(2 Pack) B&D Controll-A-Door CAD4 Garage Remote Upgrade Kit – 27.145MHz 062150

Upgrade kit for B&D Controll-A-Door CAD4 openers

What this CAD4 receiver and remote kit replaces

Rather than chasing increasingly scarce original transmitters, this kit takes a different approach: it adds a modern universal receiver to your B&D Controll-A-Door CAD4 motor and pairs it with two slim keyring remotes. It is built for CAD4 systems that use B&D 062150 remotes on the 27.145MHz frequency, identifiable by the grooves on the left button of the original handset. Note that the receiver and remotes are universal replacements, not genuine B&D units. Owners who want to keep their existing receiver and simply copy a transmitter could instead look at the B&D MPC2 TX318 Controll-A-Door remote cloner. The approach sidesteps ageing receiver electronics altogether.

Installation takes minutes, not an afternoon

The receiver connects to your CAD4 motor by plugging in three cables, and the two supplied remotes arrive pre-programmed, so they work the moment the receiver is powered up. There is no dip switch fiddling and no coding sequence to memorise. Each remote offers long-range performance with an LED indicator, can control up to four garage doors, and slips into a pocket thanks to the slim profile and slide protector. The same keep-it-simple philosophy applies to other 27.145MHz gear we stock, like the Elsema KEY301 27.145MHz garage remote for FMT-series systems. For households that have been nursing a single surviving transmitter for years, going from one remote to two in a single purchase is half the appeal of the kit.

Checking that your opener qualifies before you buy

Two quick checks protect you from ordering the wrong kit. First, confirm the motor itself is a B&D CAD4; the model is usually printed on the powerhead label. Second, inspect your old remote: it should be the 062150 type running at 27.145MHz, with grooves on the left button. If your original transmitter looks different or belongs to another brand, there is likely a better match in the range, such as the Guardian 21230 21230L garage door remote for Guardian systems. When in doubt, a photo of your motor and remote is enough for the support team to confirm fit. Owners replacing a CAD4 system entirely rather than upgrading it should compare receiver kits against standalone transmitters before deciding which route suits.

Why order from The Remote Factory

A receiver upgrade is the kind of purchase where you want an actual remote specialist on the other end, and The Remote Factory is an Australian-based store that deals in replacement remotes and key fobs every day. The kit ships within 24 hours of ordering, reaching most Australian addresses in one to five working days and New Zealand in two to eight. Because the receiver approach is new to many CAD4 owners, the 30-day return policy provides a safety net, and questions before or after installation can be sent to contact@theremotefactory.com.au for a straight answer.

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