B&D Garage Door Remotes

TriTran, Billion Code and older B&D openers

• TriTran: current B&D openers such as the RDO-1 and SDO-2 ranges. These take the genuine B&D TB-7v1 remote and the WTB-7 wall button. The aftermarket TB5, TB6 and TB7 compatible remote covers many of the same openers.
• Billion Code: Control-A-Door openers such as the CAD4 and CAD5. These take a CAD4 Billion Code compatible remote.
• Older openers: Doormate and Tiltamatic openers use their own remotes. See the Doormate and Tiltamatic compatible remote.

The opener model is on a sticker on the motor unit. Find it in the table above.

Programming a B&D remote

B&D remotes are coded at the opener. TriTran openers have a code button on the motor. Follow the B&D programming guide for your model.

Questions

How do I sync a B&D garage door remote?

Press the code button on the opener, then press the button on the new remote. The steps differ between TriTran and Billion Code openers, so use the guide for your opener.

Do B&D TB-6 and TB-7 remotes swap?

Not always. Check your opener model in the fit table. Each remote lists the openers it’s confirmed to work with.

Can I buy a B&D remote without the old one?

Yes. Programming happens at the opener, so you don’t need the old remote.