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LiftMaster Gate Operators and Keypads: Swing and Slide Models, Power and Safety Devices

Thirteen LiftMaster swing and slide gate operators and four keypads, from LiftMaster's own documents: which one you have, gate capacity, usage class, power, safety devices, myQ and manuals.

LiftMaster CSL24UL slide gate operator, front view: a tall black cover with a red LiftMaster nameplate near the top and a red control panel at the bottom lettered Battery Backup, Security+ 2.0, myQ and CSL24UL.
ProductLiftMaster CSL24UL slide gate operator. Image: LiftMaster.
Quick answer

LiftMaster gate operators are the powered units that open and close a gate, either swinging it like a door or sliding it along the fence line, and LiftMaster's UL 325 Listed Gate Operator Feature Chart lists 13 of them. The chart's maximum gate weights run from 800 lbs. to 5,500 lbs., and for swing gates the weight LiftMaster lists falls as the gate gets longer. The cover of the CSL24UL slide operator manual reads "EXTERNAL SAFETY DEVICES REQUIRED. SEE SAFETY SECTION FOR UL 325 ENTRAPMENT PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS" and "THIS PRODUCT MUST BE INSTALLED AND SERVICED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS MANUAL BY A TRAINED GATE SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN ONLY." The local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ), including the fire department, decides what a given gate requires, including its entrapment protection and its release for emergency access. This page covers gate operators and four gate keypads, not garage door openers.

Key takeaways

  • For swing gates, the chart's maximum weight and maximum length are separate figures: the CSW24UL product guide gives 1,600 lbs. at 8 ft. but 600 lbs. at 18 ft.
  • For three models, LiftMaster's installation manuals list fewer usage classes than its product guides do; the usage class section names them.
  • The chart lists battery backup from 20 to 500 cycles for ten models, no battery backup figure for the two AC-powered models, and solar power as standard for one linear actuator.
  • The CSL24UL manual says: "A minimum of two independent monitored entrapment protection devices are required to be installed at each entrapment zone."
  • The KPW250 wireless keypad holds up to 250 permanent four-digit PINs and the KPW5 up to 5. This page does not reproduce programming steps or codes.

Identify

Which LiftMaster gate operator do I have?

LiftMaster's feature chart lists seven swing operators, three of them linear actuators, and six slide operators. The table gives each one's chart description, maximum gate weight, maximum gate length and recommended cycles.

The chart's fourteenth model, described there as a specialty overhead operator, is not covered here. LiftMaster's gate operators category page also lists the MA, MAS, MAT, MAST and other models this page does not cover. For how readers, keypads and controllers fit together at a door or gate, see how commercial access control works.

For the 1 HP SL3000UL, the product page headline, the chart and the installation manual give 2,000 lbs., while a second tile on the same product page reads "1 HP Rated for gates up to 50 feet in length and 1,500 lbs."

Feature chart (11/22): Description, Max. Gate Weight, Max. Gate Length and Recommended Cycles. Installation manual figures in brackets.
ModelTypeChart descriptionMax. gate weightMax. gate lengthRecommended cycles
LA400PKGUL (product page: LA400UL)Swing24VDC Linear Actuator850 lbs.16 ft.100 cycles
LA412PKGUL (product page: LA412UL)Swing12VDC Solar Linear Actuator850 lbs.16 ft.100 cycles
LA500PKGUL (product page: LA500UL)Swing24VDC Residential/Light Commercial Linear Actuator1600 lbs.18 ft.300 cycles
RSW12ULSwing12VDC Residential/Light Commercial Swing Gate Operator1000 lbs.16 ft.250 cycles
CSW24ULSwing24VDC High-Traffic Commercial Swing Gate Operator1600 lbs.18 ft.Continuous Duty
CSW200ULSwingAC Commercial High-Traffic Swing Gate Operator1/2 HP 1600 lbs.; 1 HP 2000 lbs.1/2 HP 18 ft.; 1 HP 22 ft.Continuous Duty
HDSW24ULSwing24VDC Heavy Duty Commercial Swing Gate Operator2800 lbs./4500 lbs. w/optional arm (HDLGARM)22 ft. @ 2500 lbs.; 14 ft. @ 4500 lbs.Continuous Duty
RSL12ULSlide12VDC Residential/Light Commercial Slide Gate Operator800 lbs.25 ft. [manual: gate travel distance minimum 25 feet, maximum 50 feet]120 cycles
CSL24ULSlide24VDC High-Traffic Commercial Slide Gate Operator1500 lbs.50 ft.Continuous Duty
SL3000ULSlideAC Commercial High-Traffic Slide Gate Operator1/2 HP 1000 lbs.; 1 HP 2000 lbs.1/2 HP 50 ft.; 1 HP 50 ft. [manual: maximum gate travel distance 52 feet]Continuous Duty
HDSL24ULSlide24VDC Heavy Duty Commercial Slide Gate Operator3000 lbs.75 ft.Continuous Duty [manual: "Continuous for line voltage, not continuous for solar"]
INSL24ULSlide24VDC Slide Gate Operator2200 lbs.70 ft.Continuous Duty [manual: "Continuous for line voltage, not continuous for solar"]
IHSL24ULSlide24VDC Slide Gate Operator5500 lbs.90 ft.Continuous Duty [manual: "Continuous for line voltage, not continuous for solar"]

