LiftMaster Commercial Garage Door Openers

LiftMaster Commercial Door Openers

All Security Equipment carries 29 LiftMaster commercial garage door opener models, from light-duty units with built-in Wi-Fi to Logic 5.0 industrial jackshaft, trolley, hoist and slide operators. These commercial door openers serve loading docks, warehouses, shops, pole barns and facilities run by property teams and door installers. The line also includes LiftMaster MAXUM commercial operators and a specialty overhead operator with battery backup.

Choose an operator by door type, door area and how many times the door cycles each day. Every LiftMaster operator page asks you to calculate the door area to confirm compatibility. For MAXUM models only, browse LiftMaster MAXUM Commercial Operators; for model highlights, read LiftMaster Commercial Garage Door Opener - Suitable for Many Business Applications.

What is a LiftMaster commercial door operator?

A LiftMaster commercial door operator is a motorized opener that opens and closes commercial sectional, rolling and sliding doors. This collection covers four drive types:

Jackshaft: mounts on the wall beside the door and turns the door's shaft.
Trolley: runs on a rail above the door and pulls it open and closed.
Hoist: for doors where a manual hoist is required.
Slide: moves single and bi-parting sliding doors.

LiftMaster commercial door openers by duty level

Duty level tells you how many open-and-close cycles an operator is rated for, so match it to how often the door runs.

Light-duty LiftMaster commercial openers

The light duty models are rated for up to 10 cycles per hour and fewer than 25 cycles per day, with built-in Wi-Fi and myQ monitoring and control. The LiftMaster LJ8900W Light-Duty Commercial Door Operator for Sectional Doors and the LiftMaster LJ8950W Light-Duty Commercial Operator for Rolling Doors suit dock doors and small warehouses, including a roll up door. The LiftMaster DDO8900W Light-Duty Commercial Dock Door Operator handles doors up to 14 ft high and 16 ft wide. The LiftMaster Light-Duty Commercial or Residential Door Operator is rated for residential and commercial doors with light-duty cycles, including pole barns, and adds Bluetooth to Wi-Fi.

Medium-duty LiftMaster Logic operators

The LiftMaster MJ5011U Medium-Duty Logic Jackshaft Operator is rated for up to 12 cycles per hour and up to 50 cycles per day with an intermittent-rated motor, on doors up to 14 ft high as standard. Other medium duty options include the LiftMaster MGJ Medium-Duty Logic Gear-Reduced Jackshaft Operator, the LiftMaster MH 1/2 HP Medium-Duty Logic Hoist Operator, the LiftMaster MHS 1/2 HP Slow-Speed Hoist Operator for Rolling Sheet Doors and the LiftMaster Medium-Duty Logic Trolley Operator.

Industrial-duty LiftMaster operators with Logic 5.0

The J, H, T and SD industrial operators run on a solid-state Logic 5.0 circuit board, include a programmable timer-to-close, and are rated for up to 25 cycles per hour and 90 cycles per day with a continuous-rated motor. Choose the LiftMaster J 1/2 HP Industrial-Duty Jackshaft Operator where a manual hoist is not required, and the LiftMaster H-Hoist 1/2 HP Commercial Door Operator where one is. The LiftMaster GH 1/2 HP Heavy Industrial-Duty Gear-Reduced Hoist Operator is rated for up to 125 cycles per day when spread over at least 8 hours.

For trolley installations, the LiftMaster T 1/2 HP Industrial-Duty Trolley Operator also comes in 3/4 HP and 1 HP versions. For sliding doors, the LiftMaster SD 1/2 HP Heavy Industrial-Duty Slide Operator and the LiftMaster GSD 1/2 HP Heavy Industrial-Duty Slide Operator come in several horsepower options.

