Craftsman remote & keypad compatibility
XEKOV does not publish exact Craftsman opener pages without a first-party model source. For many residential units, identify the learn-button color and then verify any manufacturer-listed series exception before buying.
Current identification path
Coverage by radio generation
This separates the evidence XEKOV has for Craftsman from the accessory catalog. An accessory count means its manufacturer lists the protocol; it does not create an exact-model claim for an unverified opener.
| Generation | Protocol | Exact models | Current accessories | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White learn button | Security+ 3.0 | 0 | 12 | CH361, CH363, CH382, CHU62 |
| Yellow learn button | Security+ 2.0 | 0 | 15 | CH361, CH363, CH382, CHU62 |
| Purple or brown learn button | Security+ 315 MHz | 0 | 15 | CH361, CH363, CH382, CHU62 |
| Red or orange learn button | Security+ 390 MHz | 0 | 15 | CH361, CH363, CH382, CHU62 |
| Green learn button | Billion Code 390 MHz | 0 | 9 | CHU62, CHU48, G953EV-P2, G956EV-P2 |
- Chamberlain G953EV-P2: Craftsman Series 100 is excluded by the manufacturer
- Chamberlain G956EV-P2: Craftsman Series 100 is excluded by the manufacturer
- Chamberlain G940EV-P2: Craftsman Series 200 is excluded by the manufacturer
How XEKOV checks Craftsman
Craftsman-branded openers span multiple Chamberlain-family generations and manufacturer accessory pages contain series-specific exceptions. XEKOV therefore favors learn-button/protocol identification unless an exact opener model has a verified source.
If your model is missing
Do not assume a nearby model number uses the same receiver. Use the learn-button/protocol finder when the opener belongs to the Chamberlain/LiftMaster/Craftsman family, or check the manufacturer manual before ordering.
Why XEKOV does not create placeholder Craftsman model pages
A learn-button family can be useful without proving an exact opener model. Keeping those two evidence levels separate avoids turning a broad “most Craftsman” accessory statement into dozens of unsupported model-level claims.