Source LiftMaster's UL 325 Listed Gate Operator Feature Chart (11/22), its product pages and gate operators category page as read on 10 November 2026, and the SL3000UL, RSL12UL, HDSL24UL and IHSL24UL, INSL24UL installation manuals.

Swing gates

Will it move my swing gate?

On a swing gate, the weight an operator can move falls as the gate gets longer. The chart gives each swing operator one maximum weight and one maximum length, and the CSW24UL product page words it as "Rated For gates up to 18ft. or 1,600 lbs." The product guides and installation manuals give a weight for each gate length; the table shows both as printed.

LiftMaster LA500UL linear actuator: a long black arm with a red LiftMaster label near one end, a raised black cap on top, a metal mounting tongue at the end and a metal pin underneath.
LiftMaster LA500UL linear actuator arm. Image: LiftMaster.
Swing gate capacity by gate length: product guide and installation manual (manual numbers in the manuals table)
ModelProduct guideInstallation manual
LA400PKGUL850 lbs. at 10 ft.; 750 lbs. at 12 ft.; 650 lbs. at 14 ft.; 550 lbs. at 16 ft.850 lbs. / 10 ft; 750 lbs. / 12 ft; 650 lbs. / 14 ft; 550 lbs. / 16 ft
LA412PKGUL850 lbs. at 10 ft.; 750 lbs. at 12 ft.; 650 lbs. at 14 ft.; 550 lbs. at 16 ft.Not listed
LA500PKGUL1,600 lbs. at 8 ft.; 1,200 lbs. at 12 ft.; 800 lbs. at 16 ft.; 600 lbs. at 18 ft.1600 lbs. / 8 ft; 800 lbs. / 16 ft; 600 lbs. / 18 ft
RSW12UL1,000 lbs. at 6 ft.; 700 lbs. at 10 ft.; 400 lbs. at 16 ft.1000 lbs. / 6 ft.; 800 lbs. / 8 ft.; 700 lbs. / 10 ft.; 600 lbs. / 12 ft.; 400 lbs. / 16 ft.
CSW24UL1,600 lbs. at 8 ft.; 800 lbs. at 16 ft.; 600 lbs. at 18 ft.1200 lbs. / 12 foot; 800 lbs. / 16 foot; 600 lbs. / 18 foot
CSW200UL, 1/2 HP (CSW200501UL)1,600 lbs. at 8 ft.; 1,200 lbs. at 12 ft.; 800 lbs. at 16 ft.; 600 lbs. at 18 ft.600 lbs., 20 feet
CSW200UL, 1 HP (CSW200101UL)2,000 lbs. at 12 ft.; 1,600 lbs. at 16 ft.; 1,400 lbs. at 18 ft.; 1,000 lbs. at 22 ft.1000 lbs., 22 feet
HDSW24UL, standard arm2,800 lbs. at 14 ft.; 2,200 lbs. at 18 ft.; 1,500 lbs. at 22 ft.14 ft. - 2,800 lbs.; 16 ft. - 2,400 lbs.; 18 ft. - 2,200 lbs.; 20 ft. - 1,800 lbs.; 22 ft. - 1,500 lbs.
HDSW24UL, long arm4,500 lbs. at 14 ft.; 3,750 lbs. at 16 ft.; 3,250 lbs. at 18 ft.; 2,750 lbs. at 20 ft.; 2,500 lbs. at 22 ft.14 ft. - 4,500 lbs.; 16 ft. - 3,750 lbs.; 18 ft. - 3,250 lbs.; 20 ft. - 2,750 lbs.; 22 ft. - 2,500 lbs.

