If you want to open a gate from your phone and currently use a CARDIN remote, this page helps you identify the correct model and understand when SOLO is the right choice.
S449, S476, and S486 are among the most searched CARDIN families.
SOLO works alongside the CARDIN remote already active on the system.
If the model is unsupported, SOLO KIT is the safer path.
CARDIN appears frequently in compatibility searches from users who want to add smartphone access without replacing the whole automation right away.
With SOLO you can keep the CARDIN remotes already in use and add a more convenient access method for daily use, guests, and shared entry management.
As with other rolling code brands, success depends on identifying the exact remote correctly. The code printed on the remote matters more than the case color or the number of buttons.
Many users describe their CARDIN remote by color, shape, or button count. Those clues can help, but they are not enough. The real check is always the model code because visually similar remotes may still use different logic.
This static list gives you a first practical orientation. For the final confirmation, always use the compatibility page, especially if your remote is old or exists in very similar-looking variants.
Check the CARDIN remote code and compare it with the static list on this page.
Copy the remote through the 1Control app while keeping it close to SOLO.
Run the final test when the automation is ready and confirm that the command is accepted.
If the model is not compatible or if the compatibility page tells you that a direct connection is required, SOLO KIT is the correct solution: a small wired kit that makes the automation controllable without depending on the current remote compatibility.
The correct check is based on the remote model, not on the motor brand or the control board. You can use the 1Control compatibility page and the static model list on this page as a practical starting point.
No. In most cases 1Control SOLO works alongside the original remote instead of replacing it. That means you can keep using the remote you already have and add smartphone opening when useful.
It is better to confirm the exact code. Within CARDIN families it is easy to confuse remotes that look similar but are not identical.
If the model does not appear in the verification flow or the system clearly requires a different setup, the most practical path is SOLO KIT. It removes the dependency on the current remote by adding a dedicated receiver to the automation.
Dedicated brand pages help you recognize the right models and move more quickly through compatibility notes, exceptions, and recommended products. If your remote is not CARDIN, continue from the SOLO compatibility hub by brand or open the full compatibility page directly.
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