★★★★★
I have a 1989 Stanley ST420 that the previous owners left behind. This remote was the only way to keep it running. Works perfectly.
Stanley
1050 Single-Button Garage Door Remote
310 MHz single-button visor transmitter with 10-position binary DIP-switch coding for Stanley garage door openers from the 1980s and early 1990s. Stanley left the residential opener market in 1997 — replacements are now collector parts.
$19.95
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📄 Programming & FAQ
- ModelStanley 1050
- Frequency310 MHz · 10-bit binary DIP
- CompatibilityStanley U-Install, ST300, ST420, ST600 openers
- Battery9 V alkaline
- FCC IDCIG1050
- Replaces1050, 105050, 105051, ST605
In the box
- Stanley 1050 transmitter
- Visor clip
- 9 V alkaline battery (installed)
- Programming sheet
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.
Stanley openers
U-Install
ST300
ST400
ST420
ST600
ST605
JackMaster
1050
49580
49582
Replaces these remotes
Stanley 105050
105051
ST605
1050-04
49581
Stanley exited the residential garage door opener business in 1997. If your Stanley opener is older than ~25 years and you can't find replacement remotes anywhere else, this is the part. Confirm the model is in our compatibility list before ordering.
Programming the Stanley 1050
Match the 10 binary DIP switches inside the remote to the receiver inside the powerhead.
- Open the back cover of the 1050 and choose any pattern across the 10 switches.
- Open the powerhead and locate the receiver board. Set the matching 10-switch DIP block.
- Replace covers and test. The light on the powerhead should blink when the remote is pressed.
Stanley powerheads from the late 1980s sometimes have only 9 active switches — leave the 10th switch in either position.
What customers say
★★★★☆
Hard part to find now. Texdoor had it in stock and shipped fast. Saved me from replacing the entire opener.