Source The feature chart, the CSW24UL product page, and the product guide and installation manual for each swing model.

Usage class

Which usage class is it listed for?

The CSL24UL installation manual defines four usage classes. Class I is "intended for use in garages or parking areas associated with a residence of one-to four single families." Class II is "intended for use in a commercial location or building such as a multi-family housing unit (five or more single family units), hotel, garages, retail store, or other buildings accessible by or servicing the general public."

The two documents differ for three models: the LA400 manual lists Class I, II, & III, and the RSW12UL and RSL12UL manuals list Class I & II, while the 12/21 product guides for all three list I, II, III and IV.

Usage classification as each LiftMaster document prints it
ModelInstallation manualProduct guide
LA400PKGULClass I, II, & IIII, II, III and IV
LA412PKGULNot listedI, II, III and IV
LA500PKGULClass I, II, III, & IVI, II, III and IV
RSW12ULClass I & III, II, III and IV
CSW24ULClass I, II, III, & IVI, II, III and IV
CSW200ULClass I, II, III, & IVI, II, III and IV
HDSW24ULClass I, II, III, & IVI, II, III and IV
RSL12ULClass I & III, II, III and IV
CSL24ULClass I, II, III, & IVI, II, III and IV
SL3000ULClass I, II, III, & IVI, II, III and IV
HDSL24ULClass I, II, III, and IVI, II, III and IV
INSL24ULClass II, III, and IVII, III and IV
IHSL24ULClass II, III, and IVII, III and IV

Source The CSL24UL installation manual's usage class definitions, and the installation manual and 12/21 product guide for each model.

Power

How is it powered?

The chart gives each model's standard power, battery backup cycles and solar cycles per day. Its footnote says cycles marked * are for Zone 1 with a 10W solar panel (6 hours sunlight per day), and cycles marked ** are for Zone 1 with a 20W solar panel.

On batteries, the LA500 manual's accessories list says: "Two identical 12 Vdc batteries are required for each gate operator. Do not mix 7AH and 33AH batteries within a gate operator."

The documents disagree on solar for the two industrial slide models. The chart lists about 20 cycles a day for the INSL24UL with a 20W panel and "Not Recommended" for the IHSL24UL. Their shared product guide, dated 5/22, says "Note: Not recommended for solar applications.", and both models' data sheets, also dated 5/22, list "Solar-Power Capabilities Yes".

The CSL24UL product guide describes two behaviors in LiftMaster's words. Under the heading Fire Department Compliance: "Allows gate to auto-open upon loss of AC power or battery depletion." Under Manual Disconnect: "When unlocked allows gate to be opened manually."

Feature chart (11/22): Standard Power, Battery Backup and Solar Performance - Cycles per Day. Other documents' figures in brackets.
ModelStandard powerBattery backupSolar cycles per day
LA400PKGUL115V Single Phase [LA400UL data sheet, 12/21: 120/230VAC single phase]400 cyclesApprox. 81 cycles*
LA412PKGULSolar PowerNot Applicable - SolarApprox. 100 cycles*
LA500PKGUL115/230V Single Phase500 cyclesApprox. 43 cycles*
RSW12UL115V Single Phase147 cyclesApprox. 41 cycles*
CSW24UL115V/230V Single Phase146 cyclesApprox. 16 cycles*
CSW200UL115V Single PhaseNot listedNot listed
HDSW24UL115V/230V Single Phase45 cyclesApprox. 14 cycles*
RSL12UL115V Single Phase114 cyclesApprox. 33 cycles*
CSL24UL115V/230V Single Phase208 cyclesApprox. 22 cycles*
SL3000UL115V Single PhaseNot listedNot listed
HDSL24UL115V/230V Single Phase45 cyclesApprox. 12 cycles*
INSL24UL115V/230V Single Phase55 cycles [product guide: 55 on 7Ah batteries, 170 on 33Ah]Approx 20 cycles**
IHSL24UL115V/230V Single Phase20 cycles [product guide: 20 on 7Ah batteries, 60 on 33Ah]Not Recommended

Source The feature chart's power rows and footnote, the LA400UL product data sheet, the LA500 installation manual, the IHSL24UL / INSL24UL product guide and data sheets, and the CSL24UL product guide.