MAXUM and specialty LiftMaster operators

The MAXUM line includes jackshaft, hoist and trolley operators. The LiftMaster MAXUM Jackshaft Commercial Door Operator listing includes free myQ Smart Facility Access, plus an optional DC45AH 4.5Ah battery backup kit and a CPS-U monitored photo eye kit. The LiftMaster HCTDCUL Specialty Overhead Operator uses a 24VDC motor with battery backup for up to 72 days of standby power or 112 cycles, plus myQ, a 5-year warranty and rail lengths from 8 to 16 ft.

How to choose the right LiftMaster commercial garage door opener

Door type: sectional, rolling, dock and sliding doors each have matching models, so start with the door you have.
Drive type: a jackshaft frees ceiling space, a trolley operator runs on a rail above the door, and a hoist operator suits doors that need a manual hoist. Compare jackshaft commercial door operators, trolley commercial door operators and hoist commercial door operators.
Cycles per day: light-duty models handle fewer than 25 per day, the LiftMaster MJ5011U up to 50, the industrial J, H, T and SD up to 90, and the GH up to 125.
Door area: calculate the door area and compare it with the limits on the product page before ordering.
Connectivity and backup power: light-duty models include Wi-Fi and myQ; the HCTDCUL has battery backup, and MAXUM offers an optional battery kit.
Accessories and parts: add photo eyes, controls and replacement parts from commercial door operator accessories and commercial door operator parts.

How much does a LiftMaster commercial door opener cost?

Price depends mostly on duty level and drive type. Equipment examples at All Security Equipment include the LiftMaster LJ8900W Light-Duty Commercial Door Operator for Sectional Doors at about $517, the LiftMaster MJ5011U Medium-Duty Logic Jackshaft Operator at about $821, the LiftMaster T 1/2 HP Industrial-Duty Trolley Operator at about $893, and the LiftMaster GSD Heavy Industrial-Duty Slide Operators from about $3,099. These are equipment prices, not installed quotes. Budget separately for accessories, mounting hardware and professional installation, and check each product page for current pricing.

Why buy your LiftMaster commercial door operator from All Security Equipment

All Security Equipment carries LiftMaster commercial operators across four duty levels, along with the accessories and parts to complete an installation. Share your door type, door size and daily cycle count with the customer service and technical support team for help matching an operator, rail length or accessory to the door.

Frequently asked questions

What is a jackshaft garage door opener?

A jackshaft garage door opener mounts on the wall beside the door and turns the door's torsion shaft directly, which leaves the ceiling clear. LiftMaster jackshaft models at All Security Equipment include the J, MJ5011U, MGJ and MAXUM Jackshaft operators.

What's the difference between a jackshaft and a trolley garage door opener?

A jackshaft mounts beside the door and turns its shaft, while a trolley operator mounts above the door and pulls it along a rail. Jackshaft models save ceiling space; trolley models like the LiftMaster T Industrial-Duty Trolley Operator need room for the rail.

How much does a LiftMaster commercial garage door opener cost?

At All Security Equipment, equipment prices run from about $499 for the LiftMaster Light-Duty Commercial or Residential Door Operator to about $3,450 for the GSD 1 HP slide operator, before installation. Check each product page for current pricing.

Do LiftMaster commercial door operators have battery backup?

Some do. The LiftMaster HCTDCUL Specialty Overhead Operator includes battery backup for up to 72 days of standby power or 112 cycles, and the LiftMaster MAXUM Jackshaft Commercial Door Operator offers an optional DC45AH 4.5Ah battery backup kit.

Which LiftMaster commercial door openers work with myQ?

The LJ8900W, LJ8950W and DDO8900W light-duty operators have built-in Wi-Fi with myQ monitoring and control, and the LiftMaster Light-Duty Commercial or Residential Door Operator adds Bluetooth. The HCTDCUL supports myQ, and the MAXUM Jackshaft listing includes free myQ Smart Facility Access.

Which LiftMaster commercial door opener is right for my door?

Match the operator to the door type, the door area and the cycles per day: light-duty for fewer than 25 cycles a day, the MJ5011U for up to 50, and Logic 5.0 industrial models for up to 90 (125 for the GH). Send your door details to All Security Equipment's customer service and technical support team for help choosing.