LiftMaster Receivers

Liftmaster 85LM Optional Universal Radio Control Plug-In AC Transformer 22vac

LiftMaster 85LM Plug-In AC Transformer for Radio Receivers

$18.00

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Liftmaster 365LM 315HZ Universal Plug-In w/ Transformer Smart Garage Door Opener

LiftMaster 365LM 315MHz Universal Plug-In Receiver

$44.95

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LiftMaster 86LM Remote Antenna Mounting Kit

$44.95

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Liftmaster 850LM Universal Gate Opener Receiver

Liftmaster 850LM Receiver -Security 2.0 Gate Opener / Operator / Overhead Door Receiver

$62.95

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Liftmaster 860LM Universal Weather Resistant Receiver

Liftmaster 860LM Weather Resistant Receiver -Liftmaster Security 2.0 Gate Opener / Operator / Overhead Door Receiver

$78.34

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Liftmaster 855LM HomeLink Repeater Kit HOMELINK RPTR

$41.08

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LiftMaster 412HM 390 MHz Universal Coaxial Receiver

$69.95

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Liftmaster 312HM Receiver works with 371LM, 372LM, 373LM, 893MAX for Gate Opener

LiftMaster 312HM Receiver for 371LM, 372LM, 373LM and Compatible 315 MHz Accessories

$64.95

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Liftmaster 312HM Receiver works with 371LM, 372LM, 373LM, 893MAX for Gate Opener

$64.95

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Liftmaster PPWR Passport LCD Wiegand Receiver Security+ 2.0 Gate Garage Opener

$289.95

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Liftmaster 422LM Two-Channel Universal Coaxial Receiver - 390MHz 422LMC

$90.25

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Liftmaster STAR1000 Commercial Access Control Receiver Gate Door Openers IP64

$138.60

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Liftmaster 821LMC-S SMART GARAGE CONTROL

$58.43

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Liftmaster 821LMC-SENSOR Additional Door Sensor for Smart Garage Control

$45.18

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Liftmaster XMANTKIT Radio Antenna Kit, CAPXM/CAPXLV2

$34.95

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Liftmaster WFBTEXT Wi Fi Bluetooth External Antenna Accessory for Smart Video Intercoms

$56.95

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Liftmaster K76-38957 Wi-Fi Antenna Kit, for the CAPXL / CAPXLV

$37.51

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LiftMaster K77-36541 Replacement Antenna for 850LM, 860LM, STAR1000, PPWR Receivers - Gate or Commercial Over Head Opener/Operators

$34.95

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LiftMaster K77-376381 Replacement Antenna

LiftMaster K77-37638 Replacement Antenna for 850LM, 860LM, STAR1000, PPWR Receivers - Gate or Commercial Over Head Opener/Operators

$34.95

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Liftmaster 423LM Two-Channel Universal Coaxial Receiver - 390MHz 422LMC

LiftMaster 423LM 3-Channel Universal Coaxial Receiver 390 MHz

$90.25

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Frequently Asked Questions : LiftMaster Receivers

Q1: What is the primary function of a LiftMaster receiver?

A1: A LiftMaster receiver is an electronic module designed to capture and process radio frequency signals from wireless transmitters or keypads. Once a valid signal is authenticated, the receiver triggers a relay to initiate an open or close cycle on the gate or garage door operator.

Q2: What radio frequencies do modern LiftMaster receivers utilize?

A2: Modern LiftMaster receivers typically utilize Security+ 2.0 technology, which operates on multiple narrow band frequencies including 310, 315, and 390 MHz simultaneously. Older legacy models may operate on a single frequency such as 315 MHz or 390 MHz depending on the specific hardware generation.

Q3: Are LiftMaster receivers compatible with third-party gate operators?

A3: Wireless LiftMaster receivers are primarily engineered for use with LiftMaster, Chamberlain, and Sears Craftsman branded transmitters. For integration with third-party operators, a standalone universal receiver can be wired into the dry contact terminals of the operator's control board.

Q4: How is a new transmitter programmed to a LiftMaster receiver?

A4: Programming usually involves pressing the "Learn" button on the receiver module or logic board followed by activating the desired transmitter or keypad button. For precise, step-by-step programming sequences and confirmation signals, refer to the manufacturer's technical manual.

Q5: What are the power requirements for a standard LiftMaster receiver?

A5: Most LiftMaster receivers require low-voltage power, typically 12V or 24V AC/DC, sourced directly from the operator's logic board accessory terminals. It is essential to verify the exact electrical specifications in the technical data sheet to prevent damage to the internal circuitry.

Q6: What is the difference between a plug-in receiver and a standalone receiver?

A6: A plug-in receiver connects directly into a dedicated header on the operator's logic board for a streamlined integration. Standalone receivers are housed in a separate enclosure and require external wiring to connect the power and relay outputs to the operator.

Q7: How many transmitters can a standard LiftMaster receiver store?

A7: The transmitter capacity varies by model, with standard residential receivers often supporting up to 50 unique codes. Commercial-grade receivers are designed for high-traffic applications and can accommodate hundreds or even thousands of individual transmitters.

Q8: How does antenna orientation affect the performance of the receiver?

A8: The antenna wire should be fully extended and positioned vertically to achieve the maximum possible line-of-sight signal reception. Placing the antenna near metal shielding or high-voltage lines can create electromagnetic interference and significantly reduce the operational range.

Q9: What routine maintenance is recommended for LiftMaster receiver modules?

A9: Routine maintenance is limited to inspecting the antenna connection for damage and ensuring that the wiring terminals remain free of corrosion or debris. For internal electronic diagnostics or hardware testing, consult the manufacturer's manual or hire a local qualified professional.

Q10: What should be done if the receiver fails to respond to a wireless signal?

A10: Failure to respond is often caused by localized radio frequency interference, a depleted transmitter battery, or a cleared receiver memory. For advanced electrical troubleshooting or hardware replacement, refer to the technical manual or consult a local qualified professional.

LiftMaster Receivers

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Frequently Asked Questions : LiftMaster Receivers

Q1: What is the primary function of a LiftMaster receiver?

Q2: What radio frequencies do modern LiftMaster receivers utilize?

Q3: Are LiftMaster receivers compatible with third-party gate operators?

Q4: How is a new transmitter programmed to a LiftMaster receiver?

Q5: What are the power requirements for a standard LiftMaster receiver?

Q6: What is the difference between a plug-in receiver and a standalone receiver?

Q7: How many transmitters can a standard LiftMaster receiver store?

Q8: How does antenna orientation affect the performance of the receiver?

Q9: What routine maintenance is recommended for LiftMaster receiver modules?

Q10: What should be done if the receiver fails to respond to a wireless signal?