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Steel-Line SD800 / SD1200 Remote Control
SD800 · SD1200
The replacement keyring handset for Steel-Line SD800 and SD1200 sectional openers — the ZT-07 pattern, 433.92MHz rolling code, four channels. It also covers the Sprint 800, Mustang and Boss RD1A units built on the same receiver.
- Frequency
- 433.92 MHz
- Channels
- 4
- Coding
- Rolling code
- Battery
- 27A 12V
Tell us your door or opener model and we'll confirm the right part before we come out.
What this part fits
- Steel-Line SD800 sectional opener
- Steel-Line SD1200 sectional opener
- Steel-Line SPRINT800 and MUSTANG
- Boss RD1A
- Any Steel-Line opener whose existing handset is marked 433.92MHz
Not sure it's the right match? Call us or send a photo of the part you're replacing and we'll confirm it.
Signs you need this part
- Handset lost or damaged and the door has no other remote
- Remote works within a few metres but not from the street
- Remote stopped working entirely after a flat battery was left in it
- Second car needs its own handset
Fitting notes
- Check the frequency on the back of your existing handset. Older Steel-Line units ran a different frequency and will not code to a 433.92MHz remote.
- To pair: hold P and + on the motor's panel together until the lights come on and LED 7 flashes, press + once so only LED 7 stays lit, press your chosen remote button twice, then press P to save.
- If the door has stopped responding to every handset rather than just one, the fault is more likely the receiver or aerial in the motor than the remote.
Frequently Asked Questions
The four-button ZT-07 pattern keyring handset on 433.92MHz. The same remote covers the SD1200, SPRINT800, MUSTANG and Boss RD1A openers, because they share the receiver.
Press and hold P and + on the motor panel together until all the lights come on and LED 7 flashes. Press + once so only LED 7 remains lit. Press and release your chosen remote button twice, then press P once to save — LED 3 confirms it has taken.
Change the 27A battery first. If a second handset still works the door, the fault is in the first remote. If no handset works, the receiver or aerial in the opener is the more likely cause.
Yes. We can bring the handset out, pair it to your opener and check the door's travel and safety reverse while we are there.
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