Will the wireless keypad support 2 of the garage door openers?
1769923
I don't think it can do that. There are no extra buttons on mine, and with the rolling code technology, I don't believe you can even program it to open both doors at once. It's best to check with the manufacturer.
1769924
I don't think it could. Best bet is to call customer support at 704-424-5787. This is the best opener I have had in 40 years. Extremely quite. Good luck.
1769925
Since l only have one opener l cannot answer that question. I can only assume it will only do one. I would direct you direct drive customer service for help.
1769926
From the manufacturer: "... the keypad with the slide cover (programs for one door) uses 2 AAA Batteries with a lifespan of about 2 years or so depending on use. The other keypad called the Telecody (programs for multiple sommer doors) uses 1 3V battery CR17345 that has a lifespan of 2 years depending on use."
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.
1769928
I would recommend calling the company to ask. I only have one opener in use.
1769929
It comes with 2 openers, so I would say yes. However, we still haven't been able to figure out how to "teach" our openers, in our vehicles, the code :(this opener is soooo quiet; you will love it!!
1857959
My existing remotes and keypad worked, I don't believe I had to reprogram them but I am not 100% sure
361745
Let me answer the 2nd question first, because the answer to that is "maybe." If your existing system has an Ademco 2-line alphanumeric keypad like any in the 6160 series, the answer is yes. If your existing keypad does not have the alphanumeric display (as is the case with the older 6150 6148, or 5150) you can't because it's impossible to program a wireless 6150RF without an alphanumeric keypad already on the system. Even if you do have one I must warn that's it's a technical nightmare unless you've got some familiarity with Ademco panel programming, and you'll definitely want to pull the complete programming manual off the web with a Google search before you start. Ed Jones, author, "How to protect your home" (Amazon)
858768
I don't know... I would tend to think not.It was supposed to work with my Chamberlain Liftmaster professionalbut it didn't no matter how hard I tried. I had better luck with theuniversal keypad KLIK2U that I got from NAZFOZDAR on Amazon.
841305
Most garage door openers are set up the same, so I would say, Yes. But if you really want to find out, you need to match the interface signals.
2222417
Hi Leanne, Thanks for your question. In response, Yes, absolutely. Our keypad will easily tie into your existing power door locks / alarm, so that everything works together. For more complex installs, I would recommend using a professional car stereo installer type person, so they can handle the alarm system integration. Hope this helps. If I can help with any other questions you have, just let me know... Have a blessed day, Mark
2139226
The two base stations are both receivers; therefore the will not talk to each other. But I don' t see any reason you could register all the alarm sensors in both key pads. In this model you would have to make sure both systems turned get turned off when entering. A key fob may be the answer here. Also, only register the particular door entry sensor next to that local key pad. The only issue I see is motion detectors that may be in the path between going from key pad disarmed initially and the second key pad's location.
1503239
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.
25077
A single gateway will work with multiple doors and other myQ accessories. Not sure what the limit is, but I have 1 gateway on 3 garage doors.
1207787
If you have one garage door motor then you will only need one Garage Butler. If you have two wall buttons and two garage door motors then you will need two Garage ButlersBill Support@garagebutler.com
784468
Think of this as a just a really fancy deadbolt. If your door can have a normal deadbolt, and there's room below it for the keypad, this should work. Hope that helps.
135852
I needed an outdoor keypad and also had an inner button. Now I have two indoor buttons as well as an out door keypad. The short answer is yes.
332563
If you have a push button with 2 wires coming from the opener to it, this will work.
794235
so long as you program the same key on the 2 locks. The 2 locks are similar and not connected.
2249979
The keypad will not be locked out but your wireless devices will have to be reprogrammed.
1025171
It depends on which door opener you have. I just followed the directions that came with the keyless pad.
158632
I have 877MAX Wireless Keyless Entry - 8355-267 LiftMaster Garage Door Opener and the 829LM works with them.