A:AnswerTo find out if your Opener is compatible.
1. Download the app (MyQ)
2. Follow instructions on app.
3. Enter make of opener and color of program button.
4. Answer is....
A:AnswerOne door per unit. Theoretically, you *should* be able to run wires and control a 2nd door, but then both of those doors would open/close on the same signal. You’d lose door “independance.” Not sure, tho. Cheers!
A:AnswerThe myQ Smart Garage Hub is compatible with most garage door opener brands manufactured after 1993. If your garage door opener has safety sensors, it is likely compatible.
A:AnswerInitially they will hold but as you stated, Florida is not the best friend of these velcro strips. The door opener device comes with a small bracket. This bracket will hold the device for a long time with no weather concerns. The bracket is very easy to install. First you attach the bracket to the wall (or ceiling) with two screws or two toggle bolts. (also included) after you attach the bracket to the wall, the device just snaps onto the bracket. Be sure to install it near an available wall outlet. My device is a great asset to me. Hope your's is the same. Good Luck!
A:AnswerYou would use the same App. If you're a guest on his opener, I assume you have an account. What you would do is assign the new opener to your account, you would then see that as your primary then you son's as guest.
A:AnswerThis device is the MYQ-G0301. There are no additional letters after the model number. I actually checked on the device itself.
The quick start guide lists several models for which it is used - C, D, E, and LA are also listed with this model. I mention that so you are aware that this is the actual model number, and I'm not overlooking anything.
A:AnswerMaybe 10 feet. I have mine at the back of the garage. I don't believe it has to be that close to the hub it has to be close the the door opener. I think it said 4 feet from the opener.
