Does this work on a 12v solenoid hydraulic lift gate? I wired correctly, but I only get a click in the solenoid when I hit switch up or down, no movement
1940661
Not sure on that but could not get wired up to winch to work so went with manual switch and longer cables. Tried to return for credit immediately and Amazon or seller would not return which I am not pleased by. Boycott all China product whenever possible. If was USA based assume would have no problem returning.
703519
I haven't used it on that motor.. But this is a very simple ground switch and it is rated for 24v. The wires it is made with are very heavy duty. It will work on any trolling motor if installed properly.
805060
I can't defenitely say, but my gate mechanicals are aprox. 10 plus years old . If your current opener has the aprox. 10 pins inside that you choose your own code by selecting "1's" and "0's", then that could be a good indication that the referenced model will work for you.
727120
Hi. My take on this switch, which I have been using in my system literally for decades, is that it is not picky about voltage. It works just fine for me as a pressure switch for my 24volt dc pump.
199646
OK on mine, which is an older DIP switch type; not sure what model it is, but it's probably at least 25 years old. Other reviewers have complained about it not working Craftsman openers, which unfortunately means it's a crap shoot, but I'd guess odds are on your side. If you have a DIP switch type, pay attention to the instructions about having no middle position settings, I had to change mine to just + and 0 settings to make it work.
880076
I'm using it on a 12 volt gate opener and without any issues. Just set the power jumper to 12 volts (vs 24 volts AC), use terminals 3 & 4 (relay) to the gates button to open/close gate and connect terminals 1 & 2 to the gate openers 12 volt battery terminal.
765560
I just hooked up the wires from my old system to my new one and it worked just fine. My control valves are Orbit, but wiring works the same in every system I know of.
1992613
I would check your Liftmaster Instructions to be sure. Mine is a "purple button" one. See if yours fits the criteria below: Compatible with all LiftMaster garage door openers manufactured since January 1993, and all 315MHz LiftMaster and ELITETM gate operators Works with all Liftmaster openers from 1993 to present (any Liftmaster opener with safety sensors)
1259249
I don't have ur model but if ur lift model equip with dip switch and it will work. As long as u set ur dip switch match with ur lift. It should be worked. I hope this help.
1296987
This is not a switch, this is a relay. This in combination with a ball switch or another low voltage switch will work.
1288702
Yes it will work with the power lift gate. We have a 2011 with power lift gate and works perfect.
1397674
Good Question, Is it 12 volts? (probably) If so it should work. Was there a unit on it originally? If so, it should just "drop in". Mine was a direct replacement so I had no issues.Good Luck! cheers, Dave
2154457
A wiring diagram would be that of what you intend to use the solenoid for. Wire size is dependant on what Amperage draw the load that is running draws. The only "required" value for this solenoid is 12 volts DC to activate it. If you are attempting to determine how to wire this solenoid it is as follows: one small terminal is for the ground, the other is for the 12+ to activate. One large terminal is the line in or source of power to the load or device you are powering. The other large terminal is the power out to the device. It doesn't really matter which side you choose for which. Good Luck
202329
I Cant see any reason that would not work, just use the 12 volts to operate the solenoid when you want to blow the horn. I have had this horn and on my ford F250 for 3 years now with zero problems.
998107
Yes. All buttons work. Except there is no liftgate button like on the original.
466651
Not sure but assume it would as it does not need water pressure to operate, I would think that a lower pressure would allow the solenoid to work more easily. Mine is installed at 45 deg and I cannot see that having it in the horizontal position would make any difference and should work ok.
1741235
yes, very simple, just remove door panel, locate this actuator on another place, leave old on in but disconnect wires and linkage and mount this new unit in a place to reconnect same wires and linkage, making sure to get polarity right. It will work on any 12 volt dc vehicle with or without factory power locks, if you add the module also.