The LiftMaster K41-0231-000 antenna is a replacement antenna service part for the CAPAC Smart Access Hub. The antenna supports the access hub communication path and helps maintain reliable wireless signal performance between the access-control hardware and its connected functions. It is commonly needed when the original antenna has been broken, removed, damaged during service, affected by weather, or replaced during enclosure repair.
This part should be selected by the CAPAC service parts list, not by appearance alone. CAPAC also has separate accessories and service parts, including external cellular antenna options and power supply parts that are not the same as K41-0231-000. If the system has poor communication, first check the installation location, signal conditions, wiring, power, account status, and visible antenna damage. Replacing the antenna may not solve a network, cellular, or configuration issue.
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
| Product Type | Antenna replacement kit |
| Part Number | K41-0231-000 |
| Application | CAPAC Smart Access Hub antenna service |
| Compatible Operator Type | LiftMaster access-control / Smart Access Hub |
| Common Model | CAPAC |
| Notes | Not the CELLXKT external cellular antenna kit |
Poor CAPAC communication does not always mean the antenna is bad. Check antenna condition, mounting, signal environment, account or service status, power, and control-board condition before ordering.
Access-control communication problems may involve antenna placement, cellular or network service, account setup, power, and board condition. For uncertain CAPAC communication issues, use a qualified access-control technician.
It is a replacement antenna service part for the LiftMaster CAPAC Smart Access Hub.
No. CELLXKT is a related external cellular antenna kit reference, while K41-0231-000 is the CAPAC antenna replacement kit.
Only if the specific service parts diagram calls it out. It should not be treated as a universal Smart Access antenna.
It can help when the original antenna is damaged or missing, but poor signal can also come from mounting location, network or cellular conditions, account setup, or board issues.
Confirm the CAPAC model, original antenna part reference, connector condition, and whether the issue is actually antenna related.