Universal remotes: Garage Door Opener Compatibility Checks

Universal means a published list of supported code systems, not every garage door opener.

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The detail that controls fit

The ACSCTG-UNIV2 chart names 16 distinct technology entries. It does not list current white Security+ 3.0, and its programming guidance excludes pre-1993 openers and requires working photo eyes.

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A practical next step

Write down the full opener or accessory model number from its label. Use the linked manufacturer documentation to match the exact replacement part. If a safety part or wiring is involved, bring that information to a trained technician.

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Evidence status

Only the facts identified above are supported by the current source set. Missing model-to-part pairs remain unknown.

A chart is a checklist, not a blanket promise

Genie’s ACSCTG-UNIV2 chart has distinct rows for Intellicode, CodeDodger, several Chamberlain Group LEARN-button generations and other named systems. Look for the row that matches the installed receiver, then read the safety and age notes around it. White Security+ 3.0 is not named in that chart, which means its fit remains unverified here rather than explicitly impossible.

Each universal remote has its own maker chart. These searches let you compare exact SKU listings only after reading the chart that names your opener's protocol.

These links open Amazon search results, not a verified individual listing. Compare the exact manufacturer model and your opener manual before buying.

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Official sources and review scope

These links support the claims on this page. Check your exact model and the manufacturer's latest revision before buying or programming.

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