Tail lift transmitters are small, simple, and used constantly — wear and battery life are the main things that take them out of service.
Tail lift transmitters are small, low-button-count units used every single delivery — that constant use is exactly why button wear and battery degradation show up faster here than on almost any other application. We supply units matched to the receiver already fitted to the lift.
A tail lift that won't respond is rarely the whole system — it's usually the handheld transmitter itself, and in most cases it's a straightforward repair or swap rather than a full lift call-out.
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Not running IMET? We carry parts and offer repairs for the other systems already installed across AU and NZ.
Usually yes. Battery and button faults account for most tail lift transmitter failures and are quick, inexpensive repairs.
Send a photo of the transmitter's data plate and we'll match the exact model, no need to know the part number yourself.
Yes — while IMET is our distributed line, we carry parts and offer repairs for most major brands fitted to tail lifts across AU and NZ.