LiftMaster 041B0081-1 Clear Camera Lens
The LiftMaster 041B0081-1 is a clear replacement camera lens used on select LiftMaster telephone entry and access control systems. The lens sits at the camera opening of the entry station and helps protect the camera area from dust, weather, fingerprints, and minor impact while still allowing a clear view of visitors. A damaged or hazy camera lens can make the video image look washed out, blurry, or obstructed even when the camera electronics are still working properly.
This part is most often ordered when the original exterior lens is cracked, scratched, yellowed, missing, or no longer sealing correctly against the front of the entry unit. Since LiftMaster has produced multiple telephone entry housings and camera assemblies, this lens should be matched by part number and by the parts diagram for the exact entry system. Do not assume every LiftMaster camera-equipped entry panel uses the same lens.
Compatible With
- Select LiftMaster telephone entry systems with a compatible clear camera lens opening
- Various LiftMaster access control systems when the parts diagram lists 041B0081-1
- Camera-equipped telephone entry stations where the original part is marked 041B0081-1 or 108B81-1
- Not a replacement camera module, display board, or CAPXL camera window kit
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster / Chamberlain Group |
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| Product Type | Clear camera lens replacement |
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| Part Number | 041B0081-1 |
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| Application | Telephone entry and access control camera lens service |
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| Compatible System Type | Select LiftMaster telephone entry systems |
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| Material / Finish | Clear lens |
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| Included Components | Camera lens only unless otherwise supplied by current kit packaging |
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| Notes | Lens fit is enclosure and parts-diagram dependent |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 041B0081-1
- 108B81-1
- 41B0081-1
- Camera Lens Clear
- Camera Lens, Clear 108B81-1 [041B0081-1]
Technician Note
If the camera image is poor, inspect the lens before replacing expensive camera or board components. A scratched or fogged exterior lens can create the same customer complaint as a weak camera. Also check for water intrusion or a damaged gasket area around the camera opening.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the original part number on the removed component or parts diagram matches 041B0081-1 or a listed related number.
- Check the exact access system model and generation before ordering.
- Inspect the enclosure for water intrusion, corrosion, broken tabs, or damaged cable connections before replacing parts.
- Do not substitute similar-looking electronic, camera, lock, or power parts unless the model documentation confirms the match.
- Disconnect power according to the manufacturer instructions before servicing the enclosure.
Professional Advisory
Access control equipment may involve low-voltage wiring, locks, network connections, or power supplies inside a live enclosure. If the system has water intrusion, damaged wiring, unsafe gate movement, or repeated electrical failures, have the installation inspected by a qualified gate or access control technician.
Product Q&A
Is 041B0081-1 the camera itself?
No. This is the clear lens for the camera opening. It does not include the camera module, display board, or wiring harness.
What systems commonly use this camera lens?
It is used with select LiftMaster telephone entry and access control systems. The exact model should be confirmed by the parts diagram because not every entry system uses the same lens.
Can this fix a blurry entry camera image?
It can help when the poor image is caused by a scratched, cloudy, cracked, or dirty exterior lens. If the lens is clear and the image is still bad, the camera or internal wiring may need diagnosis.
Is this the same as a CAPXL camera window and gasket kit?
No. CAPXL camera window and gasket kits are different service parts. Use the part number and system model to avoid ordering the wrong window or lens.
What should I inspect when replacing the lens?
Check the lens opening, gasket area, enclosure seal, camera bracket, and any signs of water intrusion before installing the new lens.
