A replacement 5-button 2-way colour LCD remote for the D9957VHD. If your original is lost, damaged or no longer working, this is the same transmitter — it pairs to the system already fitted to your vehicle, so nothing else needs to change.

Check it's the right one

The FCC ID is printed on the back of your old fob. If it reads EZS7957VHD, this is your remote.

Careful here — the 7957V carries FCC ID EZS7957 and is a different remote on a different radio platform. The VHD suffix matters.

The long-range one

At up to 3 miles this is the furthest-reaching remote Viper make. It runs on 900MHz LoRa rather than the 433MHz or SST platforms used elsewhere in the range — LoRa is the same long-range radio technology used in industrial sensor networks, and it's why the distance is what it is.

That also means it will not pair to a 433MHz or SST system. Check the FCC ID before ordering.

Two-way means the fob talks back — the colour LCD shows vehicle status and confirms the car actually started, rather than leaving you pressing a button and hoping.

Specifications

• 2-way, 5 buttons, colour LCD
• Up to 3 mile range
• 900 MHz, LoRa
• Battery: rechargeable
• Antenna: A6868THD

Before you buy a new fob

Charge your old one fully first. This remote has a built-in rechargeable battery rather than a coin cell, so there's nothing to swap — but a remote that's simply flat behaves exactly like a dead one. Leave it on charge for a few hours before deciding it's failed.

Programming

This fob needs pairing to your system before it will work. Most people manage it themselves, and if you'd rather not, bring the vehicle to our Markham shop and we'll do it.

Ships free across Canada.