Sentry 300 030212 LCR 4-Button Remote Overview
The Sentry 300 030212 is the 4-button version of the USAutomatic LCR transmitter family. It is commonly used when a customer wants one handheld or visor-mounted transmitter to operate multiple compatible LCR receivers. Typical uses include Sentry 300 swing gate control, a second compatible gate receiver, a garage receiver, or another access-control input where the receiver has been wired for that function.
This is a 433.92 MHz fixed-code transmitter. It should be matched to the receiver technology, not just the Sentry or USAutomatic brand name. Older LCR systems, high-security receiver systems, and aftermarket receiver conversions can look similar from the outside but require different transmitters.
Compatible With
Use this remote with select USAutomatic LCR fixed-code receivers. Each button requires compatible receiver programming and correct wiring for the controlled device.
- Sentry 300 swing gate opener systems with compatible 433.92 MHz LCR receiver
- Sentry 300S and Sentry 300D radio-control applications using LCR format
- USAutomatic LCR receiver applications used on select Sentry, Patriot, and Ranger systems
- Compatible Sentry garage receiver 030209 when installed for garage door operation
- Commonly associated with LCR receiver references such as 030214 where the receiver matches the transmitter family
- Multiple compatible receiver installations where more than one button is needed
Features and Specifications
| Manufacturer | USAutomatic / Sentry |
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| Product Type | LCR remote transmitter |
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| Part Number | 030212 |
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| Button Count | 4 buttons |
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| Frequency | 433.92 MHz |
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| Security Technology | Fixed-code LCR dip-switch format |
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| Code Combinations | 19,683 possible code combinations |
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| Battery Type | 12V type 23A alkaline battery, commonly used depending on packaging |
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| Application | Multi-button wireless control for compatible receivers |
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| Notes | Not interchangeable with high-security or different-frequency transmitters |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 030212
- 30212
- US-030212
- Sentry 030212
- Sentry 300 030212
- USAutomatic 030212
- US Automatic 030212
- LCR 4-button transmitter
- LCR 4 button remote
- 433.92 MHz 4 button Sentry remote
- Sentry 300 4 button remote
Technician Note
Use the 4-button remote when the installation actually has multiple compatible receiver inputs. If the system only uses one receiver channel, the extra buttons will not create extra functions by themselves.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the receiver is a 433.92 MHz USAutomatic LCR fixed-code receiver.
- Decide whether the customer needs four buttons or if the 030210 2-button remote is enough.
- Match each button to the intended compatible receiver or channel.
- Check antenna placement and receiver power if range is poor.
- Confirm the system is a Sentry 300S single swing or Sentry 300D dual swing gate opener when the part is being used on a Sentry operator.
- Match the part number from the existing accessory, manual, or product label when available.
Professional Advisory
Program and test one button at a time. Keep people, vehicles, and tools clear of the moving gate or garage door during receiver programming and testing.
Product Questions
What is the main difference between 030212 and 030210?
030212 is the 4-button LCR transmitter. 030210 is the 2-button version. Both require a compatible USAutomatic LCR receiver.
Can one 030212 control a gate and garage door?
Yes, when each device has a compatible LCR receiver installed and wired correctly. The remote itself does not make an incompatible garage opener compatible.
What frequency does the 030212 use?
The 030212 LCR transmitter operates on the 433.92 MHz USAutomatic/Sentry LCR fixed-code platform.
Why do only some buttons work?
Only buttons paired or coded to compatible receivers will operate. Unused buttons or buttons assigned to the wrong receiver will not control the device.
Is this remote compatible with all USAutomatic openers?
No. It is for compatible LCR receiver systems. USAutomatic high-security or different receiver families may require a different transmitter.