Linear Pro Access R4722 - Replacement Control Board for SW2000XLS & SW2002XLS Gate Openers
The R5722 is a replacement control board reference commonly tied to Linear / GTO SW2000XLS and SW2002XLS swing gate opener systems. It acts as the main logic board for the operator, controlling actuator movement, accessory inputs, transmitter response, charging behavior, auto-close settings, obstruction response, and dual gate sequencing where applicable.
This uploaded row requires careful handling because the product name says R4722 while the manufacturer part field says R5722. Those numbers appear together in replacement-board searches, but the safest ordering method is to confirm the exact printed board number, operator model, and original parts diagram. A board from a different XLS family can have different wiring, rating, or control behavior.
A failed board is often the visible result of a larger problem. Lightning, surges, reversed battery wiring, shorted accessory wires, water intrusion, insect nests, and damaged actuator cables can all take out a board. Before installing a new control board, the power supply, battery, charging source, fuses, actuator wiring, and accessory wiring should be tested so the replacement board is not damaged immediately.
Compatible With
- Linear / GTO PRO-SW2000XLS swing gate opener
- Linear / GTO PRO-SW2002XLS dual swing gate opener
- Mighty Mule FM362-D systems when board label matches
- Mighty Mule FM402 systems when board label matches
- Select 2000XLS dual swing gate control box applications
- Related R4722 replacement references when superseded or cross-referenced by parts listing
- Single and dual swing gate layouts using the correct 2000XLS control system
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | Linear / GTO / Mighty Mule |
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| Product Type | Replacement control board |
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| Part Number | R5722 |
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| Related Reference | R4722 in some product-name and older listing references |
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| Application | SW2000XLS and SW2002XLS swing gate control systems |
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| Compatible Operator Type | Battery-powered swing gate operators |
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| Common Voltage | 12 VDC control system |
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| Notes | Verify board label and operator model before ordering |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- R5722
- R4722
- GTO R5722
- GTO R4722
- Linear R5722
- Mighty Mule R5722
- SW2000XLS control board
- SW2002XLS control board
- FM362-D control board reference
- FM402 control board reference
Technician Note
Match this board by the printed board number and operator model, not by a broad family name. SW2000XLS/SW2002XLS board references should not be mixed with SW3000XLS or SW4000XLS board references without manufacturer confirmation.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the old board number before ordering
- Confirm operator model: SW2000XLS, SW2002XLS, FM362-D, or FM402 as applicable
- Inspect battery and charging source
- Check actuator cable for cuts, pinches, or water damage
- Label all accessory wires before removal
- Reset and test limits, remotes, and safety inputs after installation
Important Ordering Warnings
- Uploaded row has an R4722/R5722 naming conflict. Manual verification is recommended.
Professional Advisory
If the original board failed from lightning, surge, or water damage, a qualified gate technician should inspect the full system before the new board is powered up. Never bypass required safety inputs to troubleshoot a board.
Product Questions & Answers
Why does this page mention R4722 and R5722?
The uploaded name references R4722 while the mfgid is R5722. R5722 is commonly listed as the replacement board reference for SW2000XLS and SW2002XLS systems.
Which operators commonly use the R5722 board?
R5722 is commonly associated with SW2000XLS, SW2002XLS, Mighty Mule FM362-D, and Mighty Mule FM402 applications when the board label matches.
Is this board for SW3000XLS or SW4000XLS?
No. SW3000XLS and SW4000XLS systems use different control board references and should be checked by parts diagram.
What should be checked before replacing this board?
Check the battery, transformer, solar input, fuses, actuator cable, accessory wiring, and safety devices before installing the new board.
Will the gate need setup after the board is replaced?
Yes. Limits, transmitter programming, auto-close, obstruction settings, and dual gate timing may need to be reset or checked after replacement.
