LiftMaster K10-36395 Battery Tray for CSW24UL and RSW12UL Swing Gate Operators
The LiftMaster K10-36395 battery tray is used to secure backup batteries inside select LiftMaster swing gate operator enclosures. Battery trays are easy to overlook, but they are important because gate operators vibrate during normal cycling and outdoor cabinets are exposed to heat, moisture, and service movement. A loose or damaged tray can allow batteries to shift, strain the battery leads, contact other components, or sit at an angle inside the cabinet. This part is most commonly associated with CSW24 and RSW12 style swing gate operators that use onboard battery backup. It is the mounting tray only; it does not include batteries, charger circuitry, control boards, or transformer components unless separately listed. When replacing the tray, inspect the batteries for swelling, leaking, age, and terminal corrosion, and confirm the correct battery size and hold-down arrangement for the exact operator model.
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster / Chamberlain Group |
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| Product Type | Battery tray replacement part |
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| Part Number | K10-36395 |
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| Application | Internal backup battery support tray for select swing gate operators |
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| Compatible Operator Type | Gate operator replacement part |
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| Notes | Compatibility varies by swing gate operator model and generation. K10-36395 is commonly listed for CSW24UL/CSW24VDC/CSW24VH and RSW12UL/RSW12VDC family applications. |
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Compatible With
Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- K10-36395
- 10-36395
- LM-K10-36395
- K10-36183 related battery tray reference
Technician Note
Compatibility varies by swing gate operator model and generation. K10-36395 is commonly listed for CSW24UL/CSW24VDC/CSW24VH and RSW12UL/RSW12VDC family applications.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the exact CSW24 or RSW12 model and suffix.
- Check battery size, battery hold-down hardware, and wire routing.
- Inspect for rust, corrosion, cracked insulation, or swollen batteries.
- Do not reuse batteries that show damage or cannot hold proper charge.
Professional Advisory
Gate operators can contain moving mechanical parts, stored force, battery circuits, and high-voltage wiring depending on the model. Do not bypass safety devices or operate the gate with exposed, loose, or damaged components. If the operator has unsafe movement, burned wiring, power problems, or missing safety protection, have the system inspected by a qualified gate technician.
Product Questions and Answers
Does K10-36395 include the batteries?
No. It is the tray or support part for the batteries.
Which gate operators commonly use this tray?
It is commonly associated with CSW24UL, CSW24VDC, CSW24VH, RSW12UL, and RSW12VDC swing gate operator families.
Is this the same as the CSL24 battery tray?
No. CSL slide gate operators commonly use K10-34758-2, while K10-36395 is tied to swing gate operator battery tray applications.
Can a bad battery tray cause power issues?
A damaged tray can lead to battery movement or wire strain, but charging and battery condition should also be tested.
Should a technician install this part?
Mechanical tray replacement is usually straightforward, but damaged wiring or charging issues should be handled by a qualified gate technician.
