Universal Gate Opener Remote Control with Transmitter - LM137 Reviews

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ALEKO LM137 Universal Gate Garage Door Opener Remote Control with Transmitter is universal gate garage opener external receiver. Works with any garage or gate opener system. This external receiver is HomeLink compatible and gives ability to link any Aleko gate opener to the Homelink devices, for example now you can easily program any of the Aleko family opener to your car that has built in HomeLink system. If you unable to find remote control to match your gate or door opener system, you can easily solve this problem purchasing this kit. Terrific value and fast shipping!

This kit includes adapter and remote control in a package.

Compatible with any gate opener or garage door opener and HomeLink systems
Power: 12-24V DC
Allows to program ALEKO gate openers to the HomeLink system devices
Connect in parallel and the garage door opening system will work with existing switch as well as with new remotes
It can be easily programmed by copying remote (LM137) to the HomeLlink system

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About ALEKO:

ALEKO Products was established in 2005, as a small family owned business, located in Seattle, Washington. From that time, our store has gradually grown and has now newly expanded to Canada. It is an easy, one stop shop to access all of our unique varieties of products.

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833-926-2323

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petr.strizheus@aleko.com

Location:

8307 S 192nd St,
8307 S 192nd St
Kent
98032

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“After installing I was able to hook up my Aleko gate opener to my Homelink. Wiring was a little confusing at first, but once I got it figured out it worked like a charm. Only concern is it only comes with one remote, so if you lose that remote you are in trouble.”

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“I needed a homelink receiver to upgrade my garage door opener, Aleko and ALEKO to the rescue!”

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“Easy to use, works as expected.”

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“Just ok. You have to be next to the gate for it to work. Just better than nothing.”

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“Had a devil of a time programming this thing. The instructions were wrong and customer support had no clue. In case you're having trouble, try this: To program a remote--Press and hold the "learn" button of the receiver until the top LED turns off. Release the button. While the LED is off, press a button on a remote. The LED will come right back on solid and the remote will be programmed. Test it: one of the other two LEDs will come on when you press a remote button. To erase all the remotes: Press and hold the learn button on the receiver until the top LED turns off and then turns back on. Still holding the learn button, press a remote button. The LED will flash about 4 times then stay on. All the remotes will be erased.”

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“I am purchasing a second one of these because for the price and better then trying to program 2 different garage door openers brands into a universal remote. I wired it in using the same wires from the outside keypad. only 4 stars because the range is short. I did take a 4 foot piece of wire and attached it to the antenna and ran that along the ceiling of the garage the helped greatly.”

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“Works for me. Set it up on channel A in the first two connectors paralleled to the two wires of my preexisting garage button. I did splice in a 12V outlet power supply that was not included but I had laying handy. The remote was not preprogrammed to the unit, but was easy enough to do myself using the included instructions. The car's homelink was problematic initially using the instructions. I found that following the included homelink instructions and then following that with the same instructions I used to program the included remote, it worked! Just follow the included directions all the way to the end of the page. EXCELLENT!”

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“in button for controlling a garage door opener. Unfortunately the car uses a now standard HomeLink communication method, which is not compatible with older garage openers. The Aleko device connects to the existing terminals on the garage door opener but communicates with the car using the HomeLink method. The supplied remote now operates the door as well as being needed to program the new car's button to work the door. Aside from finding a 12-24 Volt DC power source, installation is pretty easy. There is a downside, however--the range is pitifully limited only 20-30 feet. Even when using the car's button. As often happens you back the car down the driveway and as you turn on to the street you realize the garage door is still open. Unfortunately you are out of range to close it! With time I'm sure I'll begin to remember to push the button just after I get out of the garage, but it's very frustrating to have to pull back into the driveway just to close the door. But it's cheap!”

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