HomeLink Conversion Kit 1

HomeLink Conversion Kit

This kit will make any garage door opener HomeLink compatible. Remote controls built into cars and trucks 2002 and newer can be programmed to work with this receiver once it is installed. Also used as a replacement for garage door openers with radio receivers that no longer function properly or in situations where the manufacturer has quit making replacement remote controls.

The kit comes with one remote control. This is necessary for you to program the HomeLink receiver. Your old remote controls will continue to work also.

The kit is easy to install - the only tool required is a screwdriver

1-Button Remote Control
Visor Clip
Battery
Receiver
Built-In Transformer
Control Wires
Staples
Instructions

Replacement or add-on receiver for ANY residential garage door opener
HomeLink Compatible - convert your opener to HomeLink
Plugs into standard 120 volt outlet
Rolling code technology for added security
Allows for easy programming with just a push of a button
Power indicator light
Handles up to 8 remote controls

All garage door openers

7 Quick Tips for Buying Garage Door Opener Parts

You will need to know several details about your garage door opener to select the correct parts for it. Manufacturer name and model number are usually necessary.
To find detailed infomation about your garage door opener, look on the garage door opener power head located on the ceiling of your garage. Usually stickers and identifying information are found on the back or sides of the machine.
Garage door opener manufacturers change the frequency at which remote controls and keypads function periodically, so you will generally need to know the model number of your garage door opener.
Some models of garage door operators use radio gear (remote controls, keypads) from another manufacturer. In this case, you will need to know additional details found on a currently working remote control.
Use our Garage Door Opener Selection Guide for details specific to your brand of garage door opener.
On each product page there is a section called "Compatible with". This section gives details on manufacturers and models numbers that use the particular garage door opener part, remote control, keypad, gear, or other part.
If you are still not sure which part will work with your garage door opener, Contact Us using the web form on the contact us page. Please include details about your garage door opener manufacturer and model number in your question.

Customer Reviews

Average Rating

	Convert Quantum opener to Home Link
	Hooking up the converter was a little tricky. The connectors were not labeled the same as in the instructions. I connected the red wire to the pb post and the white to the comm post. Also when syncing my car button to the unit, it did not work from the remote. I was able to set the button straight from the transmitter. Now that its all set up it works great, just took a little bit of tweaking.
	Reviewed by: Kim Berardi from gararge. on 12/10/2011

	Installer
	Running the wire was the most time consuming part of the installation! Easy programming but the old Craftsman remotes would not program. Very happy customer.
	Reviewed by: Tom from Ohio. on 11/21/2011

	Great product - receiver is also a push button operator
	After installing the receiver way up on a ladder near the motor...I realized that the receiver is also a push button operator for the door. You can mount the receiver close to the house and just push the unit cover to trigger the smart receiver button and open/close the garage. Good way to convert an old wired door opener to a wireless receiver (with the rolling code protection)
	Reviewed by: Drew from New Jersey. on 11/10/2011

	Installs in a snap, works great.
	Exactly as described. Easy to install; just plug the receiver unit into a receptacle and string the wire to your opener. Attach the wires to the "remote" terminals on your opener, and then follow the simple instructions to train it to your pushbutton. What could be simpler?
	Reviewed by: Jeff from Durham, NC. on 10/26/2011

	n/a
	The conversion kit works great ! It was so easy to install !!!!! It's so great a product like this exists !!!!
	Reviewed by: Dan from Poughkeepsie. on 10/14/2011

	20 minutes to install
	1 car is homelink, 1 car is not. Programmed the remote very easily for the second car, and then added the homelink car. All done within 20 minutes. Figuring out Mazda'a programming sequence took longer than the rest of the job !
	Reviewed by: Simon from Vienna VA. on 9/28/2011

	A very easy replacement
	I have a Quantum Series 3213 and a Homelink car. The Genie conversion unit I had stopped working.That unit required a transformer attached to the ceiling with lines running to the Quantum and a power line to the outlet. This unit is much easier. The transformer plugs into the ceiling outlet and two wires go to the Quantum. Easy to install.First the remote has to be entered inside the car and then the car has to be tied into the transformer. Both extremely easy once you know the steps.
	Reviewed by: Jack Roeser from Davenport, Florida. on 9/18/2011

	Blacksmith
	Great product. Easy installation
	Reviewed by: David Kayne from Asheville, NC. on 9/2/2011

	Satisfied Customer
	Everything worked just fine. It was easy to install.
	Reviewed by: Eric Skinner from Aurora, CO. on 8/8/2011

	Easy convertion
	I received the product in good shape. It was well protected and shipped as agreed. Instructions are pretty easy to understand and follow. It took me a few minutes to get it going and then I had to follow the instructions written in my car's owner manual to make it work properly.
	Reviewed by: Luis Etchevers from Peoria. IL. on 4/22/2011

	Home Owner
	Easy to install, works as advertised!
	Reviewed by: Delwyn Main from Sun Lakes, AZ. on 4/9/2011

	Works Great!
	Instructions could have been a bit clearer but overall installation took less than 1/2-hour. My Homelink system synced the first time, the old remote still works as does the new one that came with the system, so everyone in the family has a remote now. VERY happy customer!!
	Reviewed by: C Sands from Georgia. on 4/7/2011

	It works
	It works. My wife installed it easily. The only problem I have with it is that the range on it sucks. We have to be pretty close to the garage door for it to open or close. This COULD be an issue with the HomeLink button in the car though. I have no way of testing that theory. The product works though and I'd buy it again if I had to do it over again.
	Reviewed by: Robert from Atlanta, GA. on 4/1/2011

	If you can read you can install this product
	I followed the instructions and five minutes later I had the kit installed.
	Reviewed by: Patrick from CT. on 3/29/2011