Which wall control works with my garage door opener?
Separate the wired opener-control path from wireless radio accessories. Search the exact opener model or the wall-control model you are replacing; conditional rows keep serial, date-code and receiver boundaries visible instead of guessing.
SOURCE-VERIFIED WALL-CONTROL DATASET
1Wired wall controlFollows the opener logic/control interface. An add-on radio receiver normally does not change this path.
2Wireless wall consoleActs like a radio accessory. The active receiver / radio generation controls compatibility.
3Exact model firstModel-specific manufacturer evidence outranks a same-brand or same-connector guess.
4Unknown stays unknownA missing row is not an incompatibility claim.
5 verified / conditional wall-control records shown
VERIFIED EXACTChamberlain
WIRED / LOGIC PATH
041A7327-1 — Motion-Detecting Wall Control Panel
Verified for Chamberlain B4603T
Control pathOpener logic / wall-control interface
EvidenceExact model relationship
Featuresdoor · light · motion
Chamberlain's current 041A7327-1 compatibility list explicitly includes B4603T.
Factory motion-detecting wall control — Motion-Detecting Wall Control Panel
Verified for Chamberlain B6713T
Control pathOpener logic / wall-control interface
EvidenceExact model relationship
Featuresdoor · light · motion
Chamberlain's current B6713T product page lists a motion-detecting wall control in the included package. The page does not establish a replacement part number in the text used here, so verify the current parts diagram before ordering.
Chamberlain Group documents the 888LM/889LM control-panel family for Chamberlain/LiftMaster Security+ openers manufactured after 1998 with purple or red/orange Learn buttons. Do not apply this to Security+ 2.0 yellow-button openers.
A same-brand or myQ label does not make 889LM universal. Verify the opener generation and manufacture date before ordering.
Genie's chart lists Chamberlain yellow Security+ 2.0, purple Security+, red/orange Security+, green Billion Code and selected DIP-switch branches. Confirm the active receiver/Learn-button generation before programming.
Because this console is wireless, an external receiver can change compatibility even though the wired wall-control path is unchanged.
Receiver-override boundary: an external receiver can change compatibility for a wireless wall console because it uses the radio path. It does not turn an incompatible wired wall control into a compatible one.
Current scope: 33 exact-model, manufacturer-generation and universal-wireless records across LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Linear/Nice, Marantec, Overhead Door, Craftsman-generation rules and Raynor model evidence. Coverage is intentionally incomplete.