Dear all,

I have got a gardtec 595 panel brand new and a new wireless reciever but i was reading up the manual and says some of the old components do not work with the reciever now i have 3 spare keyfob transmitters part no: 74012 and i think i need the more up to date keyfob does anyone know why this model was changed and is there any way i can use the older model fob as i have another 3 panels fitted at work that work off of the old keyfob is there any way i can program one of the old 74012 fobs to work with this reciever???

Also does the new keyfobs if i ordered one work with the older reciever does anyone know?

Edited July 14, 200817 yr by jackbuchan

Dear all,

I have got a gardtec 595 panel brand new and a new wireless reciever but i was reading up the manual and says some of the old components do not work with the reciever now i have 3 spare keyfob transmitters part no: 74012 and i think i need the more up to date keyfob does anyone know why this model was changed and is there any way i can use the older model fob as i have another 3 panels fitted at work that work off of the old keyfob is there any way i can program one of the old 74012 fobs to work with this reciever???

Also does the new keyfobs if i ordered one work with the older reciever does anyone know?

Hi

No old and new wont work together as they are different radio frequency.

Dear all,

I have got a gardtec 595 panel brand new and a new wireless reciever but i was reading up the manual and says some of the old components do not work with the reciever now i have 3 spare keyfob transmitters part no: 74012 and i think i need the more up to date keyfob does anyone know why this model was changed and is there any way i can use the older model fob as i have another 3 panels fitted at work that work off of the old keyfob is there any way i can program one of the old 74012 fobs to work with this reciever???

Also does the new keyfobs if i ordered one work with the older reciever does anyone know?

the frequency used was changed (and was outside the control of gardtec), you can still buy 'old type' transmitters but i don't think gardtec will deal direct with the public.

you could phone and ask, they will usually put you in touch with a local installer who might supply them for you.

regs

alan