Restore accurate gate stopping and reduce downtime with this 2pack of replacement limit switch magnets for automatic sliding gate openers. Designed as direct accessories for magnetic limitswitch systems, the set includes one red and one blue magnet for easy, colorcoded installation. Key benefits Quick fix for gates that fail to stop, reverse, or stall because of worn or missing limit magnets. Colorcoded pair (red and blue) makes it simple to identify and align open and closed positions during installation and maintenance. Small spare set to keep on hand for routine service, reducing time and service calls. What it does and why you need it These magnets actuate the gate opener's magnetic limit switch (reed switch or magnetic sensor) to reliably signal the opener when to stop or change direction. Replacing old or weak magnets restores precise stopping points and smooth gate operation without replacing the entire limit switch assembly. Useful as a preventive spare during seasonal maintenance or when performing gate system troubleshooting. Key attributes Quantity: 2pack (one red, one blue) for colorcoded placement. Purpose: Replacement magnets for limitswitch activation on automatic sliding gate openers. Compatibility: Intended for sliding gate openers that use magnetic limit switches; fits as a replacement accessory for compatible systems. Form factor: Compact, lowprofile magnets for straightforward mounting and alignment with existing limit switch brackets. Performance: Provides consistent magnetic activation to help maintain precise gate stopping and reliable operation. Typical applications Residential driveway sliding gates: worn limit magnets to restore accurate open/close stops and reduce impact wear on the gate. Light commercial gates and parking entrances: Keep a spare pair for quick onsite repairs and to minimize operational downtime. Maintenance and installation: Use during routine service checks or when adjusting gate travel limits to achieve precise alignment. Installation tips Turn off power to the gate opener before performing any maintenance. Match the colored magnets to the open and closed positions as required by your opener's setup. Align the magnet with the limit switch sensor so the magnet passes close enough to reliably trigger the sensor without contact. Test gate travel after installation and adjust the magnet position if for precise stopping. What to check before buying Confirm your sliding gate opener uses a magnetic limit switch or reed sensor that is triggered by an external magnet. Verify that a small, external replacement magnet is the correct part for your model (consult your gate opener manual or technician if unsure). This 2pack of red and blue replacement limit switch magnets provides a straightforward, lowcost way to restore or maintain proper limit sensing on automatic sliding gate openers.