The RB502 is a 14 volt AC transformer used with specific Mighty Mule and GTO/Linear PRO gate opener systems. It supplies low-voltage AC power to the operator system as specified by the original model and board design.
This transformer is often replaced when the operator battery is not charging, the transformer is missing or damaged, or the original unit has failed. Low battery symptoms can also come from a bad battery, damaged wire, failed charge fuse, or control board issue, so the transformer should be tested as part of the charging system.
The most important ordering point is voltage and generation. RB502 is a 14VAC transformer for certain models. It should not be confused with RB570, which is an 18VAC 40VA transformer for many UL-rated models. Using the wrong transformer can create charging problems or component damage.
This part is commonly associated with the following Mighty Mule, GTO, and Linear PRO applications. Always match the part number, operator model, and parts diagram before ordering because older and newer generations may use similar-looking parts.
| Manufacturer | Linear / Mighty Mule / GTO |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Replacement transformer |
| Part Number | RB502 |
| Voltage | 14 VAC output |
| Application | Operator-only low-voltage AC transformer for compatible systems |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select Mighty Mule and GTO/Linear PRO gate operators |
| Notes | Not compatible with AQ250 or AQ251 boards; not a replacement for RB570 |
Check transformer output with the correct meter setting and confirm that power is reaching the board. If the transformer tests good but the battery will not charge, inspect wiring, fuses, and the board charge circuit.
Transformer replacement should be done with safe power handling. If the outlet, plug, or wiring is damaged, correct that condition before reconnecting the gate operator.
RB502 is a 14 volt AC transformer.
It is commonly listed for Mighty Mule 362-D, 402, 700/1000 references, and GTO/Linear PRO 1000/1200 applications where specified.
No. RB502 is 14VAC and RB570 is 18VAC 40VA. Use the transformer specified for the operator.
It can if the transformer has failed, but the battery, wiring, fuse, and board charging circuit should also be checked.
Manufacturer notes indicate it is not compatible with AQ250 or AQ251 boards.