Safety

What safety devices does LiftMaster say a gate needs?

LiftMaster's CSW24UL product page says the operator is "Tested to the most stringent UL 325 industry guidelines" and that external entrapment protection devices are needed "to meet UL 325 standards". It adds: "Your Installer will recommend suitable entrapment protection devices for your installation, such as photoelectric or edge sensors."

The CSL24UL manual's cover adds: "This model is for use on vehicular passage gates ONLY and not intended for use on pedestrian passage gates." Its requirements read: "A minimum of two independent monitored entrapment protection devices are required to be installed at each entrapment zone." and "It is the responsibility of the installer to install external monitored entrapment protection devices for each entrapment zone." On gate construction it says: "Vehicular gates should be installed in accordance with ASTM F2200: Standard Specification for Automated Vehicular Gate Construction."

The same manual's list for end users includes: "Contact a trained gate systems technician to maintain and repair the gate system (End users should never attempt to repair the gate system)." and "Discontinue use if safety systems operate improperly, the gate is damaged, or the gate is difficult to move."

Two manuals word the direction rule differently. The CSL24UL manual says: "The operator will only operate with a minimum of two independent monitored entrapment protection devices installed in each direction; two in the open direction and two in the closed direction." The LA500 swing manual says: "The operator will only operate with a minimum of two independent monitored entrapment protection devices installed in either the open or closed direction."

The table lists the safety and detection devices LiftMaster's documents name.

Safety and detection devices as LiftMaster's product pages, CSW24UL product guide and LA500 manual describe them
DeviceLiftMaster's descriptionMax. rangeWhere it appears
LMRRUL monitored retro-reflective photo eye"enhanced retro-reflective photo eye now with heater and wider beam"50 ft.What's Included on all 13 operator product pages
LMTBUL monitored through-beam photo eyesMonitored through-beam photo eyes90 ft.CSW24UL product guide
LMWEKITU monitored wireless edge kitLow-energy Bluetooth connection between a LiftMaster monitored resistive edge and the gate operator; up to 4 transmitters, 2 resistive edges per transmitter130 ft.CSW24UL product guide
S505AL5 ft small profile resistive edge with aluminum channelNot listedWhat's Included on the six slide operator product pages
LOOPDETLM plug-in loop detector"Not to be used as entrapment protection."Not listedLA500 installation manual

Source The CSW24UL product page and product guide, the CSL24UL installation manual, the LA500 installation manual, and the What's Included lists on the 13 operators' product pages.

Keypads

The KPW250, KPW5, KPR2000 and SRDRKP keypads

This page covers four LiftMaster keypads: two wireless keypads, a wired keypad and proximity card reader, and the keypad model of LiftMaster's Smart Readers. The table gives each one's capacity, power and connection.

LiftMaster KPW250 wireless keypad: a silver housing with a red LiftMaster nameplate above twelve metal keys with blue backlit numbers 0 to 9, a star and a pound sign.
LiftMaster KPW250 wireless keypad. Image: LiftMaster.

The KPW instructions say the keypads "are security keypads and should be programmed to ONE operator." They have sections headed Basic Programming, Program to Operator and Additional Programming. This page does not reproduce programming steps or codes.

On placement, the instructions state: "User activation controls MUST be located at least 6 feet (1.8 m) away from ANY moving part of the gate and where the user cannot reach over, under, around or through the gate to operate the controls."

For LiftMaster's video intercoms, see Elwin's comparison of DoorKing and LiftMaster telephone entry.

LiftMaster gate keypads as their product guides and data sheet describe them
KeypadTypeUsers or PINsPowerRange and connection
KPW250Wireless commercial keypadUp to 250 permanent 4-digit PINs; up to 10 unique temporary PINs9V lithium battery, life up to 5 years (based on 25 activations per day)Up to 500 feet in an open field; programmable to 1 LiftMaster gate operator or commercial door operator
KPW5Wireless commercial keypadUp to 5 permanent 4-digit PINs; up to 10 unique temporary PINs9V lithium battery, life up to 5 years (based on 25 activations per day)Up to 500 feet in an open field; programmable to 1 LiftMaster gate operator or commercial door operator
KPR2000Wired keypad and proximity reader; product page: "Single-Entry Multi-Function Access Controller With Integrated Keypad And Card Reader"2,000 users (card, 4 to 6 digit PIN, or a combination of card and PIN)12 to 24 VDC or 12 to 18 VACStand-alone or Wiegand pass-through modes; programmable output relay "appropriate for" a gate operator, commercial door operator, door strike or solenoid lock
SRDRKP10-key keypad smart readerNot listedNot listed"Mobile BLE; 125 KHz Proximity; 13.56 MHz Smart"; data sheet: connectivity depends on the door controller, CAPXLV2, CAPXM, CAPXS or CAP2D

