Contrary to what you might expect with technology the newer your garage door opener is the less likely it is to work with the majority of retrofit smart garage door controllers.
How to retrofit smart garage door.
The myq hub is compatible with most garage door openers made after 1993.
Purchase a chamberlain or liftmaster garage door opener with myq with a separate tilt sensor and then use the integration posted by hald.
Then mount any door sensors connect the door sensor to the opener and pair the door sensors to the controller.
Smart garage door controllers come in a few variations.
We have gathered all of the best garage door openers with homekit support so that you can choose the best for your needs.
In general a control attaches to your existing opener with a double sided adhesive strip.
It is often best to choose a brand with its own proprietary products and features as they are far more likely to work seamlessly and you will probably receive better customer.
The chamberlain myq smart garage hub brings smart capabilities to an existing garage door opener all without the hassle of wiring or climbing up and down a ladder.
Pair the device to the wi fi network.
Simply touch the learning button on your opener to train the myq hub to act like a traditional garage door transmitter.
The hub then sends open and close commands wirelessly to your opener.
Pair the main wi fi bridge with your app and then mount the bridge to the ceiling near your garage door opener and power source.
If you are looking to replace your garage door anyway it may be best to install one of the newest current smart garage door options versus retrofit with the new door.
Plug in the smart garage door controller to a wall outlet near the garage door motor and connect the wires from the controller to the terminals download the app from the google play store or app store and follow on screen instructions.
Purchase the go control or similar device and a separate garage door opener motor that doesn t have to be smart and use the rboy integration.