★★★★★
Two ST420 openers in the same garage, one for each bay. The 1082 was the only two-button replacement I could find anywhere. Works perfectly.
Stanley
1082 Two-Button Garage Door Remote
310 MHz two-button visor transmitter with 10-position binary DIP-switch coding for Stanley garage door openers from the 1980s and early 1990s. The two-channel sibling of the Stanley 1050 — for households with two Stanley openers from the brand's residential era.
$21.95
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📄 Programming & FAQ
- ModelStanley 1082
- Frequency310 MHz · 10-bit binary DIP
- CompatibilityStanley U-Install, ST300, ST420, ST600 openers
- Battery9 V alkaline
- FCC IDCIG1082
- Channels2 independent buttons
In the box
- Stanley 1082 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 1050 (1-button)
105050
105051
49581
1082-04
Stanley exited the residential garage door opener business in 1997. The 1082 is a hard-to-find replacement part — confirm your opener is in our compatibility list before ordering, or send us a photo of the powerhead.
Programming the Stanley 1082
Each button has its own 10-switch DIP block. Match each receiver to its corresponding button bank.
- Open the back cover of the 1082 and note both 10-switch DIP banks.
- For the first opener: open the powerhead, locate the receiver board, and set the 10-switch block to match the top-button bank.
- For the second opener: set its receiver to match the bottom-button bank. Test both buttons.
Stanley powerheads from the late 1980s sometimes have only 9 active switches — leave the 10th switch in either position on those units.
What customers say
★★★★★
Texdoor confirmed compatibility with my 1989 ST600 before I bought. No surprises, just a working remote.