LiftMaster883LMW Wall-Mounted Wired Push Garage Door Opener and Doorbell Button with Light Button

Why did you pick this product vs others?:easy install and works well

Perfect garage door button that I added as a second button, close to the door. The size is great, and works very well, and very easy to replace as it only took two wires. I like the fact you can lock it and great value for the money.

If you have worn out your doorbell, this is a perfect replacement. It takes less than five minutes to install and it works just like the original. I highly recommend it.

I bought this to allow my Chamberlain garage opener to interface with a computer-controlled relay. This switch had to be modified for my use, but with a bit of soldering, my computer is now interfaced with my garage door.Most people will want to use this as a simple button to open/close the door. Before you buy take the time to see if your Chamberlain or LiftMaster door uses this button. Unlike other manufacturers, current LiftMaster/Chamberlain openers have complex security protocols that preclude the use of a simple switch. Though I can’t say for sure, this switch appears to get power from the opener, but communicate wirelessly, all in the interest of enhanced security.So, if you need this type of switch (as did I) this is the product for you. I’m happy with the purchase and seller. I’m not happy that a simple switch wouldn’t work. But that is a review of the garage door opener, not the switch. The sqitch works flawlessly.

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Installation is easy - - just follow the step by step directions included with the device.

The media could not be loaded. For some reason I thought this item would be about 6” high by 2” wide, as I didn’t read the specs on it before purchasing. Turns out it is doorbell button size but with a button on the side you can press to shut off the operator light, if you want. , Bottom line is, at least for me, that for the price, $10 + /-, it is relatively inexpensive in price, and gets the job done, and is easy to connect. Two wires, correct polarity not required as it is none other then a single pole switch.

This was a great replacement for the original button that got zapped with a power surge.