The LiftMaster K75-37300-2 is an E-box replacement kit for select LiftMaster CSW series commercial swing gate operators. The E-box provides the protected mounting and routing area for control wiring, electrical connections and service access inside the operator.
This part is commonly referenced for CSW and CSW200 series swing gate operator applications. It should be kept separate from K75-37300-1, which is the SL3000 slide gate E-box reference. The two parts may sound nearly identical, but they are used on different operator families with different cabinet and wiring layouts.
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster / Chamberlain Group |
| Product Type | Electrical box / E-box replacement kit |
| Part Number | K75-37300-2 |
| Application | Electrical box assembly for select LiftMaster CSW series swing gate operators |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select LiftMaster CSW series commercial swing gate operators |
| Included Components | E-box replacement assembly |
| Material / Finish | Electrical box / enclosure assembly |
| Notes | Commonly listed for CSW series swing gate operators; not the same as K75-37300-1 SL3000 E-box. |
K75-37300-2 is the CSW swing gate E-box reference. Do not substitute the SL3000 K75-37300-1 E-box by part number similarity.
If the old E-box has corrosion, look closely at terminals, accessory wiring, board connections and grounding. Electrical box damage is often a symptom of water intrusion or impact.
E-box replacement involves the operator electrical area. Disconnect power and have a qualified gate technician handle any high-voltage wiring or unsafe gate movement issues.
It is commonly listed for LiftMaster CSW series swing gate operators, including CSW200 style applications when confirmed by parts diagram.
No. K75-37300-2 is tied to CSW swing gate applications, while K75-37300-1 is tied to SL3000 slide gate applications.
No. It is an E-box assembly. A bad circuit board should be diagnosed and replaced separately.
The E-box must line up with the cabinet, wiring paths, mounting hardware and service access points.
Yes. Damage to the E-box can also affect wiring, grounding, terminals and control components.