Mighty Mule Replacement Control Board for Mighty Mule Gate Openers (R4211), Red
Mighty Mule Replacement Control Board for Mighty Mule Gate Openers (R4211), Red
Description
Product Description Mighty Mule Replacement Control Board MM500 Series, Red From the Manufacturer The R4211 control board is the replacement circuit board for the Mighty Mule FM500, FM502, the PRO-SW2500, PRO-SW2502, PRO-SW3000XL, PRO-SW3200XL, PRO-SW4000XL and the PRO-SW4200XL automatic gate openers. This control board is meant to be a durable, reliable replacement for the circuit board in any of these gate openers. The R4211 control board is capable of handling single and dual gate installations and it can support push-to-open and pull-to-open settings. All GTO/Mighty Mule accessories will work with this board and it is made to fit easily into any control box.
Item Details
Pickup Location
4031 Market Center Dr Suite 303
North Las Vegas, NV, 89030
Quality
brand
Mighty MuleEstimated Retail Price
$339.13
color
REDweight
0.75 lbsBuyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1041203358
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Features
- The R4211 is a replacement control board for the FM500/FM502 & MM560/MM562 series swing gate openers
- UL 325 6th Edition Compliant that features Mighty Mule's exclusive Dual Sense Technology for additional protection & safety
- Can handle push and pull-to-open settings and dual gate operation and can direct power from a solar panel or from an AC transformer
- Is an ideal replacement control board if a previous board was burned out by a lightning strike, a power surge or if the previous board was burned out by reversed battery wiring
- Built to support all Mighty Mule accessories. Not compatible with the Mighty Mule FM200, MM260, FM350/352 and MM360 automatic gate openers
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