Chamberlain CHU48 compatibility
Universal wireless keypad covering the same broad protocol set as Chamberlain’s current universal remote family.
- Type
- keypad
- Buttons
- Keypad
- Battery
- 9V
- Protocol families
- 12
What this accessory is for
Focused control
Wireless exterior access without carrying a handheld remote.
Broad protocol coverage
The indexed specification spans 8 manufacturer/protocol families: Chamberlain / LiftMaster / most Craftsman, Genie, Linear, Stanley, Wayne-Dalton, Guardian, Sommer, Ryobi.
Current product record
XEKOV found a current first-party product/compatibility source when checked September 16, 2026.
Protocol coverage matrix
This is the useful part of a compatibility claim: the actual radio family, any learn-button cue, how many exact opener records XEKOV can cross-check, and how many current accessories share that protocol.
| Published family | Radio / protocol | Identifier | Indexed opener models | Current accessories in database |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White learn button Chamberlain / LiftMaster / most Craftsman | Security+ 3.0 | white button | 11 | 12 |
| Yellow learn button Chamberlain / LiftMaster / most Craftsman | Security+ 2.0 | yellow button | 32 | 15 |
| Purple or brown learn button Chamberlain / LiftMaster / most Craftsman | Security+ 315 MHz | purple button | 0 | 15 |
| Red or orange learn button Chamberlain / LiftMaster / most Craftsman | Security+ 390 MHz | red-orange button | 0 | 15 |
| Green learn button Chamberlain / LiftMaster / most Craftsman | Billion Code 390 MHz | green button | 0 | 9 |
| Genie Intellicode Genie | Intellicode 315/390 MHz | Protocol-based | 8 | 7 |
| Linear MegaCode 318 MHz Linear | MegaCode 318 MHz | Protocol-based | 0 | 4 |
| Stanley SecureCode 310 MHz Stanley | SecureCode 310 MHz | Protocol-based | 0 | 4 |
| Wayne-Dalton 372.5 MHz Wayne-Dalton | 372.5 MHz Keeloq | Protocol-based | 0 | 3 |
| Guardian 303 MHz Guardian | 303 MHz | Protocol-based | 0 | 3 |
| Sommer 310 MHz Sommer | 310 MHz Keeloq | Protocol-based | 0 | 3 |
| Ryobi 372.5 MHz Ryobi | 372.5 MHz Keeloq | Protocol-based | 0 | 3 |
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Exact opener models XEKOV can cross-check
These counts are not manufacturer market-share claims. They are the exact opener records currently in XEKOV whose verified radio family appears in this accessory’s compatibility list.
Compatibility limits
- Genie Intellicode coverage does not include older Genie DIP-switch fixed-code systems.
- A replaced receiver/logic board can make the physical opener differ from its original model specification.
Similar current records
- Chamberlain CHU62 — remote, multi-brand universal
- LiftMaster L992U — remote, multi-brand universal
- Chamberlain MC100-P2 — remote, multi-brand universal
- Chamberlain CH361 — remote, multi-generation
Programming and safety
Use the programming instructions supplied by Chamberlain for this exact accessory. Compatibility does not mean every programming sequence is identical. If a remote used to work and suddenly stopped, first check its battery and the manufacturer troubleshooting steps before erasing opener memory.
If the opener is older than 1993, lacks working photoelectric safety sensors, or has been modified, consult the manufacturer before use. XEKOV does not provide instructions to bypass door safety devices or access controls. Use remotes only with systems you own or are authorized to operate.
Common questions
What openers does the Chamberlain CHU48 work with?
Its manufacturer-listed protocol coverage on XEKOV includes Security+ 3.0, Security+ 2.0, Security+ 315 MHz, Security+ 390 MHz, Billion Code 390 MHz, Intellicode 315/390 MHz, MegaCode 318 MHz, SecureCode 310 MHz, 372.5 MHz Keeloq, 303 MHz, 310 MHz Keeloq, 372.5 MHz Keeloq. Use the protocol table and exact opener examples on this page rather than matching by appearance.
Is the CHU48 a universal remote?
It has broad multi-brand protocol coverage, but universal still means only the published protocol list—not every opener.
Do I need the same number of buttons as my old remote?
This product is a keypad, so remote button count does not apply. Match the radio protocol first and use the manufacturer programming instructions.