30 remotes |
| Size | 70 x 35 x 15mm |
| Weight | 27g |
| Sold as | Single remote |
Not in the box
- Gate or garage motor
- Pairing or fitting: Alectra Solutions supplies only
Manuals and documents
Questions people ask
Current Gemini sliders and garage motors with the onboard code-hopping receiver, such as the Gemini Slider 12V 7Ah and 12V 12Ah and the Gemini sectional garage door motor kit.
No. The Binary 403 needs Gemini's binary remote. Older Gemini motors use an external receiver, and the remote has to match it.
Not on the onboard receiver. Only Gemini code-hopping remotes work on the onboard receiver of current Gemini sliders and garage motors.
The receiver holds up to 30 remotes.
Hold down the remote button, press the learn button on the PCB, and the LED flashes twice. The Gemini 12V DC slider manual under Documents has the full steps.
Yes, the Gemini 3 button runs three devices, such as gate, garage and one more.
Need it fitted? Alectra Solutions supplies product only. Ask the branch and we will point you to installers in Pretoria.