Can this opener operate normally without having to install the security beam sensors? I don't need that feature.
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I know for a fact it can be but that it is against code virtually everywhere to do that. This should only be an issue if you sell the home or there is an accident the sensors would have stopped. When I sold my house it came up in the inspection report. I had kept the sensors but the buyer also did not want them installed.
1269761
I taped mine together end to end for awhile until I had time to mount them and it worked fine. They do have to be plugged in.
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The security beam sensors are required to operate the garage door opener they are very easy to install. If you do not need them perhaps you could raise the height at which you would install them so a disruption in the beam would not reverse the door. This is not how it is intended and though you say you don't need it I would highly recommend just installing as manufacturer recommends.
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The unit has to be plugged in to an outlet. I have an outlet right above my garage door opener (on the ceiling) that I use. With the sensor on the door, then the unit would be in sight of the LiftMaster unit. Since I have a three car garage, the other outlet in the garage is on the other side of the garage lower to the floor, and that location could block it from the sensor. Hope this helps.
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no. It only sends a zwave radio signal that tells a controller the door is open or the door is closed. (ok, it also sends a battery charge condition too), but you can't turn it off, or disarm the sensor itself. Any arming or disarmming would be with the zwave controller
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As is, no. But it is easy to pull the pin attaching the opener to the gate unless you have installed the locking pin.The Keypad transmitter (not included in the basic system) can be programmed for several different 4 digit code numbers.
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not. I have 4 doors with purple button. when I got the 880lm and reading install manual. I read "for use with security + 2.0 garage door openers have a yellow learn button and two yellow antennas. I got it because I installed some door openers for a job, ones with battery back up. like the control that came with them, so I looked to get one like it for me. hope this helps, bob
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No, the light is operated by the switch independent of the opener (you can even use it without an opener). The light will stay on until you turn it off.
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Hum, my experience was pretty straight forward per the instructions. However, when connecting the CLLP 1 wires to the opener it is important to reconnect the wires from the door frame mounted safety sensors to the opener just as they were originally installed. In other words if the door frame mounted safety sensor wires that connect at the opener are reversed the opener won't work. Chamberlain tech support can offer further help too.
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Nope. The sensors and switches are all built in. Very easy to install the unit. Pick up some weather calking before installing unit. Takes 10 minutes to install.
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Hi there - yes there is. I bought this one : MiLocks QF-01P 3-in-1 Keyless Entry Deadbolt with RF Remote Control - Brass Available from Smarthome.com You will need the MorningLinc - INSTEON 2458A1 Morning Industry RF Doorknob/Deadbolt Controller (plugs into electrical socket. I have been able to let builders in to the house if I have been called away. I monitor what is happening through the cameras.Hope this helps.
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Yes. However, you need to turn off the safety feature first (the option will pop-up when you try to program while moving).
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No, you do not need to order them. The chain and rail come with it. I suggest you watch the YouTube video, that's what I did and it was easy to install. The safety eyes come with it too and it will not work without them.http://youtu.be/9f69Mh8YbqwYou can also go to the Amazon site and click on the video on the left at the bottom of the item photos. Decko 24300 3/4 Horse Power Heavy Duty Reduced Noise Chain Drive Garage Door Opener with 3 Function Locking Wall Control, Two - 3 Button Remotes and FREE Wireless Key padMatt No, you do not need to order them. The chain and rail come with it. I suggest you watch the YouTube video, that's what I did and it was easy to install. The safety eyes come with it too and it will not work without them.http://youtu.be/9f69Mh8YbqwYou can also go to the Amazon site and click on the video on the left at the bottom of the item photos. Decko 24300 3/4 Horse Power Heavy Duty Reduced Noise Chain Drive Garage Door Opener with 3 Function Locking Wall Control, Two - 3 Button Remotes and FREE Wireless Key... » Read More No, you do not need to order them. The chain and rail come with it. I suggest you watch the YouTube video, that's what I did and it was easy to install. The safety eyes come with it too and it will not work without them.http://youtu.be/9f69Mh8YbqwYou can also go to the Amazon site and click on the video on the left at the bottom of the item photos. Decko 24300 3/4 Horse Power Heavy Duty Reduced Noise Chain Drive Garage Door Opener with 3 Function Locking Wall Control, Two - 3 Button Remotes and FREE Wireless Key padMatt « Show Less
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You have to make a scene in which the door sensor is controller of the key on the keypad link. I do all my programing via ISY994i but I'm sure that you can do that without the controller. Also you need to reverse the sensor.
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Yes, as most garage door openers can be.. You can prevent it with a tie wrap or paper clip. Check out some youtube videos on the subject.UPDATE*** I looked at it last night, and the release lever is designed to release with a pull toward the power head. this would seem to negate the 6 second break in risk.Also, I have 2 of these.. One is 2 years old and working fine.. I like them..no problems so far.
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No, these actuators are just the mechanical "motor" for your door locks. They have nothing to do with your security system or keyless entry remote.
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I have not seen a sensor with that wiring configuration on the list of "modern" Genie compatible equipment. If you have a relatively modern genie opener then these Genie 35048R sensors WILL work. You should probably run new wire from the opener to the new sensors, given your different configuration.
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It can be made difficult; there is an easy way for the owner to disable the door lift. In addition, my track rails have metal slide bolts that would stop the door from lifting, but the owner must remember when they are set, as the machine lift would destroy itself trying to open. I also have heavy padlocks which do much the same thing. And if you're really worried that you might forget and use the remote when the door is secured, pull the plug on the motor to insure it is disabled. A bit inconvenient but eliminates "owner error". No handles on the outside makes it fairly difficult and very noisy to yank the whole door out of the wall frame with a truck and a heavy cable or rope. If that happens, other consequences will result. No such thing as "perfect" security if someone is really determined and very foolish.
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I would recommend calling the company to ask. I only have one opener in use.