One of the wireless keypads for my (several) garage door openers has failed. These are Chamberlain (now Liftmaster I think) garage doors originally bought from Screwfix.
Replacement keypads cost a ridiculous amount in the UK, typically around £90, for example here is an exact replacement for mine:-
This all smacks to me of restrictive practices and/or price fixing, is it worth reporting to trading standards?
Regardless of the above has anyone got any suggestions for a keypad to operate a garage door that won't cost an arm and a leg? It doesn't actually have to be wireless as the keypad is on the outside of the garage, all it needs to do is provide a momentary closure on entering the correct code. I have found one offered by an Ebay supplier which costs £40 which is not *too* unreasonable but still seems a little expensive.
I'm quite happy to DIY it a bit, e.g. buy some components and a box, as I was an elextronics engineer once upon a time and can still solder OK and build electronicky things.