If you bought a new Subaru, you will want to protect it in your garage. The most convenient way is to program its garage door ...

The remote comes with a 1-year parts warranty. 800-foot range Wire-free installation process Visor clip Compatible with garage door openers from several brands Can control up to 2 garages/gates at ...

The Homelink Garage Door Opener is an incredibly convenient feature your Jeep may have and easy enough to program, though you ...

This garage door opener remote includes visor clip, battery and instructions. Can also fit on keyring if desired ...

This garage door opener remote includes visor clip, battery and instructions. Can also fit on keyring if desired ...

Fortunately, LiftMaster does a great job of creating garage door openers and remotes that communicate effectively with each other, so there is no need for additional wiring or installation when ...

BUNNELL, Fla. – Karen, of Bunnell, asked us to program her garage door remote buttons built into her sun visor in her car because she couldn’t get them to work on her own. We found out why ...

The Motofx remote garage door opener is specifically designed for use on small vehicles ... Take care not to lose any of the cap screws or clip nuts from the fairing! Remove the electrical plug from ...

Thanks to the MyQ app and its in-depth video walk-throughs, it only took a few minutes to pair the hub to our garage door opener (the process is like connecting a standard garage door remote ...

We've seen iPhone-powered barista tools, ADT sells a smartphone-connected security system, and now garage door opener manufacturer LiftMaster is selling two openers that can use your iPhone or ...

In the past, suburban burglars sometimes gained access to garages by using radio scanners to eavesdrop on a code transmission between a remote control and a garage door. Doors in the 1960s were ...

What was the first smart home product? One could argue it was the electric garage door opener. The first such openers with a radio-based remote controls came to market way back in 1931 ...