BFT Mitto B2 B RCB02 Garage Door Remote Control - 433.92MHz Rolling Code Replacement
BFT Mitto B2 B RCB02 Garage Door Remote Control - 433.92MHz Rolling Code Replacement
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Replacement Remote for BFT Mitto 2 and MITTO 2B RCB
A 2-channel aftermarket transmitter for BFT gate and garage door automation. It runs on 433.92 MHz with rolling code, reaches up to 164 ft, and replaces the BFT Mitto 2 and MITTO 2B RCB remotes. Each channel drives one door or gate, so one remote can operate two separate entrances.
Before You Buy
There are two ways to code this remote.
With a working remote: you copy its signal. You need at least one existing, functional, already-coded transmitter in hand, plus access to a control panel that has been enabled for remote programming by the installer.
Without a working remote: if your receiver has a pairing button, you can code the remote directly at the receiver instead — no old remote needed. See below.
If You Have No Working Remote
Receivers with a pairing button can put the new remote on the system themselves, with nothing to copy from. BFT Clonix receivers have one. Set the receiver into pairing mode using the instructions supplied with it, then code the new remote to the receiver. The button sequence differs between receiver models, so use the receiver's own guide for this method. If your receiver has no pairing button, use the copy method below instead.
How to Code It by Copying an Existing Remote
- Press and hold the top two buttons on your existing transmitter for about 2 seconds.
- Press the functioning button on the front of the existing transmitter for about 2 seconds.
- Press and hold the top two buttons on the new remote for about 2 seconds.
- Press the button you want to use on the new remote for about 2 seconds.
- Leave the system for about 20 seconds so the board can reset, then test the new remote.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 for every additional remote you want to add. Keep the sequence continuous — pausing in the middle closes the programming window and you will need to start again from step 1.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 433.92 MHz |
| Coding | Rolling code |
| Channels | 2 (two doors or gates) |
| Buttons | 2 |
| Range | Up to 164 ft |
| Type | Aftermarket replacement transmitter |
| Coding methods | Copy from an existing remote, or pair at the receiver |
| Pack options | 1, 2 or 3 remotes |
Compatibility
Fits the BFT transmitters below, and works with the opener and receiver families listed alongside them.
| Family | Models / devices | Relation |
|---|---|---|
| BFT Mitto | Mitto 2, MITTO 2B RCB | Transmitter being replaced |
| BFT Kleio | Kleio | Compatible opener range |
| BFT Ghibli | Ghibli | Compatible opener range |
| BFT TRC | TRC | Compatible range |
| BFT Clonix | Clonix series receivers | Compatible receiver, has a pairing button |
| BFT U-Link | U-Link devices | Compatible device |
This is an aftermarket replacement part. BFT and the model names above are referenced only to describe compatibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I code this remote if my only remote is lost or broken?
Usually yes. If your receiver has a pairing button, you can code the remote directly at the receiver without copying anything. BFT Clonix receivers have one. If your receiver has no pairing button, you will need at least one working, already-coded remote to copy from.
How do I code it if I have no working remote?
Put your receiver into pairing mode using the instructions supplied with it, then code the new remote to the receiver. The exact button sequence depends on the receiver model, so follow the receiver's own guide rather than the copy steps below.
How do I code it by copying an existing remote?
Follow the five steps below. You need one existing, functional and already-coded transmitter in hand, and the control panel must be enabled for remote programming by the installer.
How many remotes can I add to the same system?
As many as you need. After coding the first one, repeat steps 3 and 4 for each additional transmitter. Every new remote is coded from a working one, not from the control panel.
How long does the whole sequence take?
The button presses take a few seconds. After the last step, leave the system alone for about 20 seconds so the board can reset before you test the new remote.
What happens if I pause in the middle?
The sequence has to run continuously. A long pause between steps normally means the programming window closes and you have to start again from step 1.
What frequency and coding does this remote use?
433.92 MHz with rolling code. It is not compatible with fixed-code or DIP switch systems.
How many doors or gates can it control?
Two. Each channel is assigned to one door or gate, and each button can be coded to a separate channel.
Does it fit BFT Kleio, Ghibli, TRC and Clonix receivers?
Yes. The remote is compatible with the BFT Mitto 2 and MITTO 2B RCB transmitters it replaces, and with the Kleio, Ghibli and TRC ranges plus Clonix series receivers and U-Link devices listed above.
Questions before ordering? Send us your receiver model and we will confirm which method applies to your system.