Does this unit detach from the wall for programming?
1259331
There is no need to detach from the wall. Once connected and attached to wall, programming is done on the front using the buttons on right and bottom.
332248
Yes. You can actually connect this unit to the wall button, and when the remote control buttons are pressed, this unit will activate the wall button and lift or close the door. In addition, you MIGHT be able to install this unit on the opener mechanism itself, but that I don't know about. I do know that if you have a wired wall button, you can use this unit. Note that if you are going to wire this to the wall button, you will need to purchase a 24 volt power supply.
2247833
Yes. The unit uncoils and retracts from both ends equally. It won't work properly any other way.
1864283
No, but the unit clicks in and out of the mount pretty well. I've never had trouble just pulling it out as I approach the dock.
819174
No. A single long screw attaches each end and could work out or tear out of the wall eventually.
838910
Essentially the whole unit can detach from the backing. The batteries are stored in the head where the lights are, it's a very simple setup, not very technical at all.
151587
Yes, you can remove it, but then just the plugs in the back hold it into the wall, so it comes back out of the wall pretty easily. I have mine plugged in without the center screw because of the same issue. It works fine, but you have to be very careful when you unplug anything from it if you don't want the whole thing to fall out of the wall.
2046950
Yes. The strip has two "key-hole" type slots on the back side, at the top near both ends.Unfortunately, they do not hold the strip firmly - to remove an electrical plug, you need to hold the strip to the wall with your other hand. Other than that, I am quite happy with the two strips I use.
1051689
Mark - it does not "quick release" but it does come apart. The part that attaches to the monitor is attached to the part that is connected to the wall by two posts that stick out from the bottom left and right and then the top is held in place by two screws. You use the screws to adjust the angle. Hope this description helps
1829350
Yes. Two separate units.. One thing to watch.. While moving it- always best to detach as it is very top heavy. Hope this helps.
830816
It does, but my only gripe with the design is that it doesn't have an indentation where the plug goes so that the entire unit is flush up against the wall so it's secure. Even with the anchor screw it seems to rock side to side when plugging and unplugging devices.
298862
No it does not. It is meant to work as a solid unit. You could force it off but I don't know if it would work this way or even go back together.
85501
Yes, the device has a key hole on its back for wall fastening. Thanks, Calin
1902425
Yes it does. However, those units DO NOT turn off when the key is removed. You will have to manually turn it off. I did not play to much with it. It might have an option to auto off, but i have not found it yet.
312320
Yes. This puts the alarm control unit into programming mode. Please see the Directed Electronics Inc website for programming instructions. After the remote is programmed this switch can be removed. It is not needed for daily operations.
93244
Yes. The attachment of the entire unit to the pipe coming out of your wall is a plastic-covered ball joint which swivels as well as holds the sprayer. Any direction, including up and down. I've had it a while now, still a big fan.
2235485
The unit has a powerful magnet that attaches to our metal entrance door, I've never had to worry about detaching it. I've replaced the battery on once. Works great for our needs.