The LiftMaster K94-37467 is an Omni siren replacement kit used on compatible LiftMaster gate operator and perimeter access control systems. It restores the audible warning output used by the operator control system for alerts, movement warnings, or fault-related conditions depending on the installed equipment.
Unlike a basic aftermarket buzzer, this is a LiftMaster service part intended to match specific Omni-style control applications. Public compatibility listings are broad, usually stating use with various LiftMaster gate operators and perimeter access solutions. For that reason, the correct way to order this item is by matching the original part number, the operator manual, and the replacement parts diagram.
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Omni siren replacement kit |
| Part Number | K94-37467 |
| Application | Audible siren / warning output replacement |
| Compatible Operator Type | Various LiftMaster gate operators and perimeter access systems |
| Notes | Compatibility is parts-diagram dependent |
| Approximate Listing Dimensions | Some supplier references show about 3 in. L x 2.25 in. W x 2.13 in. D |
If the existing siren is sounding continuously or repeatedly, document the diagnostic condition before replacement. A bad siren is possible, but the control system may also be reporting a valid operator fault.
A gate siren or warning device should never be removed as a workaround. If the alarm is active, the operator should be inspected by a qualified gate technician before being placed back into normal use.
It is an Omni siren replacement kit for compatible LiftMaster gate operators and perimeter access solutions.
Public listings generally describe it as fitting various LiftMaster gate operators and perimeter access systems, so the safest approach is to verify it against the installed operator parts diagram.
No. K94-37461 is a separate alarm and harness kit commonly listed for SL3000 and CSW200 applications. K94-37467 is an Omni siren kit.
Only after the operator fault has been diagnosed. A continuously sounding siren may be reporting an entrapment, obstruction, safety, or control problem.
No. It replaces the audible siren/warning component. It should not be used to alter, bypass, or defeat any safety function.