Control box family

Keeson MC120NM control box and RF399B remote

MC120 is a family name. MC120NM is the exact control box named in the reviewed manual as matching RF399B.

Sources included · Dataset 1.0.0 reviewed September 2026

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Control box illustration with model and revision label
Neutral identification illustration

A documented system pair — not a replacement

RF399B manufacturer manual names matching control model MC120NM and receiver FCC ID 2AK23MC120NM. This is not a family-wide MC120 compatibility assertion.

Replacement fit is not confirmed by the family name. Copy the full part number and revision from the remote back, battery compartment or accessible control-box label. If it is unsafe to reach a label, ask for help.

Documented system pairs — these are not replacement parts
  • MC120NM + RF399B: Keeson RF399B manual explicitly names matching model MC120NM. This is a documented system pair, not substitution for another box or firmware. Feature preservation on other systems is unknown. Source

For support, record the complete remote and control-box labels, base model, revision and observed symptom. Ask the manufacturer to confirm a directed replacement and any pairing or feature limitations in writing.

Keep the NM suffix on the box model

The documented match is MC120NM to RF399B. A shortened MC120 search or another suffix does not select this exact record. Copy the complete box label before evaluating a handset.

Keep the receiver’s FCC reference with the receiver

The supporting material includes a receiver FCC reference. That field is not used as an FCC ID for RF399B, and it does not establish compatibility with another remote. Component identity and the system-pair statement are separate pieces of evidence.

This record doesn’t identify a replacement box

The manual’s matching-model statement is useful when checking the remote used with this box. It does not identify a replacement for a failed MC120NM, verify connector pinouts, or establish feature preservation on an unlisted retail base.

All part identifiers and configuration details

Identify the exact version

1 reviewed record

These are different versions within this family. Check the full identifier; they aren’t automatically interchangeable.

Part identifiers and details to check
Part or versionDocumented label detailsWhat still needs checking
MC120NM
  • product model: MC120NM
  • receiver fcc reference: 2AK23MC120NM
This identification record doesn’t provide a verified remote FCC ID or guarantee which features will be preserved.
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Detailed relationship records and source claims

What the sources confirm

Source-specific evidence

Read each match in the direction shown and check its conditions. A listed base or control-box match tells you which remote it uses; it doesn’t name a replacement for another remote.

Documented matches: check the direction and conditions
Original part or systemMatched partSource and conditions
MC120NMRF399B

Documented application

Keeson RF399B manual explicitly names matching model MC120NM. This is a documented system pair, not substitution for another box or firmware. Feature preservation on other systems is unknown.

Documented replacement · Keeson Technology Corporation Limited source ↗
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Sources and what still needs checking

Evidence dates describe the reviewed records. They are not a promise of continuous monitoring. Read the verification method.

RF399B remote user manualDocumented replacement · Keeson Technology Corporation Limited

Reviewed 2026-09-23 · 7 relevant claims.

RF399B manufacturer manual names matching control model MC120NM and receiver FCC ID 2AK23MC120NM. This is not a family-wide MC120 compatibility assertion.

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Related parts and systems

These links connect documented matches or related model families. A link doesn’t confirm that the parts can replace one another.

Questions about this lookup

Can this box use any Keeson RF handset?

Only the RF399B pair is documented here.

Can the receiver FCC reference identify the remote?

No. Receiver and handset identifiers must remain attached to their own components.