Garage Opener Universal Keypad Kit – Receiver & Keypad Combo

Add secure keyless entry to nearly any garage door opener. This kit includes a Multi-Code 1090 receiver that mounts directly to your opener’s control board terminals and a matching wireless keypad. Perfect for replacing lost keypads or adding PIN entry to openers without built-in keyless access.

Key Features

• Universal add-on: Installs directly to your opener’s P/B, COM, and DC screw terminals.
• Secure PIN access: Weather-resistant wireless keypad with programmable 4-digit codes.
• Simple install: Loosen terminal screws on the opener, slide in the receiver’s spade lugs, and retighten. No rewiring of your wall button required.
• Expandable: Receiver supports multiple transmitters – add extra Multi-Code keypads or Multi-Code 3089 remotes as needed.
• Reliable range: Typical wireless operation up to 100 feet.

What’s Included

• 1 × Multi-Code 1090 Universal Receiver (mounts directly to opener terminals)
• 1 × Wireless Keypad (backlit, weather-resistant)
• Mounting screws & anchors for keypad
• Printed installation & programming guide

Compatibility

• Compatible: Most LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Wayne Dalton, Linear, Overhead Door, Craftsman, and other operators with standard push-button (PB/COM/DC) terminals.
• Not compatible: Newer “Security+ 2.0” and proprietary digital wall control systems without PB/COM screw terminals.
• One kit controls one door. Install additional kits for multiple doors.

Specifications

• Receiver: Multi-Code 1090, direct-mount spade lugs, DIP switch coding
• Power: Powered directly from opener’s control board (24V supply)
• Keypad: Weather-resistant, backlit, 4-digit PIN
• Wireless Range: Up to ~100 ft (site conditions vary)
• Memory: Supports multiple transmitters

Installation Overview

1. Loosen the PB/COM/DC screws on your opener’s terminal strip.
2. Insert the receiver’s spade lugs under the screw heads along with your wall-button wires.
3. Tighten the screws and position the receiver’s antenna vertically.
4. Mount the keypad outside near the garage door and program your PIN.
5. Test operation from a distance of ~50 feet to confirm reliable signal.

Tip: Always match the DIP switch settings on the keypad transmitter and the receiver before testing.

Frequently Asked Questions