Genie 36359R Garage Door Radio Kit 3-button Remote

Product Description

The GENIE 36359R is a garage door radio kit designed for use with both commercial and residential overhead door systems. This kit provides wireless access control by pairing a 3-button remote transmitter with compatible GENIE receivers. The gray housing is compact and purpose-built for the demands of daily gate and door operation. Licensed technicians and facility maintenance professionals typically specify this kit when upgrading or replacing existing radio control hardware on commercial properties, though it is equally suited to residential installations requiring reliable radio frequency access.

The 36359R is applicable across a broad range of door control scenarios, including commercial loading dock doors, warehouse entrances, and residential garage installations. The 3-button configuration allows a single remote to control multiple doors or access points, making it a practical choice for multi-bay facilities or homeowners managing more than one overhead door. The gray color finish blends with standard door hardware and operator housings.

Key Features

• 3-button remote included for control of multiple doors or access points
• Compatible with both commercial and residential overhead door applications
• Gray housing finish suits standard operator and hardware aesthetics
• Packaged as a complete radio kit — single-unit packaging, ready for immediate installation
• Hardware Type: Radio Kit, suitable for wireless access control upgrades

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement radio kit for GENIE commercial and residential garage door operator systems requiring a 3-button wireless remote transmitter solution.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed door systems technician or qualified facility maintenance professional. Before beginning any wiring or receiver connections, disconnect power to the door operator at the circuit breaker or disconnect switch. Follow the door operator manufacturer wiring diagram when connecting the receiver; consult local electrical codes and the NEC for low-voltage wiring requirements. Do not attempt to pair or test the remote while the door is in motion or under manual override.