Chamberlain CH361
Current one-button remote covering white Security+ 3.0, yellow Security+ 2.0, purple/brown Security+ 315 MHz and red/orange Security+ 390 MHz opener generations.
Remote model cross-reference
Garage door remote replacement lookup
Search the model printed inside or on the back of your old remote. XEKOV distinguishes current products from discontinued cross-reference items and does not treat appearance as compatibility evidence.
Choose by what you actually need
Compatibility comes first; format comes second. These groups help narrow the current catalog after you know the opener protocol.
Multi-button remotes
14 current records in XEKOV.
Wireless keypads
4 current records in XEKOV.
Broad multi-brand remotes
3 current records in XEKOV.
Verified remote and keypad records
Chamberlain CH363
Current three-button remote covering white Security+ 3.0, yellow Security+ 2.0, purple/brown Security+ 315 MHz and red/orange Security+ 390 MHz opener generations.
Chamberlain CH382
Current two-button keychain remote covering white, yellow, purple/brown and red/orange Chamberlain-family generations.
Chamberlain CHU62
Universal two-button remote covering current and many legacy Chamberlain-family protocols plus several major third-party opener protocols.
Chamberlain CHU48
Universal wireless keypad covering the same broad protocol set as Chamberlain’s current universal remote family.
Chamberlain G953EV-P2
Three-button visor remote for nearly every Chamberlain, LiftMaster and Craftsman opener using the listed learn-button generations; Craftsman Series 100 is excluded by the manufacturer.
Chamberlain G956EV-P2
Compact keychain remote with broad Chamberlain/LiftMaster/Craftsman compatibility across four learn-button generations; Craftsman Series 100 is excluded by the manufacturer.
Chamberlain G940EV-P2
Wireless keypad compatible with nearly every Chamberlain, LiftMaster and Craftsman opener in these four learn-button generations; Craftsman Series 200 is excluded by the manufacturer.
Chamberlain MC100-P2
Universal mini remote advertised by Chamberlain for more than 90% of North American openers, including several cross-brand protocols.
Chamberlain CH348
Current Chamberlain-family keypad covering white, yellow, purple/brown and red/orange learn-button generations.
LiftMaster L991S
Current one-button LiftMaster remote for Security+ 3.0 openers with white learn buttons.
LiftMaster L993S
Current three-button LiftMaster remote specifically for Security+ 3.0 white-button openers.
LiftMaster L993M
Current three-button multi-generation LiftMaster remote covering white, yellow, purple/brown and red/orange learn-button families.
LiftMaster L932M
Current two-button keychain remote covering white Security+ 3.0 plus yellow, purple/brown and red/orange Chamberlain-family generations.
LiftMaster 893MAX
Three-button LiftMaster MAX-series remote covering yellow, purple, red/orange and green learn-button systems.
LiftMaster 890MAX
Mini MAX-series remote with the same learn-button generation coverage in a compact format.
LiftMaster L992U
Current LiftMaster universal remote with cross-brand protocol coverage including the newest white-button and older Chamberlain-family generations.
LiftMaster L979S
LiftMaster keypad specifically for current Security+ 3.0 white-button openers.
Genie G1T-BX
One-button replacement remote for Genie Intellicode models. It is not for older Genie DIP-switch systems.
Genie G3T-R
Three-button Genie remote that the manufacturer lists for Genie Intellicode model openers; older early-Intellicode generations can have button-use limitations, so follow the current Genie instructions for the opener year.
Genie ACSCTG-UNIV2
Two-button replacement for discontinued ACSCTG Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 Intellicode remotes.
Genie GM3T-R
Discontinued GenieMaster remote that covered Intellicode and many older 9/12 DIP-switch Genie systems. Included as a cross-reference, not a current purchase recommendation.
How to use a replacement page
- Read the old remote model if you still have it.
- Open that remote record and inspect its protocol coverage rather than assuming a same-brand replacement is equivalent.
- Cross-check your opener model or learn-button generation.
- Then choose button count, keychain/visor format or keypad according to how you use the door.
Why model numbers matter
A remote’s shell can look nearly identical across incompatible radio generations. Use the printed model number and opener compatibility markers before buying. A universal remote is useful only when its manufacturer explicitly lists your opener’s protocol or learn-button generation.
For a missing model, check brand coverage. Use the learn-button finder only for the Chamberlain/LiftMaster/Craftsman family where that color mapping applies.