Honda & Acura Keyless Entry Remotes

Shop standalone Honda and Acura keyless entry remotes at Noble Key Supply. This collection includes aftermarket, Paladin, and refurbished OEM remotes for compatible Honda and Acura cars, SUVs, and minivans.

Available remotes feature a variety of button layouts, FCC IDs, frequencies, manufacturer part numbers, and battery types. Because several Honda and Acura remotes have similar housings, each electronic specification should be verified before ordering.

Standalone Honda and Acura Remotes

The products in this collection are primarily standalone keyless entry remotes. They operate compatible convenience features but are separate from the mechanical ignition key and immobilizer transponder.

Depending on the vehicle, a standalone remote may control:

• Door locking
• Door unlocking
• Trunk release
• Panic alarm
• Power liftgate
• Driver-side sliding door
• Passenger-side sliding door

A standalone remote does not include an ignition blade or transponder chip unless the individual product description specifically states otherwise. Replacing the remote will not replace a lost ignition key or provide vehicle-starting capability.

Honda Keyless Entry Remotes

Honda has used many standalone remote designs across different vehicle generations. Available replacements may support compatible Honda cars, SUVs, vans, and crossover vehicles.

Honda remote applications can differ according to:

• Vehicle model
• Production year
• Trim level
• Factory keyless entry system
• Number of buttons
• FCC ID
• Operating frequency
• Manufacturer part number

Two Honda remotes may have the same number of buttons but use different circuit boards or frequencies. Match the identifying information from the original remote whenever possible.

Acura Keyless Entry Remotes

This collection also includes standalone remotes for select Acura vehicles. Available configurations may include three- and four-button remotes with lock, unlock, trunk, and panic functions.

Acura remotes represented in the collection include options with frequencies such as 308 MHz, 309 MHz, 315 MHz, and 433 MHz. The correct frequency depends on the vehicle and remote system.

Compatible applications may include select Acura sedans, coupes, and SUVs. Verify the complete FCC ID and Acura part number because remotes with similar exterior designs may not be electronically compatible.

Three-Button Remotes

A three-button Honda or Acura remote commonly includes:

• Lock
• Unlock
• Panic

Some applications may use a third button for another vehicle-specific function. Always compare the button icons and FCC ID instead of relying on the button count alone.

Three-button options in this collection may use frequencies including 308 MHz, 315 MHz, or 433 MHz. The correct version must match the vehicle’s receiver.

Four-Button Remotes

Four-button keyless entry remotes can add a trunk-release or other convenience function to the standard lock, unlock, and panic controls.

Common four-button arrangements include:

• Lock, unlock, trunk, and panic
• Lock, unlock, hatch, and panic
• Lock, unlock, sliding door, and panic

Button order and artwork can vary. Choose a remote that matches the original functions rather than selecting any four-button Honda or Acura housing.

Five-Button Honda Remotes

Five-button Honda remotes are commonly associated with minivans and other vehicles equipped with additional power-door functions. Depending on the application, the buttons may operate lock, unlock, panic, and left or right power sliding doors.

Similar five-button housings can have different arrangements. One remote may control two sliding doors, while another may include a rear hatch or another vehicle-specific function.

Confirm all button icons and their positions before ordering. A matching FCC ID with an incorrect button layout may not provide the intended controls.

Honda Odyssey Remotes

Honda Odyssey vans can use application-specific remotes with power sliding-door functions. Some Odyssey remotes operate at 308 MHz, while other generations may use a different frequency and FCC ID.

When choosing a Honda Odyssey remote, verify:

• Model year
• FCC ID
• Manufacturer part number
• Frequency
• Number of buttons
• Sliding-door configuration
• Battery type

Pay close attention to whether the vehicle has one or two power sliding doors and whether the remote includes the required corresponding buttons.

Match the FCC ID

The FCC ID is one of the most important identifiers for a keyless entry remote. It identifies the approved transmitter design and helps distinguish between electronically different products.

FCC IDs represented within this collection may include:

• OUCG8D-399H-A
• NHVWB1U521
• NHVWB1U523
• OUCG8D-344H-A
• OUCG8D-440H-A
• OUCG8D-387H-A
• E4EG8D-444H-A
• KOBUTAH2T
• A269ZUA101
• A269ZUA108
• OUCG8D-355H-A
• CWT72147KA

Compare the complete FCC ID with the original remote or reliable vehicle application data. A partial match is not enough to confirm compatibility.

Verify the Manufacturer Part Number

Honda and Acura remotes are also identified by manufacturer part numbers. Examples represented in the collection include:

• 72147-SHJ-A61
• 72147-SHJ-A21
• 72147-S5A-A01
• 72147-S5T-A01
• 72147-S9A-A01
• 72147-S0X-A02
• 72147-SEP-A52
• 72147-S3V-A02
• 72147-S0K-A13
• 72147-S0K-A01
• 39950-S01-A01
• 72147-S6M-A02
• 72147-SY8-A03
• 72147-SZ3-A02

A remote may list more than one compatible or replacement part number. Use the part number together with the FCC ID, frequency, buttons, and vehicle information.

