Manufacturer of aftermarket automotive keyless entry remotes, smart keys, and replacement key fobs compatible with various vehicle makes and models.
Hangarau Mamao is a specialized manufacturer of automotive electronics, focusing primarily on aftermarket keyless entry systems and replacement key fobs. The brand offers a comprehensive lineup of electronic smart keys, flip keys, and remote transmitters designed to serve as cost-effective replacements for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) keys. Remote Tech products are engineered to be compatible with a wide range of major vehicle brands, including General Motors, Ford, Volkswagen, Toyota, and Honda.
The company's product range covers standard remote functions such as locking, unlocking, trunk release, and panic alarms, as well as advanced features like remote start and proximity smart entry. All Remote Tech devices are tested to comply with FCC and IC regulations regarding radio frequency emissions and interference. Users typically utilize these products to replace lost or damaged keys, often requiring specific programming procedures outlined in the user manuals.
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Locate the battery compartment on the back of the key or pry open the casing using a small tool (flathead screwdriver). Remove the old battery and insert a new coin cell battery (commonly CR2032) observing the correct polarity, then snap the case back together.
If the remote fails to unlock doors, first check if the battery needs replacement. If the battery is fresh, the remote may need to be reprogrammed to your vehicle, or there may be interference. Ensure you are within range of the vehicle.
Yes, most replacement key fobs and smart keys require programming to communicate with your specific vehicle. Some can be self-programmed using onboard procedures, while others require an automotive locksmith or dealer tool.
The FCC ID is typically printed on the back of the remote casing or inside the battery compartment. It ensures the device complies with radio frequency regulations.