Two ATA PTX-4 Securacode compatible remotes in one pack
Double up on PTX-4 remotes and skip the second order
Garage remotes live hard lives on key rings, so buying PTX-4 replacements in pairs is a popular move: one for each driver, or one in use and one programmed spare hidden inside. This pack delivers two aftermarket transmitters compatible with the ATA Securacode PTX4, along with two key rings and two batteries, everything required to put both straight into service. Having the pair coded from day one also means a flat battery or a remote left in a jacket pocket never turns into a locked-out evening on the driveway. As with the single unit, the product you receive is the remote the arrows point to in the listing images. Downloadable pairing instructions walk you through storing each one on your opener.
ATA openers in the compatibility list
These remotes serve a long roster of ATA equipment: the CRX-1 and CRX-2 receivers, SecuraLift GDO-2v5, GDO-2v6, GDO-2v7, GDO-7v1 and GDO-9v1 motors, EasyRoller GDO-4v3 through GDO-4v6, the Slim-Drive EasyRoller GDO-6v1 and GDO-6v2, and the EasyRoller II GDO-8v1 and GDO-8v2. Two sanity checks protect your purchase: your original remote should match the one pictured, and your motor's model number should appear in that list. Securacode hardware was fitted to a huge number of Australian garages through the 2000s, which is why this part number remains one of the most searched replacements in the category. PTX5 remotes are a different system entirely and are not supported, if that is your hardware, the ATA PTX-5V2 TrioCode 128 garage remote is the correct part.
Other PTX options if your motor is newer
ATA shifted later openers to the TrioCode platform, so a garage upgraded in the last decade may need different transmitters altogether. For those systems we stock the ATA PTX5v1 remote for TrioCode GDO 11v1 and the 2 pack ATA PTX5v1 TrioCode compatible remote. Check the sticker on your motor head before ordering; GDO model numbers higher than those in this listing's compatibility table generally indicate TrioCode hardware rather than Securacode. When in doubt, photograph the sticker and compare it against both listings before deciding.
Buying through The Remote Factory
ATA-compatible transmitters are among the most ordered items at The Remote Factory, and this Australian remote and key fob specialist dispatches the twin pack within 24 hours of purchase. One to five working days is the standard delivery window across Australia, stretching to two to eight working days for New Zealand. You can pay with card, PayPal, Shop Pay or Apple Pay. The 30-day return policy covers incompatibility, though a quick email to contact@theremotefactory.com.au with your motor model and a remote photo beforehand usually removes any doubt.
Frequently asked questions
Which ATA motors do these PTX-4 remotes operate?
The compatibility list covers CRX-1 and CRX-2 receivers, SecuraLift models GDO-2v5, GDO-2v6, GDO-2v7, GDO-7v1 and GDO-9v1, EasyRoller GDO-4v3, GDO-4v4, GDO-4v5 and GDO-4v6, Slim-Drive EasyRoller GDO-6v1 and GDO-6v2, and EasyRoller II GDO-8v1 and GDO-8v2. Confirm your original remote matches the pictured unit and your motor model number appears in that list before ordering.
Will these work if I currently use PTX5 remotes?
No. The listing is explicit that these are not compatible with PTX5 remotes, which belong to ATA's TrioCode platform rather than the Securacode system this product serves. If your existing transmitter is a PTX5 or PTX-5v2, choose one of the PTX5-series replacements instead. Mixing the two families will not damage anything, but the remote will simply never pair with the motor.
What is in the box with the two remotes?
The pack includes two compatible remotes, two key rings and two batteries, so both transmitters are ready to program on arrival with nothing extra to purchase. Pairing instructions are available to download via the listing, covering the standard ATA procedure for storing a new remote against your opener. Each remote is programmed individually, and both can be active on the same motor simultaneously.
Are these genuine ATA remotes or compatibles?
They are aftermarket compatible remotes, identified in the listing images by arrows pointing to the exact unit supplied. They are engineered to pair with the same Securacode receivers and motors as the original PTX-4, at a markedly lower price per unit, which is a large part of why buyers take the two-pack. A 30-day return policy applies if your system turns out not to match.
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