LiftMaster CAPXS Smart Video Intercom-S — 5-Inch Touchscreen, myQ Community

The LiftMaster CAPXS Smart Video Intercom-S combines a compact 5-inch touchscreen with visitor video and two-way audio for a properly configured building or gate entry. It gives residents a way to review visitors and manage access through myQ Community, while property administrators manage the connected system. This is an access-control device, not a door lock or gate operator. A monthly myQ Community subscription is required, and the installation also needs suitable power, network connectivity and compatible entry hardware.

Compatibility — Models, Versions and Exclusions

Plan the Complete Entry System

The intercom provides a visitor interface, but the controlled opening still needs the equipment that physically secures or moves it. A building-door application may require a suitable electronic strike or other approved locking arrangement. A vehicular gate needs its own operator and protection devices. Have the installer confirm the interface rather than assuming any lock or motor can be connected directly.

Before purchasing, identify how the property will connect to the network, who will administer access and which residents will receive invitations. Confirm current subscription terms and the features included in the chosen plan. Video recording, retention and account permissions should be checked with the service provider; a hardware purchase alone does not establish unlimited storage or free ongoing service.

Specifications and Product Identification

Before Ordering

• Identify the door or gate, the existing controller and the required visitor workflow.
• Have the installer verify power and network requirements using the current CAPXS manual.
• Confirm the myQ Community subscription and who will own the property account.
• Check mounting space, weather exposure, accessibility and camera viewing position.

Package Contents and Separate Requirements

This SKU identifies the CAPXS intercom. Do not assume the order includes an electronic strike, gate operator, network service, subscription, pedestal or every site mounting component. Confirm the current carton and mounting accessories before ordering. Replacing an older intercom may require changes to wiring and entry hardware even when the available wall space appears sufficient.

Safety Warnings — Read Before Installation or Service

• WARNING: Incorrect access-control wiring can create unsafe door or gate operation. Use a qualified installer familiar with the controlled opening.
• Isolate power before wiring. Do not connect a lock or operator output without confirming the approved electrical interface.
• An intercom does not detect entrapment and does not replace gate photo eyes, safety edges or required emergency-egress provisions.
• Test visitor calls, authorized release and the opening’s independent safety functions before normal use.

Related Products and Important Differences

• KPW250 wireless keypad — compare a keypad-based access option when video communication is not required; verify the receiving operator separately.
• LMRRUL monitored photo eye — a separate protection device for approved gate operators; CAPXS does not perform its sensing function.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the touchscreen 10 inches?

No. CAPXS is the compact Smart Video Intercom-S with a 5-inch touchscreen. Do not apply specifications from larger CAP-family models.

Is myQ Community free with the hardware?

A monthly subscription is required. Confirm current pricing, available features and account arrangements before purchase.

Does the intercom include a gate opener or door lock?

No complete opening system is established by this listing. Select the controlled hardware and required installation accessories separately.

Can a wireless keypad provide the same visitor video?

No. KPW250 offers a different access method. It does not provide CAPXS visitor video or its cloud-managed intercom functions.

Need Help Confirming the Right Product?

Contact Garage-DoorParts.com before ordering. Send the full equipment model, readable part labels and photographs of the installed assembly. Include the dimensions, electrical configuration or accessory details relevant to your project so the listing can be checked against the actual installation.