★★★★★
Standard residential package: front gate + garage. We order 25 of these per year for new move-ins. Never had a defective unit.
Sentex
CLIKcard 2BK Two-Button Keychain Remote
318 MHz two-button keychain transmitter — the two-channel version of the CLIKcard 1BK. Standard issue for residents who need separate access to a community front gate and a parking-garage door, or to a front gate and an amenity gate.
$25.95
Minimum order quantity: 10
● In stock — bulk fulfillment, ships in 2 business days
🛟 Free technical support
📄 Programming & FAQ
- ModelSentex CLIKcard 2BK
- Frequency318 MHz · 12-bit binary code
- CompatibilitySentex Infinity, Linear MDR, Multicode 1090
- Battery3 V CR2032 lithium
- FCC IDEF3SCKR2
- Min order10 fobs
In the box
- 10× Sentex CLIKcard 2BK keychain transmitters
- 10× steel split-ring keyrings
- Pre-installed batteries
- Property-manager DIP-coding worksheet
Compatibility
Confirmed-compatible openers, receivers, and the older remotes this part replaces. If your model isn't listed, send us a photo and we'll verify before you buy.
Sentex receivers
Infinity 2.0
Infinity LE
Infinity Pro
Architect Series
Linear receivers
MDR
MDRG
AM-RR
Multicode receivers
1090
109210
109220
109510
Replaces these remotes
CLIKcard 1BK (single-button)
Linear DR-2
Multicode 3089-22 (functional equivalent)
Each button has its own independent 12-switch DIP block. Pre-coding service available — send us a CSV of fob-to-gate assignments and we'll DIP-code them all before shipping.
Programming the CLIKcard 2BK
Set each button's DIP block to its target receiver. Most property managers pre-code these in batches.
- Open the back to expose two independent 12-switch DIP blocks.
- For each button: set its DIP pattern to match the corresponding receiver.
- Replace covers. Each button activates only its assigned receiver, even when both gates are within range.
For most communities, button 1 is front gate, button 2 is garage or side gate. We can pre-code in any pattern you specify.
What customers say
★★★★★
Two buttons, one fob, simple. Residents stop calling about lost remotes once they have these on their key ring.