Welcome to TD Supplies
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We are the premier online dealer in garage door remotes and accessories and offer a wide range of only the best garage door remotes on the market today. All of our product pages contain helpful compatibility guides and manuals to help make sure that you find the correct replacement remote or door accessory to meet your needs. We sell liftmaster garage door remotes and supplies, genie remotes, chamberlain remotes, and many more. Our helpful staff will assist you in finding the best garage door product to fit your needs. When you do business with TD Supplies, you will come away 100% satisfied - we guarantee it.
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Frequently Asked Garage Door Remote Questions
Is there a universal remote control?
There are many garage door remotes out there that advertise themselves as being a universal remote. However, no one remote will work on all garage doors or gates. This is because each manufacturer uses different frequencies and technologies such as Security+ and Multicode. Remotes such as the Clicker Universal CLT1 is an example. The current version, CLT1D, works on about 90% of garage doors and gates. However, it does not support Intellicode, SecureCode, or MegaCode systems. However, these universal garage door remotes are useful for situations where you need to replace multiple models of differing garage door transmitters.My garage door remote is not functioning properly. What can I do?
On average, a visor or keychain remote has a distance of about 3-5 car lengths. If your garage door transmitter is not working under this distance, here are some things that you can try:- Insert a new battery into your remote control. A weak battery is the leading cause of poor signal reach in your garage door remote.
- Make sure that there is nothing between the remote and the receiver. Often, the signal will lose strength when passing through the body of a car.
- Clear the receiver and then reset your remote control. This information is usually available in the product manual which can be found on the product pages or via the manufacturer’s website.
- Try removing your pushbutton wires from your garage door motor to see if your wireless range improves. Occasionally, interference from power lines will cause this issue.
- Interference might also come from television or CCTV cable, cable amplifiers, fluorescent lights, surge protectors, battery charging units, and anything that uses a timer such as sprinkler systems, alarm systems, and lights.
- If none of the above reccomendations work, you might have a dead remote. We offer a wide selection of replacement remotes. If you can not find the remote that you are looking for, we will be happy to special order it for you.
See more tips like these on our FAQ page.
We keep a large stock of all major brands of garage and gate products from all of the leading manufacturers. However, if you cannot find the door product that you are looking for, let us know at sales@tdsupplies.com and we will try our best to special order it for you. If you have questions about how to find the correct garage transmitter or part, we have a helpful Frequently Asked Question's page as well as free technical support on all products that we carry. We also have a growing collection of articles with safety information, helpful guides, and product information available in our Helpful Articles Section.
