Confused about the remote you need?

By answering these questions you are 95% of the way there to making the right garage door opener remotes, parts, or replacement decision.

1)Brand name?Genie? Linear? Multicode? Stanley? Liftmaster? Or other?

2)What frequency does it use? 300 MHz? 310Mhz? 318Mhz? 360Mhz? 390Mhz? or other?
 

3)Does it have dip switches inside the remote or the garage door operator's receiver? If not, and its made after 1997 (in most cases) you're using rolling code technology!

3) Does the remote or gated community garage door opener use DIP SWITCH SETTINGS?
If you are sure no dip switches are used and its made after 1997, it is using what is called Rolling Code Technology. Meaning, the code changes each time the garage door opener remote is pressed.

Once you have answered the following questions click on the brand name you need and then find the frequency. Now you can click on the type of garage door opener remotes or products you need that are listed to see if that product has compatibles such as a mini keychain sized remote or other variables such as two button or three button capabilities.