LiftMaster 300MC Multi-Code Compatible Remote 10 Switch 300MHz

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  • LiftMaster 300MC Multi-Code compatible remote; 300 MHz, single-button transmitter with 10-position DIP switch coding (1024 combinations)
  • Compatibility: Works with Multi-Code 300 MHz 10-switch systems, including Linear/Multi-Code receivers 1090 (single-channel) and 1099 (dual-channel); replaces Multi-Code 3089 remotes
  • Simple setup: Match the 10 DIP switches in the remote to your receiver’s switch pattern—no software or reprogramming at the opener head required
  • Included in the box: 1 remote transmitter, visor clip, installed 12V A23 battery, and quick-start instructions
  • Visor-mount design for convenient in-vehicle access with a large, easy-press button for reliable operation
  • Fixed-code operation for legacy Multi-Code systems only; not compatible with LiftMaster Security+/Security+ 2.0, rolling code, Genie Intellicode, or other frequencies
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The LiftMaster 300MC is a one-button visor remote transmitter designed to work with Multi-Code 300 MHz radio systems that use 10 DIP switch coding. Ideal as a replacement transmitter or spare for garage door openers and gate operators, it provides reliable, simple operation for residential or light commercial applications that use Linear/Multi-Code style receivers. Operating at 300 MHz with a fixed-code 10-switch format, this remote is not compatible with rolling-code systems such as LiftMaster Security+, Security+ 2.0, Genie Intellicode, or other non-300 MHz platforms.

Programming is straightforward: open the remote’s case, set the 10 internal DIP switches to match the corresponding 10-switch code on your Multi-Code-compatible receiver or existing working transmitter, close the case, and test the system. Typical use cases include compatibility with Multi-Code 300 MHz 10-switch receivers and transmitters often referenced in the field (for example, commonly used in systems equivalent to Multi-Code 3089-style configurations). The 300MC is a single-channel transmitter with a visor clip and transmission indicator, making it a practical replacement part or upgrade for users standardizing on Multi-Code 300 MHz systems. For safety, keep remotes out of children’s reach and verify proper opener/gate entrapment protection; only use where line-of-sight operation is safe and test operation after programming.

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Multi-Code Compatible Radio Control List

This list covers all major brands that offer remotes, keypads, and receivers compatible with the 300MHz Multi-Code system.

1. Multi-Code Compatible Remotes (300 MHz)
BrandModel(s)StyleReplaces
Linear / Multi-Code3089 / 3060 / 3070Visor / KeychainOriginal Units
Digi-CodeDC-5010 / DC-5040Visor / Mini3089 / 3060
LiftMaster300MC1-Button Visor3089 / MCS308911
Keystone HeddolfM219-1K / M220-1KKeychain / Visor3060 / 3089
Transmitter SolutionsStinger / Firefly 300MCDCompact Visor / KeychainAll 10-Switch 300MHz
SkyLinkSD-300 / 100AKeychain / Visor3089 / 3060
ChallengerMC1010 / MC1020 / MC4210Standard VisorMulti-Code Format
2. Compatible Wireless Keypads
BrandModelFrequencyCompatibility
Multi-Code4200 / 420001300 MHz10-Dip Switch Receivers
Digi-CodeDC-5200300 MHzMulti-Code 1090 / 1099
Transmitter SolutionsDOLKPW300300 MHzStandard Multi-Code
Chamberlain / LMKLIK2U / 387LMUniversalMust set to Multi-Code mode
3. Multi-Code Compatible Receivers
BrandModelPowerNotes
Multi-Code1090 / 1099 / 302812V-24V / 24V Plug-inIndustry standard
Digi-CodeDC-5100 / DC-511012V-24V / 24VDirect replacement for 1090
Transmitter SolutionsTransceiver 30012V-24VHigh sensitivity/range
Technical Tip: Universal Remotes

Models like the Chamberlain KLIK3U or LiftMaster 380UT can work with Multi-Code, but they do not have physical dip switches. You must use a "Step-and-Set" programming method to simulate the 10-switch code.