LiftMaster 8360W remote compatibility
Battery Backup DC Chain Drive Wi‑Fi Opener. XEKOV uses the documented receiver generation—not product appearance—to filter compatible remotes and keypads.
- Radio family
- Security+ 2.0
- Learn button
- Yellow learn button
- Current matches
- 5 remotes · 0 keypads
- Checked
- September 16, 2026
What this result means for the 8360W
This exact opener is in the yellow-button Security+ 2.0 generation. Newer multi-generation remotes can still be compatible, but only when their current specification explicitly includes the yellow-button Security+ 2.0 family.
Replacing a lost or broken remote
Choose a current remote below whose specification includes Security+ 2.0. Button count changes convenience, not the required radio match.
Adding keyless entry
No current keypad is indexed in XEKOV’s verified accessory set for this generation.
Receiver board replaced?
Trust the current receiver/learn-button identification over the opener’s original model-year assumption. A board swap can change compatibility.
Compatible accessory matrix
Every row below is included because the accessory manufacturer lists this opener’s verified radio family. This lets you compare format and battery without losing sight of the actual compatibility reason.
| Accessory | Format | Battery | Coverage | Why it matches |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LiftMaster L993M | 3-button remote | CR2032 | multi-generation | Security+ 2.0 |
| LiftMaster L932M | 2-button remote | CR2032 | multi-generation | Security+ 2.0 |
| LiftMaster L992U | 2-button remote | CR2032 | multi-brand universal | Security+ 2.0 |
| LiftMaster 893MAX | 3-button remote | 3V coin cell | multi-generation | Security+ 2.0 |
| LiftMaster 890MAX | 3-button remote | 3V coin cell | multi-generation | Security+ 2.0 |
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How to double-check your 8360W
- Read the manufacturer and exact model number from the opener motor unit. Suffixes count.
- Locate the learn button on the opener and confirm that it is yellow. Do not use the wall-control button color.
- Match the remote or keypad model to a product whose manufacturer lists Security+ 2.0 compatibility.
- Decide whether you need a visor/keychain remote, multiple door buttons, or a keypad; those are feature choices after radio compatibility is established.
- Follow the accessory manufacturer’s programming instructions. Never disable safety sensors to make an opener accept a remote.
Why this page does not list every marketplace remote
Third-party marketplace listings change frequently and often combine many opener generations into one title. XEKOV keeps the indexed compatibility claim narrow: first-party opener facts plus first-party accessory specifications. That means the list may be shorter, but the reason for compatibility is visible and checkable.
Other verified LiftMaster models in the same radio generation
These are separate exact-model records that XEKOV has independently tied to Security+ 2.0. They are useful for comparing documentation, not for assuming that an unlisted nearby model is the same.
- LiftMaster 8164W — Contractor Series AC Chain Drive Wi‑Fi Opener
- LiftMaster 8155W — AC Belt Drive Wi‑Fi Opener
- LiftMaster 8165W — Contractor Series AC Chain Drive Wi‑Fi Opener
- LiftMaster 8365W-267 — AC Chain Drive Wi‑Fi Opener
Common questions
What remote works with the LiftMaster 8360W?
XEKOV verifies this opener as Security+ 2.0 with a yellow learn button. The compatible accessories listed on this page are filtered to products whose manufacturer specifications include that protocol.
Should I buy a remote only because it looks the same?
No. Remote shells can look similar across different radio generations. Match the opener model, learn-button color or explicitly listed protocol.
What if my 8360W does not match the learn-button information here?
Stop and verify the exact opener label and manufacturer manual before purchasing. Receiver boards can be replaced, and a modified opener may no longer match its original factory configuration.
Can I use a universal remote with the LiftMaster 8360W?
Only when the universal remote manufacturer explicitly lists Security+ 2.0 compatibility. “Universal” is a protocol list, not a promise to work with every opener.