Linear 302850 Multi-Code Two Channel Gate Receiver 12-24V 3028-50

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302850

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  • Linear Multi-Code 3028-50 (302850) two-channel gate/garage receiver for controlling two separate devices
  • Operates on 12–24 VAC/VDC for flexible integration with most gate operators and access systems
  • Compatibility: works with Multi-Code 300 MHz DIP-switch transmitters, including models 3089, 4120, and 4140 (and other Multi-Code 300 MHz remotes)
  • Simple setup: match transmitter DIP switches; connect power and operator inputs via screw terminals
  • Reliable 300 MHz RF reception with external wire whip antenna for enhanced range
  • Low-profile housing fits inside most operator control boxes and enclosures
  • Includes: two-channel receiver, wire whip antenna, and installation guide
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The Linear 302850 Multi-Code Two Channel Gate Receiver (model 3028-50) is a 300 MHz external radio receiver designed to add or restore remote control capability to gate operators, commercial door operators, and garage door openers. Operating on 12–24 VAC or VDC, it provides two independent relay outputs so you can control two separate operators or two functions on a single operator. This universal-style receiver works with Multi-Code fixed-code transmitters at 300 MHz, making it a practical replacement or upgrade for residential, commercial, and industrial applications that rely on the Multi-Code format.

Setup is straightforward: each channel has its own DIP switch bank so you match the receiver’s code settings to the corresponding Multi-Code remotes or keypads. Compatible devices include common 300 MHz Multi-Code transmitters such as 3089 one-button remotes, 3060 keychain remotes, 3070 two-button remotes, and Multi-Code 300 MHz keypads. The receiver’s dry-contact outputs wire to the operator’s push-button/activation inputs, enabling momentary control without altering the operator’s logic. For best performance, power the unit from the operator’s accessory power, mount in a suitable enclosure or within the operator housing, and orient the antenna for clear line-of-sight. This receiver uses the fixed-code Multi-Code format and is not compatible with Linear MegaCode, Delta-3, LiftMaster/Chamberlain Security+, Genie Intellicode, or other rolling-code systems. Always install in accordance with the gate or door operator’s instructions and applicable safety standards (e.g., UL 325), including the use of appropriate entrapment protection devices.

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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.