will this replace an ademco 6137 keypad
492013
Yes. It may have some programming differences, but if just swapping out it should be fine
492014
I would think it will replace the 6137. I used a 6148 to replace an old 6128. Connection of the wires required removing some of the insulation and placing the ends into a receptical on the back of the panel and turning a screw to secure the connection. Yellow, red, black and green wires.
187055
It will fit but you will need an adapter to conect to key board and it tends to fall out the ends.
1739082
Hi, Just checked my garage door motor model, and it is LD050, and the garage door opener is wireless, the keypad worked for me.
1725493
I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. The 377LM is the upgrade/replacement for the earlier 376LM, so if you're asking if you can replace a bad 376LM with this, the answer is yes. Both of them support openers with the purple learn button, so if your opener has that it will work. If your opener has a red learn button then it will not and you'll need the 976LM keypad instead.
2086106
It will. You may need to set the address of the keypad depending on the control panel you are using.
240248
http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/products/keypad/gr/ad/317517.html link at Honeywell says yes.
899598
You can purchase the keypad plus the ribbon (wire) from Amazon which is what I did. Take off the old keypad and disconnect the old ribbon wire from the black box on the inside of your garage.Install by first slipping the ribbon through the molding or hole you pulled the old one out from. Screw in the new keypad, then attach the ribbon to the black box.Test by keying in your old code number, it should work fine.
59480
your welcome.... you can use either 6150 or 6160 key/pad as well with your system...
1027247
It should, the handle plate has a rubber gasket and you have to drill another hole to secure the top of the lock and prevent any rotation of the combo keypad.
528553
If this helps, my original has the keypad on the bottom which makes it too long.
59479
Mine replaced a 6128 perfectly. The new one has the same connection order of wires and even knew the password after it was hooked up!
1332730
Yes this replaces 6128 or you can replace it with 6150 witch has panic buttons
479040
I have one of those for my Dell laptop, it is not an exact match but it is ok to adjust. Number keypad didn't fit well.
1227402
Yes and no. It will replace some functions, but not typing. The keypad will replace the left side of the keyboard essentially, but you can map the keys to anything.
1186068
The 6120 Electronic Combination Lock is shipped from the factory with a factory master code of 123456#. Instructions can be found here: http://www.sargentandgreenleaf.com/pdf/630-302_6120_op.pdf What I have found is that the codes are stored on the lock itself and not on the keypad. So, if you are only changing the keypad (e.g. in a case where the battery has corroded the contacts on the keypad), then your original codes can be used to open the lock. You can go to the Sargent & Greenleaf support website for further details: http://www.sargentandgreenleaf.com/global-contact.php I hope that this helps you. I have used 6120 locks on two safes in the house for the last 17 years, and they work fine. I had to replace one keypad when a leaking battery corroded the keypad contacts. It is great when you can still obtain a replacement after 17 years!
1481895
I'm not certain about the replacement, but it is 4 individual wires. Cut off the connectors, strip off the plastic coating and insert the wires into the new keypad and tighten down. Very easy!
854128
According to your model number this is the keyboard but if your keyboard has the number pad then according to the picture this is not. I would take out the keyboard from the laptop and use the model number from it to search for the replacement.