Is this compatable with Marantec 390 MHz?
1012025
The best way to make sure you are buying the correct remote garage door opener is for you to find out the color the Smart button on your garage door opener -- you will need a ladder. Once you know that, you can go to http://www.utahgaragedoors.com/garage.door.remotes_files/Page638.htm and match the color of your Smart button to the correct model that can be used with your garage door opener. Good luck!
1012026
Don't know. I just bought the same one that we broke...our garage is from Sears...Craftsman.
1240449
As I recall, yes it is compatible. The compatibility range is stated on the back of the box but I can't remember what i said.
154164
No. Go to crucial page and check in the compatibility tool the correct specification for the system, size and voltage
1393519
600mhz is more than sufficient and as long as your OS is up to date in will certainly work. Depending on the other specs, which you didn't list, it may not work seamlessly.
1403092
Not sure with that model but it does not work on model139.539635rt. May need opener with 971lm 390 MHz
1416549
Of course it is. The Sabertooth 990FX supports DDR3 modules of 1866, 1600, 1333 and 1066 MHz.
1791267
You can check compatibility using this link: http://www.gigaset.com/support/compatibility.html
1412942
I'm not familiar with the whole spectrum of Marantec Garage door openers... This works on ALL 315 MHz frequency Marantec openers... You must check with your model of opener/motor manual to see if it will understand/read/receive 315 MHz frequency... If it does, perfect, it will work!
1164559
Yes, it should be compatible with their Basic, Lite, and Standard tiers - aka anything up to 43Mbps in speed. It's always a good idea to contact them first to verify compatibility.
1278960
Hi, Please refer to ASIN B006JVUAMM for the compatible antenna. Thanks, PCrush
1116267
Hi David, according to the pre-installation requirements it will work a Wayne Dalton Keelog (372.5 MHz). That is the only Wayne Dalton entry. I hope your unit is compatable because this setup work great. Regards, Paul Sabo
1349376
Yes it will. Programming for the 800MHz frequencies must be done through a computer using software such as ARC500.
2237670
Amazon is a little creepy in that they asked if I could answer this question... It just so happens I recently purchased an HP ENVY TouchSmart 15t-j000 -- but from HP! However they knew it, I can answer this question -- yes, it is compatible. Just take out the battery, open the center plate on the bottom of the laptop (one screw, then it pops out), unscrew and pop off the two wire connections to the similar-looking non-dual-band card it comes with, and install this one in its place! It started up and immediately recognized 5.0GHz networks. Why HP doesn't offer a dual-band card like this, I don't know...
557204
Yes there should be no compatibility issues for that particular model. However with that laptop having a 2x2 set up meaning two memory slots you should get two of these instead of one. The frequency plays a major factor in the speed in which it works and these are 800 MHz which is very good for an older laptop.
760777
Yes it is compatible, I just found a compatibility list and this was one of the many supported. I purchased this to run with a i5 4670k and it even runs at the advertised MHz without adjusting. :)
213368
No idea, but you can go to Crucial's website and they list all the hardware it is compatible with.
1656027
There is no difference in the two as far as I know - they are just on different frequencies so if you owned two they wouldn't interfere with each other. I own the 27 MHz and it works great - and this is a good price.