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Neco TX4 remote

The Neco TX4 is a fixed-code remote on 433.92 MHz. You set it to match your existing code, usually by copying it from the remote you have, and we send simple steps for yours.

The maker has replaced this model. We supply it while our supplier can still get it. If they can’t, we’ll tell you straight away and refund you in full. Not sure it’s the right one? Check with a photo first.

Brand
Neco
Model
TX4
Frequency
433.92 MHz
Code
Fixed code
Works with
MK1 Remote Control

£14.99 genuine remote, with set-up help

Total with UK delivery (£3.99): £18.98

UK delivery, usually 2 to 5 working days

Optional. If it turns out not to be the right remote for your door, we’ll replace it or refund you.

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Product information: Neco TX4

BrandNeco
ModelTX4
Frequency433.92 MHz
Type of programmingFixed code. Set to match the code your door already uses. What that means

About the Neco TX4

The TX4 is the earlier fixed code NECO handset, listed by retailers as the black handset for early MK1 boxes. Britalia lists a black Version 1 handset of the same size, though it does not give the name TX4. Retailers describe the grey TR4 as the rolling code handset that does not work in its place, and one retailer lists the TX4 as discontinued.

Is this your remote?

What it looks like: A small four-button key fob in a black plastic case with a silver face plate and a black sliding cover.

Don’t mix it up: It is easily mixed up with the grey TR4 and with the black Eco handset.

Also sold as: Neco TX4 Remote, NECO Version 1 Wireless Handset, NECO Black Handset, Mk1 black handset, EPZ10002, EPS10002.

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What it works with

How it’s set up

This is a fixed-code remote: it sends the same signal every time, so you set it to match the code your door already uses, either by copying it from your current remote or by setting the same code inside it. Rolling code vs fixed code explains the difference.

We email simple steps for your system with every order, and if it won’t pair, email us and we’ll walk you through it.

Seen it cheaper somewhere else?

Check it’s the genuine Neco remote. Many cheaper listings are copies or “compatible” remotes, not the manufacturer’s own. A genuine Neco remote has the Neco name on it, usually on the front or on the label on the back, along with the model name. With a fixed-code system a copy can sometimes work, but it isn’t the manufacturer’s remote and quality varies, so check the listing says genuine and the photos show the Neco name.

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