External Universal Receiver ACSR10 (Discontinued) | 36163S.S

Need an exact match for the external radio receiver on an existing Overhead Door or Genie installation? The ACSR10 is an external universal radio receiver that lets your garage door opener respond to Overhead Door CodeDodger and Genie Intellicode remote controls.

Discontinued by the manufacturer. Overhead Door no longer makes this part. Our remaining stock is limited, and once it's gone, it's gone. The current replacement is our External Single Door Receiver | 41487R (see Works With / Replaces below).

Does this fit my opener?

• Works with all Overhead Door CodeDodger and Genie Intellicode remote controls (transmitters)
• Used as an add-on external receiver on Overhead Door and Genie garage door openers
• How to confirm: check the label on your existing receiver for part number 36163S.S, 36163R, 36163S, 20440R, or model ACSR10. If you're matching an existing install, this is the same part

Specifications

• Part number: 36163S.S
• Model: ACSR10
• Also listed as: 36163R, 36163S, 36163SS, 20440R
• Brand: Overhead Door (genuine OEM)
• Type: External universal radio receiver
• Remote compatibility: Overhead Door CodeDodger and Genie Intellicode
• Status: Discontinued by manufacturer

What's Included

• (1) ACSR10 external radio receiver

Remote controls are sold separately. Compatible remotes include part ACSR10R or part 37219R.

Works With / Replaces

• Replaces older part numbers 36163R, 36163S, and 20440R
• Current replacement: once this part sells out, use our External Single Door Receiver | 41487R (OCR1D-P), which replaces 36163S.S. It includes an AC adapter and one 3-button remote, and can operate up to 64 CodeDodger or Intellicode remotes
• For three doors, see our External Three Door Receiver | 41488S

Installation Notes

Unplug the opener before doing any wiring. Mount the receiver near the opener and wire it to the opener following the instructions included with the receiver, then plug the opener back in and program your remotes to the receiver. Test every remote, and confirm the door reverses properly with the safety sensors before regular use. Tools: screwdriver and wire strippers.