Does this device have the same dangling antenna as the Chamberlain-branded one (Chamberlain MyQ Lamp Control)?
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No. Just a solid block with an outlet and a button to override if you need to manually turn on your device.
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Yes, it does. And it works with the MyQ setup, meaning, for example, the lamp plugged into it appears as one of the devices that can be controlled remotely from the MyQ app on a smart phone (which is the way I use it, including when traveling internationally) or from the designated website on a PC.
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I have purchased this controller and received an rf unit. To be certain you get what you want, you may need to find one that is more clearly described.
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best thing to do is go to their web site an order their remote. It sure looks the same as the genie remote an wouldn't surprise me if it worked for your unit.
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These antennas simply screw onto the existing antenna ports and rotate/twist upward after they are seated. This is assuming your device has (2) external antenna ports or existing antennas that these would replace. Mine are pretty big but is a better solution than the internal antenna on my Pepwave router.
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Yes it comes with the TQi controller with no visible antenna pointing out of the controller.
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Yes. Your chamberlain door opener may be myw ready. You need this device to use it.
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No, it's not. This switch is intended to be linked to one of the Lutron motion detectors in the RF2 series (there is a round ceiling mount, and then there are several corner and hallway mount varieties - either with occupancy or simple vacancy function, occupancy indicates automatic turn-on AND turn-off capability, vacancy only type only turns off automatically). You can see Lutron's website for full details, and Amazon sells all the appropriate sensors.
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Fred, I had the antenna installed at Featherlite, so I don't know if the coax wire was included. sorry
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No, the antenna is the snaking trace opposite the pins. Works great, no idea how far it goes. I've never lost signal.
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I seriously doubt it. your garage door uses a rolling security code ( ie it changes all the time) and the dedicated remote opener is synced to match it plus it operates on a particular frequency. the Zwave device is more like Wifi: all the Zwave devices use the same (Zwaze, different to the Garage remote) frequency, but they identify themselves with codes that the host controller knows about and to which are assigned particular functions. Maybe someone is working on a Zwave garage door opener system, but I don't know of any on the market yet.
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Yes, the antenna is a length of wire that comes out of the back of the unit.
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If the wall control is set up for MyQ, you are good. I got one that had MyQ on the box and it worked.
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The ones I got did not work with my Sentry gate. However, they did not look like the transmitter pictured. The one in the product picture looks identical to the ones I originally received with my system.
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ALFAPAL2418 Alfa Long Range 18dBi Antenna doesn't seem to be listed in Amazon search, only ALFAPAL2419 Alfa Long Range 18dBi Antenna
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My Liftmaster garage door opener has a white antenna, so I can't answer that. The remote controllers I purchased work great.A quick email to the Chamberlain (Liftmaster), or a local dealer/installer should be able to answer that question.
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yes, it appears to have the hardware built into the base of the antenna. At first, there were two wiFi sources I listed under "network connections" so I disabled the network adapter on my laptop since I use it as a desktop (external keyboard, mouse and monitor. the most up to date software is found @ ralinktech.com
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They are essentially the same thing. This device captures an existing wireless signal from a router and repeats it over an extended range.