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Voltage | 120V |
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Frequency | 60 Hz |
Horsepower | 1/2 HP |
Wireless Technology | Z-Wave |
Maximum Door Weight | 500 lbs |
Maximum Door Height | 8 ft |
Remote Controls Included | 2 |
Battery Backup | No |
Drive | Belt |
Speed | 7.5 inches per second |
Warranty | Lifetime (Motor), 1 Year (Other Parts) |
Verify door type is sectional and with curved track; do not install on one-piece doors.
Manually check door for smooth operation, balance, and no binding.
Ensure proper engagement between the opener's drive gear and rail sprocket/cogs.
Fasten the rail assembly to the opener unit using specified bolts.
Strengthen the wall above the door opening for secure bracket mounting.
Attach the opener rail assembly to ceiling joists using perforated angles.
Mount both sensor brackets at the same height and align sensors for beam integrity.
Connect the sensor wires to the opener's terminal screws, observing polarity.
Manually find the door's natural resting open position for setting the limit.
Verifies the door reverses on contact with a 1.5-inch object on the floor.
Checks if safety sensors stop or reverse the door when obstructed.
Adjusts the force used for opening and closing to ensure safety.
Fine-tunes the sensitivity of the closing obstruction reversal feature.