LiftMaster L932M MAX 2-Button Keychain Remote – Security+ 3.0 and Security+ 2.0 Compatible

The LiftMaster L932M is a compact two-button keychain remote designed to control as many as two compatible garage doors, gates or access points. It supports multiple generations of LiftMaster, Chamberlain and most Craftsman openers manufactured after 1997 and equipped with required safety sensors.

Its portable keychain design provides everyday access without requiring a full-size visor transmitter. Under suitable conditions, the remote offers an operating range of up to 1,300 feet.

Features and Specifications

• Manufacturer: LiftMaster

• Model: L932M

• Number of buttons: Two

• Capacity: Up to two compatible doors or gates

• Maximum stated range: Up to 1,300 feet under suitable conditions

• Battery: One CR2032 battery, included

• Dimensions: 2.56" × 0.66" × 1.36"

• Product weight: Approximately 0.06 lb

• Operating temperature: -13°F to 167°F

• Security: Encrypted rolling-code communication

• Warranty: One year

Compatibility

The L932M supports compatible systems using:

• Security+ 3.0 with a white Learn button

• Security+ 2.0 with a yellow Learn button

• Security+ 315 MHz with a purple or brown Learn button

• Security+ 390 MHz with a red or orange Learn button

• Select LiftMaster, Chamberlain and Craftsman openers manufactured after 1997

The myQ app can assist with remote setup on compatible openers using a yellow or white Learn button. A compatible myQ-connected opener and current app support are required for app-based setup.

This remote is not intended for older DIP-switch receivers or openers manufactured before the supported date range. Check the opener’s Learn-button color and model before ordering.

For three-channel control in a visor-mounted format, see the LiftMaster L993M MAX 3-Button Visor Remote.

Programming and Safety

Program the remote while standing within reach of the opener’s Learn button, but remain clear of the moving door. Erasing the receiver’s memory can remove every programmed remote and keypad, so follow the opener-specific programming instructions carefully.

After programming, test each button individually. The garage door must reverse correctly when the photoelectric safety beam is interrupted and when it contacts a properly placed obstruction.