Copy JLDK.27.09.03 without dropping .09.03. The source pairs this handset with control box JLDP.15.005.301. The JLDK and JLDP labels belong to different components; do not enter the box number as the remote part number.
A system pair is not a remote successor
The documented relationship starts from JLDP.15.005.301 and identifies JLDK.27.09.03 as its handset. It does not say that another JLDK.27 remote can replace this one, or that a different JLDP suffix is equivalent.
Use the box label to narrow the search
If the complete box number matches, open its Finder check below. If only the remote family is known, collect the remaining dotted suffix and the actual control-box label. Retail-brand attribution, alternate firmware, and replacement feature preservation are not established here.
Family and exact variant identification
1 reviewed record
These are exact records within the named family. A shared family does not make the entries interchangeable.
Identifiers and limits of the reviewed records
Exact record
Published identifier fields
What still needs checking
JLDK.27.09.03
part number: JLDK.27.09.03
No reviewed handset FCC ID or feature-preservation guarantee is supplied by this identity record. Check this exact record →
What we verified
Source-specific evidence
Read each row from original to target. A base application or box-to-remote pair is not a remote-to-remote replacement. Known constraints remain part of the decision.
Documented relationships; direction and exact scope matter
The Keeson user guide explicitly names remote JLDK.27.09.03 and control box JLDP.15.005.301 in the same documented system. This is a system pairing relation, not a control-box substitute. No other JLDP suffix is included.
