MyQ Smart Garage Hub Add-on Door Sensor - $9.97 ATL

FYI, MyQ has a pretty bad reputation of breaking often on it's own, and/or breaking if you integrate with HomeAssistant.

enko wrote: ↑ FYI, MyQ has a pretty bad reputation of breaking often on it's own, and/or breaking if you integrate with HomeAssistant.

Guess it is a hit and miss thing. I got lucky then...the MyQ setup I have, has been working for 3 years. Mind you, it is stand alone and I only control it using the MyQ app...

Both the remote controller and the door sensor has been working fine. I had to replace the battery in the door sensor...but that's all I needed to do with it the past 3 years.

I’ve had mine for nearly 8 years and have only had to replace the battery twice…

3 yrs with MyQ and haven't had any issues

Just echoing what most have said here. Had mine 2 years and it’s been flawless so far…

I'm using the original Myq gateway and it works flawless with Samsung Smartthings.

Does anyone know if this add on works with the newer G0402 hub? That's the white version

vkizzle wrote: ↑ I'm using the original Myq gateway and it works flawless with Samsung Smartthings.

Would you give me instructions how to setup with SmartThings please

desiboy06 wrote: ↑ Would you give me instructions how to setup with SmartThings please

A little bit of foot work...

https://github.com/brbeaird/SmartThings_MyQ

Funnyshirt wrote: ↑Does anyone know if this add on works with the newer G0402 hub? That's the white version

I too would like to know...

Funnyshirt wrote: ↑ Does anyone know if this add on works with the newer G0402 hub? That's the white version

From the Chamberlain website for the MYQ-G0302

BRAND COMPATIBILITY
IMPORTANT: Requires purchase of either the first generation myQ Garage™ (Models MYQ-G0201 and 821LM) or second generation myQ® Smart Garage™ Hub (Models MYQ-G0301 and 821LMB). Each sold separately. Each Hub can control up to two garage door openers.
myQ® Smart Garage™ Door Sensor is compatible with both LiftMaster® and Chamberlain® brands.

rlongo12 wrote: ↑ From the Chamberlain website for the MYQ-G0302

BRAND COMPATIBILITY
IMPORTANT: Requires purchase of either the first generation myQ Garage™ (Models MYQ-G0201 and 821LM) or second generation myQ® Smart Garage™ Hub (Models MYQ-G0301 and 821LMB). Each sold separately. Each Hub can control up to two garage door openers.
myQ® Smart Garage™ Door Sensor is compatible with both LiftMaster® and Chamberlain® brands.

Thanks I did see this but am working on the assumption that this addon was created prior to the newer hub and therefore the newer hub is not listed here.

The new white addon is backward compatible with the G0301 so I'm hoping they are essentially the same.

Funnyshirt wrote: ↑ Thanks I did see this but am working on the assumption that this addon was created prior to the newer hub and therefore the newer hub is not listed here.

The new white addon is backward compatible with the G0301 so I'm hoping they are essentially the same.

I guess you can confirm directly with Chamberlain. Unsure how quickly they would reply?!?!

I have these sensors and they give quite a bit of false alarm of the door is open even when is closed especially with extreme temperatures. I put a camera in my garage so i can verify did i really left the doors opened....

This is what the online support said but at $10 I'll give it a shot and try it out once I get the hub too (sorry for the screen grab quality)

Funnyshirt wrote: ↑ This is what the online support said but at $10 I'll give it a shot and try it out once I get the hub too (sorry for the screen grab quality)

So has anyone been able to confirm whether the 302 sensors (this one for $9.97) will work with the new generation of hubs (MYQ-G0401)?

rvs007 wrote: ↑ So has anyone been able to confirm whether the 302 sensors (this one for $9.97) will work with the new generation of hubs (MYQ-G0401)?

Can confirm the G0401 works with this.

enko wrote: ↑ FYI, MyQ has a pretty bad reputation of breaking often on it's own, and/or breaking if you integrate with HomeAssistant.

If you’re using Home Assistant, why not build your own?