Presentation of the NICE FLO4RCE Remote Control

The NICE FLO4RCE remote control is a transmitter for controlling garage door and gate automation. The programming of this black box is done by registering it in the receiver.

The NICE FLO4RCE remote control is very ergonomic and has 4 black buttons, allowing you to easily control your shutters and blinds, your garage door, your gate, and other automations. It operates with 12V batteries on a frequency of 433.92 MHz.

The NICE FLO4RCE remote control is a very reliable accessory, perfectly suited for domestic use.

The Advantage of Alloremotecontrol

In order to guarantee total satisfaction to its customers, a one-year warranty is offered by Alloremotecontrol on all its products. Even better, you will also have the option to add a second year of additional warranty at the time of finalizing your order (see T&Cs).

Setting Up the NICE FLO4RCE

It is possible to program this remote control using its user manual in PDF, available on Alloremotecontrol.

How to code your remote control using your receiver?

1. First, open the radio receiver’s compartment.
2. Then, press a push button until a light turns on the board.
3. Next, release it.
4. Then, press and release the button of your choice on your new remote control. The light on the radio board should turn off.
5. Wait a second, press the button on your new remote control again. The light on your radio receiver will blink three times. This confirms the registration of your new remote control (if the light blinks twice, repeat the procedure).
6. Congratulations! Your remote control is ready to use.

FAQ of the NICE FLO4RCE Remote Control

Is this remote control available in a two-button version?

The NICE FLO4RCE remote control is also available in a 2-button model (NICE FLO2RCE) and 1-button (NICE FLO1RCE).

Can I configure my remote control in a co-ownership?

In co-ownership (more than 50 users), it is sometimes impossible to register a new remote control, as the radio receiver is intentionally locked by the system installer. Check with your installer to see if the system is locked or not.