Multiple Remote Frequencies

Honda and Acura standalone remotes in this collection may operate at:

• 308 MHz
• 309 MHz
• 315 MHz
• 433 MHz

Frequency must match the vehicle’s receiver. A remote operating at the wrong frequency will not communicate correctly, even if its housing and buttons look identical to the original.

Frequency can vary between vehicle generations, models, and regional-market configurations. Do not select a remote based only on appearance.

315 MHz Honda and Acura Remotes

Many North American Honda and Acura applications use 315 MHz remotes. However, multiple FCC IDs and button configurations can operate at this frequency.

A 315 MHz label confirms only one part of compatibility. The FCC ID, circuit-board design, part number, and button functions must also correspond with the vehicle.

308 MHz and 309 MHz Remotes

Some older Honda and Acura applications use 308 MHz or 309 MHz transmitters. These frequencies are close numerically but should not be treated as interchangeable.

Check the exact product listing and original remote identification. Selecting a 308 MHz remote for an application requiring 309 MHz, or the reverse, can result in a failed pairing attempt.

433 MHz Honda and Acura Remotes

The collection also includes 433 MHz remotes for compatible Honda and Acura vehicles. These products may use FCC IDs such as NHVWB1U521, NHVWB1U523, A269ZUA101, A269ZUA108, or another application-specific identifier.

Confirm that the vehicle was built for the corresponding market and keyless entry system before ordering.

Aftermarket Replacement Remotes

Aftermarket Honda and Acura remotes offer cost-effective options for compatible vehicles. They are designed to replace supported factory transmitters while providing the required button functions and operating frequency.

Each aftermarket remote should be checked against the original specifications. Verify:

• FCC ID
• Frequency
• Manufacturer part number
• Number of buttons
• Button icons
• Battery type
• Vehicle application
• Programming procedure

An aftermarket remote still requires pairing with the vehicle before it can operate the keyless entry system.

Paladin Honda and Acura Remotes

Select products in the collection may be offered under the Paladin brand. Paladin products are intended as dependable aftermarket replacements for professional locksmith use.

Confirm every application detail before programming. Quality construction does not make one remote universally compatible with vehicles that use a different FCC ID, frequency, or receiver system.

Refurbished OEM Remotes

Refurbished OEM remotes reuse original Honda or Acura electronic components. They can be a useful option when factory electronics are preferred or when an application has limited aftermarket availability.

A refurbished remote may show minor cosmetic evidence of previous use while remaining suitable for its listed application. Review the product condition and included components before ordering.

Refurbished remote preparation can vary. Confirm that the product is ready for the required pairing procedure and that your equipment or onboard method supports the vehicle.

CR2025 and CR2032 Batteries

Most remotes in this collection use a replaceable lithium coin battery. Common options include:

• CR2025
• CR2032

Battery type varies by remote design. Use the battery specification in the listing or inspect the original remote before installing a replacement.

A weak battery can reduce operating range or create intermittent performance. Install a fresh battery when appropriate and confirm polarity before closing the remote housing.

Remote Programming and Pairing

A replacement remote must be paired with the vehicle’s keyless entry system. Some Honda and Acura vehicles support an onboard procedure, while others may require compatible diagnostic or locksmith equipment.

The correct method depends on:

• Vehicle model and year
• Keyless entry system
• Remote FCC ID
• Existing working remotes
• Vehicle configuration
• Available professional equipment

During some pairing procedures, previously stored remotes may be removed from memory. Have every remote that should continue operating the vehicle available before beginning.

After pairing, test each function individually, including lock, unlock, panic, trunk, liftgate, and sliding-door controls when equipped.

Remote Programming Versus Transponder Programming

Remote pairing and immobilizer programming are separate operations on many Honda and Acura vehicles.

The remote communicates with the keyless entry receiver to control convenience functions. The transponder communicates with the immobilizer to authorize vehicle starting.

Pairing a standalone remote does not program an ignition key. Similarly, programming a transponder key does not always activate a separate remote.

Determine which service the customer needs before selecting the product:

• Replacement remote only
• Replacement transponder key only
• Remote head key
• Complete proximity key
• Both an ignition key and standalone remote

How to Choose the Correct Honda or Acura Remote

Before ordering, verify:

1. Vehicle year, make, and model
2. Vehicle trim and factory equipment
3. Standalone remote or integrated key type
4. Complete FCC ID
5. Manufacturer part number
6. Operating frequency
7. Number of buttons
8. Button icons and positions
9. Trunk, hatch, or sliding-door functions
10. Battery type
11. Aftermarket or refurbished OEM condition
12. Supported pairing procedure

Checking these details helps prevent incorrect orders and unsuccessful programming attempts.

Shop Honda and Acura Remotes at Noble Key Supply

Browse standalone keyless entry remotes for compatible Honda and Acura vehicles at Noble Key Supply. Choose from aftermarket, Paladin, and refurbished OEM options with multiple FCC IDs, frequencies, battery types, and button configurations.

Whether you need a basic three-button transmitter, a four-button trunk remote, or a five-button Honda minivan remote, compare the complete specifications to find the right replacement for the job.