Can one of these units independently control two garage doors? The manual doesn't mention that at all.
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Not sure about this but I think it would work for more than one. Since this gizmo gets programmed to be just another garage door remote as far as the opener is concerned, logically I do not see why you could not program a second opener to also recognize the repeater as well. The only caveat would be these this repeater has very short range, so it might have problems reaching both openers at the same time.
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Absolutely, it does. I have two new Chamberlain openers, 4 vehicles, all needed the repeater. I don't know how it works but it does. Apparently it can be used with unlimited doors and remotes. Here's how it's programmed in a nut shell: RESET your current homelink remotes in your cars that need the repeater (meaning if one of your vehicles work now, leave it alone. Make sure this repeater IS NOT PLUGGED IN! Now program WITH the new remote that comes with the repeater to any buttons you want to use for the repeater. After all the homelink buttons are programmed with the new repeater remote, plug the repeater in. Put the new repeater remote away as it's not needed any more. Now using the learning technique for your openers, program your homelink buttons in your vehicles to your openers. The repeater takes care of the "conversion" of signals received from the homelink remotes and the openers. At first one button in one of my cars would open both doors. I got confused on this so I did all I wrote above from the start again. Everything is perfect. Pretty darn cool I must say. Currently my repeater is plugged into the wall of my garage and it reaches all my doors just fine. I will eventually move it to the ceiling where one of my openers are plugged in but it's not needed.
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Just to clarify things... There are usually three (3) HomeLink buttons in each vehicle, and each of those buttons in each vehicle can be programmed individually, to operate a different Chamberlain/Liftmaster/Sears Garage Door Opener.
1503242
I am using one of these with two openers and two cars. Everything works fine. Car A can open door 1 and/or 2, and car B can open door 1 and/or two.
2248119
I don't believe these are designed to operate two different doors. We've seen houses that have two key pads for each garage door.
1838550
I have not tried that. Not sure one remote will control two units, should be on different Freq(s).I too use the remote for my lift and doors. I bought another unit for back up also.I just added a Viper engine remote start, no interference.
1817176
Yes... it will actually control up to 3 openers at the same time. Each button can be programmed to a separate opener very easily.
206037
No, if you wired the left and right buttons to each door and put jumpers to the center button both doors would operate any time you pressed any button. You'd have to add a relay and a power source for the relay to keep the two door circuits independent.
2055247
My unit only has one button but there were similar units available with multiple door buttons. Just check carefully before you buy.
988368
Yes, the remote has 3 programmable buttons that can be programmed independently. So if you had 2 of these switches, you could use 1 remote to control both.
1422773
Yes it would it works separate from the garage door opener. Part of the unit attaches to the garage door. When the door goes up the unit activates that the door is open. There actually are two parts to the system the sending unit and a receiver that indicates when the door is open or closed.
1210061
Yes but it needs to be set (programmed) to do one or the other; not both. They're cheap enough; use 2, one for each direction.
563070
I had one each of the deadbolt and the lock on the handle and I was able to use one remote. However, I would recommend you check with the manufacturer if you can set two deadbolts with the same remote.
1769336
This unit is designed to operate only one garage door. The app can operate multiple doors, but you would need a seperate unit for each door.
410370
I don't know if the different switches have different frequencies, so I would expect that one switch would control two different units, but I cannot guarantee that to be true. You could buy two and see. If they are different frequencies you could tie them together, and if the same they would both turn off an on together. I hope this answers your question.
1769927
I dont believe they will support them seperately. I do think you could use one to operate 2 door openers at the same time not independantly. You could contact the US Sommer and clarify.
1856447
Yes, it operates up to 3 garage door openers or accessories. Here's a link to the manualhttp://www.chamberlain.com/CatalogResourcesV3/en-us/shared/files/tucmanuals/114A3924.pdf
965894
I'm sorry, haven't tried it. It has a picture of garage, vacation home, business for synchronization to one FOB, but I think the garage picture is for synchronization to the fob. I did just purchase another set for my mom's house and would like very much not to have to carry two fobs to see if this will really work to open both houses in different locations. It doesn't work right now. Here is the morning industry number that is not only printed on the package but also within the unit itself for questions or installation 18003550157
1207788
You will need two if you want/need to control both. If you connect both doors to one device, both will always open/close together.
25078
It can work with multiple doors. I am using one MyQ Internet Gateway to control 2 garage doors. I can manage both doors from each of two smart phones I have.