Costco Wholesale has for its
Members: 1/2 HP Chamberlain Smart Wi-Fi Belt Drive Garage Door Opener (B2215T) on sale for $199.99 - $50 off manufacturer's savings =
$149.99.
Shipping is free.
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About this product:
- Manage your garage door, monitor activity using the myQ mobile app
- Powerful single light lens making it safer to enter and exit your vehicle
- Ultra-quiet DC motor and belt drive system
- Integrated battery backup ensures garage door operation even when power is lost
- Compatibility with myQ In-Garage Delivery Partners, you can monitor every delivery with real-time video streaming through the myQ app
- BILT intelligent instructions provide easy, step-by-step guidance in 3D, so getting set up is a breeze
- Security+ 2.0 encryption generates over 100 billion unique codes to ensure only your remote opens the garage door
- Bluetooth to reduce setup time and make it easy to connect and start using the myQ app
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1) they've actively blocked homebridge to prevent being used with HomeKit
2) they stopped selling the HomeKit adapter/bridge for their existing Smart Openers
3) their retrofit transmitter/sensor also doesn't work with HomeKit
Pretty lame and short-sighted and lost any goodwill with me. I would've considered their smart camera if it worked with HomeKit/homebridge/anything else. But Will def avoid chamberlain family products in the future
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1) they've actively blocked homebridge to prevent being used with HomeKit
2) they stopped selling the HomeKit adapter/bridge for their existing Smart Openers
3) their retrofit transmitter/sensor also doesn't work with HomeKit
Pretty lame and short-sighted and lost any goodwill with me. I would've considered their smart camera if it worked with HomeKit/homebridge/anything else. But Will def avoid chamberlain family products in the future
Buy a RatGDO and wire it up, best decision you'll make with one of these. F Chamberlain.
When it's working, its fine. But one day it will will lose its wifi connection for whatever reason - so you'd be like no big deal, I'll just reset it or re-program it. That's where you'd be wrong - because it will not work! Not matter what steps you follow on their app or via the website or read about other people's experiences (mostly complaints about this same issue), it just will not work.
I've owned and used and still use tens of Wifi APs, routers, smart plugs, IP cameras, Nest, Ring, etc. ALL of them can be re-programmed easier and with no issues, compared to this unit. Which to this day after 2 months still refuses to connect no matter what kind of reset, soft, hard, unplug, disconnect backup battery. It just simply refuses to reconnect to wifi again.
I guess I could call the original garage door installer guy again and pay another $200 for it, but no thank you. Never again for Chamberlain/Craftsman products.
When it's working, its fine. But one day it will will lose its wifi connection for whatever reason - so you'd be like no big deal, I'll just reset it or re-program it. That's where you'd be wrong - because it will not work! Not matter what steps you follow on their app or via the website or read about other people's experiences (mostly complaints about this same issue), it just will not work.
I've owned and used and still use tens of Wifi APs, routers, smart plugs, IP cameras, Nest, Ring, etc. ALL of them can be re-programmed easier and with no issues, compared to this unit. Which to this day after 2 months still refuses to connect no matter what kind of reset, soft, hard, unplug, disconnect backup battery. It just simply refuses to reconnect to wifi again.
I guess I could call the original garage door installer guy again and pay another $200 for it, but no thank you. Never again for Chamberlain/Craftsman products.
That happened to me a couple years ago. It took me a while but I eventually figured it out. It turns out it was due to upgrading my router. The older integrated opener units operate on wifi 802.11b and my new router broadcasted on 802.11ac. It's an incompatible hardware issue and it's not specific to MyQ. Any "smart" device produced prior to the release of 802.11a would not be able to connect to a wifi router broadcasting a newer version. My workaround was to buy a $20 signal repeater that had a dedicated 2.4ghz signal and was able to receive 802.11a wifi signals. I connected the opener to that 2.4ghz signal and never had an issue again. The newer Chamberlains have upgraded hardware and wouldn't experience the same wifi incompatibility issue.
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$189 on sale THD
$40 extension
$130 install each from THD
Original price: $340
Original HD sale price: $229 (purchase price)
Second HD sale price: $199 (price adjusted - return $30)
Third HD sale price: $149 (price adjusted again - return $50)
Fourth HD sale price: $99 (price adjusted again - return $50).
Final install price $99 (self installed). Its a beast and well worth $99.
you can get the 3D installation manual from the BILT app.
I also already had a Liftmaster MyQ Homebridge hub and was able to add this opener to it for Apple HomeKit. This hub is discontinued but if you already have one this opener will work with it.