is this a wired unit to the opener switch
1553780
No. It works just like any other garage door opener. The trick is programming it. That's the only tricky part but it wasn't too difficult after fiddling with it.
1553781
No wires. Works like your remote garage door opener.. Good luck., The one I ordered was defective. They sent me another one that was visibly used and didn't work either.... I purchased the same brand from the local hardware store that worked flawlessly.
1068862
Yes the switch is inline wired in the cord that plugs into the outlet. It is very convenient.
2180569
IT does have a small electronic board in it. We did have to replace ours when it was maybe 4-5 years old, but it could also be faulty wiring between the switch and the opener. As I recall it's a two wire system, using bell wire (Single strand wire) should be pretty easy to pick up a small roll of wire and re-wire the switch, it's low voltage, but if that makes you nervous, just unplug the drive unit before you start (always a good practice.)
110268
It is NOT a wireless unit. What you want is: Liftmaster Wireless Control Panel Part number 885L $25.50 list price. http://www.liftmaster.com/lmcv2/accessoryfamily/49/door-control-products/
206170
Correct. You need one 888LM to replace each old opener button and you only need one gateway to plug into your router. They will work with any Liftmaster or Chamberlain opener 1998 or newer. The only difference between the Chamberlain and Liftmaster controllers is the nameplate, so buy the best price.
982864
Yes. Unit was recomended by two professional electricians. Easy to install and program. Works like a dream. I highly recommend it after trying several other's purcahsed at Lowes/Home Depot.
1744164
no, you need a hvl switch which has 3 toggle switch. use a 12/4 tray cable to wire the unit.
563192
It is hard wired to a wall switch. Great fan, super quite. We have had other fans in our other homes but you can't go wrong with the Hunter brand.
58376
It controls both the light and opener on my system with two wires. If I wanted to add another opener to my system, I would get a wireless wall mounted opener and the instructions with your garage door system will tell you what you need to do to add an additional wireless opener to your system. To add a wired opener, the garage door instructions may also tell you how to do that.
2158022
Yes, I have mine wired for one light switch. The fan is controlled by the remote.
1468681
It is wired with 2 wires. This unit has a vacation switch at the top that disables or stops the remotes from opening the door. Since this unit is wired it can still operator the door with the vacation switch activated. This unit sends a signal and not just a short to operator the door, a little added security.
1893665
I agree with the others, I don't think it is the same. I guess you need 2 connectors to "feed" the 24 volts to the electronic of the receiver and a third connector to send the signal to the controls of the opener motor when the receiver is activated. Mike
776827
Both units can turn the light on or off, just like two 3-way switches, at the top and bottom of a stairway. I assume the wired switch really doesn't have the switch itself wired to the light, but is just a second input to the electronic control. I bought a second set and have 2 remote switch and one wired unit, all working independently. You have to make sure the remote units are programmed to same code though. The code is on a sticker on the package.
45465
Wires are included, I have it wired to a switch, but it can be wired to reverse light relay. It works well.
689342
It's wired. Apparently there is a remote control available for additional purchase, but the one in the kit is wired at the switch outlet.
899051
No. What you see is what you get. Two switches to work wireless. Works great if you have a walk in closet with two accesses and need a switch plate at both doors. You can o
937141
it should be, I have a chamberlain garage door opener and using with lift master gateway. They use the same wireless technology.