Opener model
GK-R
What this site holds on it
- Model
- GK-R
- Type
- Keypad
- Brand family
- Genie
- Listings naming it
- 1
One listing names GK-R, and it is a Genie GK-R keypad with PIN entry behind a flip-up cover. It states that it covers all Genie Intellicode openers, which is a claim about a product family rather than about a list of model numbers. Family-level claims are broader and correspondingly less precise than a listing that prints the number off your own unit.
Generation
Not applicable. Genie documents a program or set button on the powerhead rather than a colored Learn button. What the button colors do say.
Listings that name this model
Genie GK-R Wireless Keypad
A PIN entry keypad with a flip-up cover. The listing states all Genie Intellicode openers.
Read the listing
How to check this yourself
- Confirm you need an outside keypad rather than a handheld remote, and check whether the existing pad is mounted to brick, siding or a frame before you order.
- Read the model number from the powerhead of the opener and find the program or set button on it.
- Check Genie’s programming documentation to see whether your opener model is described as an Intellicode unit.
- Read the listing for the words Intellicode and GK-R, and note that a family-level claim has not named your specific opener model.
- If your opener is a Genie but Genie’s own documentation does not place it in the Intellicode family, treat the family claim as not reaching your unit.
Two different numbers
- The number on your remote and the number on your opener motor unit are different things. This page is about the model number as the listings print it, not about your opener generation.
- Nothing on this page infers compatibility. If a listing does not name your model, this site will not name it either.