Garage Door Remote Compatible with Linear Multicode 300MHz 10 Dip

In this review the focus is on a budget-friendly set of replacement remotes designed for users who need multiple garage door controllers. The bottom line: this nine-pack is best for households, small properties, or maintenance closets that need several matching remotes and a simple programming process. The built-in 23A 12V batteries and included keychains make these ready to use out of the box, and the review highlights the single biggest reason to buy: easy programming with clear instructions for the Linear Multicode 3089 300MHz receiver with 10 dip switches.

Key Features

• Nine remotes included: Provides a full set of replacements or spares so multiple users or vehicles can have a dedicated remote without buying units one at a time.
• Preinstalled batteries: Each remote ships with a 23A 12V dry battery installed so units are usable immediately after programming.
• Compatibility notice: Specifically made for the Linear Multicode 3089 300MHz receiver with 10 dip switches, avoiding mismatched purchases when paired correctly.
• Simple programming: Clear instructions and a straightforward dip-switch setup let most users program the remotes while the opener is closed.
• Portable keychain design: Small, lightweight remotes clip to a keychain or fit in a pocket for convenient daily carry.
• Signal and security: Operates at 300MHz with rolling code and RF measures intended to reduce interference and protect access.

Who It's For

The pack is aimed at homeowners, landlords, and small businesses that use a Linear Multicode 3089 type receiver and need multiple remotes at once. It is particularly useful where several family members, employees, or vehicles require independent access without sharing a single transmitter.

It is not for anyone whose opener uses an 8 or 9 dip switch arrangement or a different frequency; those buyers should look for a compatible remote specifically matched to their receiver. Also, users needing a single premium or weatherproof remote may prefer a different, more robust single-unit option.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good value: nine ready-to-program remotes provide immediate spares and replacements.
• Ease of setup: customers report straightforward programming and clear instructions.
• Compact and portable: small size makes them easy to carry on a keychain or in a pocket.
• Preinstalled batteries: units work out of the box after pairing, saving time.

Cons

• Limited compatibility: works only with Linear Multicode 3089 300MHz receivers with 10 dip switches, not 8 or 9 dial units.
• Range reports mixed: some users found range varies by installation location and obstacles.

Specifications

Brand	Kingdder
Quantity	9 remotes
Battery	Built-in 23A 12V dry battery
Frequency	300MHz
Compatibility	Linear Multicode 3089 receiver with 10 dip switches
Programming	Dip switch setup; program with opener closed
Form factor	Keychain remote

Our Verdict

For anyone with a matching Linear Multicode 3089 receiver, this nine-pack delivers practical value: multiple ready-to-use remotes, easy programming, and portable keychain form. It is a smart buy when several users need access or when extra spares are required, though buyers must double-check dip-switch compatibility before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these remotes work with an opener that has 8 dip switches?
No. These remotes are compatible only with the Linear Multicode 3089 receiver that uses 10 dip switches.

Do the remotes include batteries?
Yes. Each remote ships with a built-in 23A 12V dry battery already installed.

Is programming difficult?
Programming is straightforward for most users; follow the included instructions and ensure the garage door opener is fully closed before starting.