The LiftMaster K-SL5755011G3 is a replacement E-box assembly for select SL575 commercial slide gate operator configurations. On an SL575, the E-box is the central electrical enclosure that organizes the operator control components, power wiring, terminal connections, and related service hardware. It is often replaced after severe electrical damage, water intrusion, internal corrosion, cabinet damage, or when a technician determines that a complete box assembly is more practical than replacing individual parts. This specific configuration is tied to 208V, 1-phase, 1 HP, so it must match the operator nameplate and parts diagram. SL575 E-boxes look similar across configurations, but voltage, phase, and horsepower differences can make them non-interchangeable.
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
|---|---|
| Product Type | E-box replacement kit |
| Part Number | K-SL5755011G3 |
| Application | SL575 slide gate operator electrical box replacement |
| Compatible Operator Type | Commercial slide gate operator |
| Model Family | SL575 |
| Voltage | 208V |
| Phase | 1-phase |
| Horsepower | 1 HP |
| Notes | Match model nameplate, voltage, phase, horsepower, and parts diagram |
Before replacing an E-box, determine why the original assembly failed. Water intrusion, shorted accessories, incorrect incoming power, lightning damage, or a failing motor can damage a new electrical box if the root cause is not corrected.
E-box replacement involves high-voltage wiring and operator safety circuits. Use a qualified gate technician, then test open, close, stop, limits, safety inputs, and any access-control accessories before returning the gate to service.
It is used with select LiftMaster SL575 Series slide gate operators that match the 208V, 1-phase, 1 HP configuration.
The internal power components and wiring layout are built for a specific electrical supply. Using the wrong configuration can damage the operator and create unsafe conditions.
Not automatically. SL575 E-box numbers are split by voltage, phase, and horsepower. Match the exact part number or parts diagram.
Accessory wiring should be reviewed and reconnected according to the operator wiring diagram. Damaged accessories or shorts should be corrected first.
A qualified gate technician or electrical professional should handle E-box replacement because it involves high-voltage power and safety circuits.