CAME TOPD4REN Remote Control Oman, 4 Channel Rolling Code 868.35 MHz

Description

The CAME TOPD4REN, product code 806TS-0290, is a dual frequency four channel rolling code remote control for CAME TOP, TAM, ATOMO D and TTS systems. CAME lists it with a default of 868.35 MHz and a range from 433.92 to 868.35 MHz, in a polycarbonate case that works from minus 20 to plus 55°C. It carries about 4.3 billion code combinations.

One point comes first. This handset ships set to 868.35 MHz, so it suits a receiver on that frequency. A receiver on 433.92 MHz needs the TOP44RBN, or this handset set to 433.92 MHz, and we check which before you buy.

CAME TOPD4REN price in Oman and what is in the box

Price: OMR 12.000, in stock at our Muscat shop. Programming is quoted separately when you ask for it.

• One CAME TOPD4REN remote control

CAME’s page does not name the battery type, so we show you the cell when you collect the remote and tell you which spare to keep.

Dual frequency CAME remote: 868.35 MHz and 433.92 MHz

CAME describes the TOPD4REN as dual frequency, with 868.35 MHz as the default. That makes it useful on sites that mix receivers, or where you want one handset type for both. The page does not give the steps for switching frequency, so we set it for you and test it against your receiver.

CAME TOPD4REN or CAME TOP44RBN: which handset do you need

The two handsets look alike and cost the same. They are not interchangeable, because the frequency differs.

If your receiver is on 433.92 MHz and you do not need dual frequency, the TOP44RBN is the plain choice. Bring your old remote or a photo of the receiver card, and we pick the right one.

Rolling code on the CAME TOPD4REN

A rolling code handset sends a different signal each time, and the receiver accepts only the next valid code. A recorded signal cannot be replayed. With about 4.3 billion combinations, this suits a compound, a car park or any site where unauthorised entry matters.

Four channels on a CAME gate and barrier remote

A four channel handset has four independent buttons, and each can be taught to a different function or barrier. One handset can run an entry lane and an exit lane, or give a guard house a separate button for each.

Every button you pair takes one place in that receiver’s memory. The CAME RE862M stores up to 50 users, and the CXN BUS modules store up to 5,000. Tell us how many people use the site, and we will say which receiver you need.

Programming a CAME TOPD4REN in Muscat

A new handset must be taught to the receiver before it works. CAME lists it as built for CAME Connect, with a gateway or locally with the CAME KEY, and gives no copying procedure. Our engineers set the frequency, programme the handset in the shop or on site, and test it. Bring your old remote if you have one.

Polycarbonate case and the CAME TOPD4REN in Omani heat

The case is polycarbonate, rated to plus 55°C. A remote left on a car dashboard in summer can go above that, and the battery loses life faster. Keep it in a bag or on a visor clip, out of direct sun. CAME does not publish a range for this handset. Weak range usually means a tired battery, so replace the cell first.

What the listing does not publish, and what we confirm

CAME TOPD4REN specification

CAME remote control Muscat: supply and programming across Oman

We are a physical shop in Al Khuwair, Muscat with our own engineers. They fit, programme and service CAME motors, barriers and handsets across all eleven governorates: Muscat, Al Batinah North, Al Batinah South, Ad Dakhiliyah, Ash Sharqiyah North, Ash Sharqiyah South, Adh Dhahirah, Al Buraimi, Al Wusta, Dhofar and Musandam. That reaches Sohar in Al Batinah North, Nizwa in Ad Dakhiliyah, Sur in Ash Sharqiyah South, Salalah in Dhofar and Duqm in Al Wusta.

Visit us at Shop No 176, Way Street No 57, Block No 17/2, Al Khuwair, Muscat, Oman. Call or WhatsApp +968 78109286, or email contact@doorsauto.com. See our gate barriers and the CAME sliding gate motors. Send a photo of your old remote or your receiver through the contact page, or visit the Doors Auto shop.

CAME TOPD4REN FAQ

What is the CAME TOPD4REN?

A dual frequency four channel rolling code remote control for CAME TOP, TAM, ATOMO D and TTS systems, with a default of 868.35 MHz.

What frequency is the CAME TOPD4REN?

CAME lists it as dual frequency, from 433.92 to 868.35 MHz, with 868.35 MHz as the default. We set it for your receiver and test it.

Is the CAME TOPD4REN rolling code?

Yes. CAME lists it as a four channel rolling code transmitter with about 4.3 billion code combinations, so each press sends a different signal.

What is the difference between the CAME TOPD4REN and the TOP44RBN?

Both are four channel rolling code handsets. The TOPD4REN is dual frequency with a default of 868.35 MHz, and the TOP44RBN is 433.92 MHz only. We match the right one to your receiver.

What is the CAME TOPD4REN price in Oman?

OMR 12.000, in stock at our Muscat shop. Programming is quoted separately when you ask for it.

Do you programme CAME barrier remotes in Muscat and across Oman?

Yes. Our engineers programme CAME remotes in Muscat, Sohar, Nizwa, Sur, Salalah, Duqm and across all eleven governorates.