Source LiftMaster's KPW250 / KPW5 product guide (01/22) and KPW5, KPW250 instructions, the KPR2000 product page and product guide, and the SRDRST and SRDRKP Smart Readers data sheet (8/23).

Connectivity

Does it work with myQ?

The feature chart's "myQ Enabled" row reads Yes for each of the 13 models. LiftMaster says myQ technology enables you to securely control and monitor your gate operator from anywhere, with the footnote "Cellular data or Wi-Fi connection required. Test equipment regularly and follow safety instructions."

The connection runs through a separate device, the 828LM Internet Gateway, which "connects myQ-enabled gate operators to the Internet and enables control through the myQ App." The LA500 manual marks the gateway as not provided, and the INSL24UL product page says monitoring and control with myQ "requires additional Internet Gateway unit".

Source The feature chart, the CSW24UL and LA400PKGUL product guides, the LA500 installation manual and the INSL24UL product page.

Manuals

Where are the manuals?

Each product page links one English installation manual, except the LA412UL page, which links a wiring diagram and an addendum under Manual instead. The table gives each manual's number and back-cover copyright year and any label the product page puts on it.

The manuals address the installer. The CSL24UL manual runs from safety and installation through adjustment, programming and troubleshooting, with a diagnostic codes table, to a safety checklist, and it says: "DO NOT attempt repair or service of your gate operator unless you are an Authorized Gate Systems Technician." This page does not reproduce the manual's programming and adjustment sections.

The CSW24UL product page also links a troubleshooting guide labelled "Models manufactured after 2022", whose cover reads "TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE for 2022 UL 325 Compliant Gate Operators". Its cover note on the models it does not include is quoted with the manuals table.

LiftMaster gate operator installation manuals linked from the product pages. The troubleshooting guide's cover note reads: "This guide does not include BLDC Gate Operators, HDSL24UL, HDSW24UL, INSL24UL, and IHSL24UL."
ModelManual numberCopyright yearProduct page label
LA400UL01-39384B2018None
LA412ULNot listedNot listedNone
LA500PKGUL, LA500DC, LA500DCS114-6272-000 (Rev. A)2025None
RSW12UL01-39378B2018"(Manufactured Prior to 2022)"
CSW24UL01-39380B2018"(Manufactured Prior to 2022)"
CSW200UL01-39374B2018None
HDSW24UL114-5335-0002020"(Manufactured Prior to 2022)"
RSL12UL01-39379 (Rev. C)2023None
CSL24UL01-39381 (Rev. C)2023None
SL3000UL01-39375B2018None
HDSL24UL114-5331-000E2019None
IHSL24UL, INSL24UL114-5573-000C2022None

Source The Installation & Support block on each product page as read on 10 November 2026, the back cover of each installation manual, the CSL24UL installation manual, and the UL 325 gate operator troubleshooting guide.

Service

Help with a LiftMaster gate operator or keypad

Elwin Security installs, repairs, replaces and supports LiftMaster gate operators, keypads and gate entry devices through its gate access control systems service for commercial and multifamily properties in the San Francisco Bay Area. Calls are answered 8:00 AM-8:00 PM daily at (408) 539-0535.

FAQ

LiftMaster gate operator questions

Is a LiftMaster gate opener the same as a LiftMaster garage door opener?

LiftMaster's site lists garage door openers and gate operators as separate entries, and this page covers gate operators only.

How heavy a gate can a LiftMaster CSW24UL move?

LiftMaster's feature chart lists 1,600 lbs. and 18 ft. as separate maximums. By gate length, the product guide runs from 1,600 lbs. at 8 ft. to 600 lbs. at 18 ft.; the swing gate table gives every point in the guide and the 2018 manual.

Where are the programming steps for a LiftMaster gate keypad?

