I have a RMR112A base unit(433MHz). Will this THR132N work with it?The current remote units are THR138.Thanks
865286
Sorry Ronald I cant answer that question. I would go to the Oregon scientific web site and ask them. Good luck
1609635
I don't know but if you visit their website they list the ones that correspond to each unit
1609636
Go to the following website & you'll find a complete Oregon Scientific base & sensor compatibility chart, hope this helps. http://www.weathershack.com/static/osi-sensor-compatibility-chart.html
904417
Yes, this remote will work with your unit. You will need to program them but its a very simple process.
1125892
Not sure. I know this remote has 10 dip switches and works with 300Mhz Frequency.Also states*NOT A UNIVERSAL REMOTE
1261115
I can't tell you for sure. The remote you are asking about operates on 433Mhz while the one for the AC1400 operates on 433.92Mhz. I have not been able to find what frequency the AC1400 is compatible with. Both remotes are the same price.
1472499
It might. According to the instruction sheet I received with my remote unit, try using the code 1653, which is listed as CARRIER. Let me know if this works.
184183
I don't know! I don't have this unit, I returned because of remote compatibility.
803768
I have no idea. I looked at the model#of my old remote and went from there. I know mine works great but has a shorter range. Sorry i couldn't help more.
1966359
Yes. Each unit operate different frequency and is paired with unit, but sometimes (very rare) remote work with other unit.
1968038
No, I cannot answer the question. I do know that the last two versions of the base station that I used are not compatible with the new base station. How do I know this? I asked Chamberlain and I tested the new remotes with my old base stations. Chamberlain said they would not work and they did not. I contacted Chamberlain at the following address. http://chamberlain.custhelp.com/app/ask They responded within 48 hours. I hope that this helps.
1707580
not sure I understand. The unit in question is a remote transmitter compatible with any 300 mhz multicode receiver. 5042 refers to a 310 mhz remote which should be compatible with a digicode 5122 or Multicode 1099 or Stanley 310 receiver - all are 310 mHz receivers
1119316
Yes, it's designed to work with that base unit. I have 2 of these, and one of them has stopped pairing with the base unit. That one is basically useless now. The other one still operates OK.
1872318
I do not see a problem with that but I would research to see if it is a recommended replacement for your model. Also try calling 1-800-remotes
1776846
Not sure... I'm guessing if you get two systems both remotes may work on all 6 units but can't confirm and they may be set up on different frequencies. I have not looked for a 2nd remote.
1490871
I don't see any reason why it won't work. I have 2 of these - one 433 Mhz and other 419MHz and I control multiple devices using these 2 (Fios setup box, Roku, DVD player).
496500
Yes, works great after installing the UC Firmware from Snom. Have them in 2 remote locations also, can page from HQ to either location as well.
268593
Was remote designed for RI? and RF? Radio Frequency should nor be interfered with the base? my technician just came over and I have asked him.
902923
I don't know. All I can tell you is that the A/C I had was an old unit with no model number and it was in a building that was at least 50 years old. I figured that since that old A/C unit came with a remote (that was lost), then maybe one of these Vtronix frequencies should work. It did take me almost 30 minutes to figure it out. I bought the remote because this A/C unit was so high up in the room that I needed a chair to get to it. It was worth taking a chance on the Vtronix. I hope it works for you too!