LiftMaster's instructions for its two wireless keypads have sections headed Basic Programming, Program to Operator and Additional Programming. This page does not reproduce programming steps or codes.

Sources and further reading

These sources back up the general guidance. Your building and the people who approve the work decide the details for your doors.

  1. LiftMaster: UL 325 Listed Gate Operator Feature Chart, LMGTCTOOSBMC21 11/22 (2 pages)
  2. LiftMaster: Model LA400PKGUL Product Guide, LMPAENPGLA400MC21 12/21
  3. LiftMaster: Model LA412PKGUL Product Guide, LMPAENPGLA412MC21 12/21
  4. LiftMaster: Model LA500PKGUL Product Guide, LMPAENPGLA500MC21 09/25
  5. LiftMaster: Model RSW12UL Product Guide, LMPAENPGRSW12MC21 12/21
  6. LiftMaster: Model RSL12UL Product Guide, LMPAENPGRSLMC21 12/21
  7. LiftMaster: Model CSW24UL Product Guide, LMPAENPGCSW24MC21 12/21
  8. LiftMaster: Model CSL24UL Product Guide, LMPAENPGCSL24MC21 12/21
  9. LiftMaster: Model CSW200UL Product Guide, LMPAENPGCSW200MC21 12/21
  10. LiftMaster: Model SL3000UL Product Guide, LMPAENPGSL3000MC21 12/21
  11. LiftMaster: Model HDSW24UL Product Guide, LMPENPGHDSW24MC21 12/21
  12. LiftMaster: Model HDSL24UL Product Guide, LMPENPGHDSL24MC21 12/21
  13. LiftMaster: Models IHSL24UL / INSL24UL Product Guide, LMPAENPGIHSL 5/22
  14. LiftMaster: LA400UL Installation Manual, 01-39384B, copyright 2018
  15. LiftMaster: LA500PKGUL, LA500DC, LA500DCS Installation Manual, 114-6272-000 (Rev. A), copyright 2025
  16. LiftMaster: RSW12UL Installation Manual, 01-39378B, copyright 2018
  17. LiftMaster: RSL12UL Installation Manual, 01-39379 (Rev. C), copyright 2023
  18. LiftMaster: CSW24UL Installation Manual, 01-39380B, copyright 2018
  19. LiftMaster: CSL24UL Installation Manual, 01-39381 (Rev. C), copyright 2023
  20. LiftMaster: CSW200UL Installation Manual, 01-39374B, copyright 2018
  21. LiftMaster: SL3000UL Installation Manual, 01-39375B, copyright 2018
  22. LiftMaster: HDSW24UL Installation Manual, 114-5335-000, copyright 2020
  23. LiftMaster: HDSL24UL Installation Manual, 114-5331-000E, copyright 2019
  24. LiftMaster: IHSL24UL, INSL24UL Installation Manual, 114-5573-000C, copyright 2022
  25. LiftMaster: UL 325 Gate Operator Troubleshooting Guide (file 114-5965-000.pdf), copyright 2023
  26. LiftMaster: LA400UL Product Data Sheet, LMARENDSLA400MC21 12/21
  27. LiftMaster: INSL24UL Data Sheet, LMARENDSINSL 5/22
  28. LiftMaster: IHSL24UL Product Data Sheet, LMARENDSIHSL 5/22
  29. LiftMaster: Models KPW250 / KPW5 Product Guide, LMPAENPGKPWMC21 01/22
  30. LiftMaster: KPW5, KPW250 Instructions, 114-5687-000, copyright 2022
  31. LiftMaster: Model KPR2000 Product Guide, LMPAENPGKPR2 0118
  32. LiftMaster: SRDRST and SRDRKP Smart Readers Data Sheet, LMACENDSSR 8/23
  33. LiftMaster: Gate operators category page
  34. LiftMaster: CSW24UL product page
  35. LiftMaster: CSL24UL product page
  36. LiftMaster: SL3000UL product page
  37. LiftMaster: RSL12UL product page
  38. LiftMaster: RSW12UL product page
  39. LiftMaster: HDSW24UL product page
  40. LiftMaster: LA412UL product page
  41. LiftMaster: INSL24UL product page
  42. LiftMaster: KPW250 product page
  43. LiftMaster: KPW5 product page
  44. LiftMaster: KPR2000 product page
  45. LiftMaster: SRDRKP product page

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