Will this product satisfy code for an automatic door closer for an elevator machine room door?
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D S ... I could just take the easy way out and punchthe "I don't Know" button, because I don't really know. I did not purchase the top of their line or the bottom of their line. I am very happy with the ones I purchased, but if had to be concerned about a particular building code, I believe I would go up a level from the ones I purchased. That is based on my personal experiences with building inspectors and code enforcement inspectors who seem generally to be much more impressionable than knowledgeable.
446986
A Microcontroller such as a Arduido can provide that with the proper code.It would however need to be programmed.
616591
same on mine. I just installed mine, setting up the master code/user codes as directed, and it did respond as the manual. but no code work at all. can't open the door at all.
2048264
I dont really know . I used it to make elevator for my ailing dog and I turned it off myself when we got to top of the stairsit works well want to buy mine only used a short time before she passed on 845 534 9124
1111649
The programming instructions do include compatibility with Craftsman garage door opening systems, if that helps you. I'm not familiar with the actual Craftsman remote keypad, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's much like this one but branded as a "Sears" product. Hope this helps.
1422775
Yes, it will. The sending unit attaches to the bottom of the door independent of any opener.
2146045
I bought it for my Genie garage door with changing codes. It works perfectly for the Genie.
107570
Look at the back of your door opener motor. If the square learn button is purple it will work.
1999094
None. A code is a code. I may be wrong but I think it only accepts so many (10 maybe). There just an active code and a deleted (inactive code). I have this lock on my bedroom door as a way to keep out my roommate and only use two codes. one for myself and One for my parents/will. Hope this helps. You have to be on the inside with the door open and the back of the knob off to add or delete a code. Buy it, Try it and Send it back if you don't love it.
2188319
No, this remote requires that you input a specific 10 binary code for operation. It does not have search or automation capabilities.
209948
if it is a multicode garage door, it will. you just have to copy the dip switch configuration from your existing control and vuala! it will work!
1398700
Answer here...If you mean older style openers that set codes with dip switches, I would say "NO". Works with rolling codes. Programs from "Learn" signal from opener.
1084562
This unit is designed for the Liftmaster 3800, 3900 and 8500 series. It connects directly to the opener via a small plastic connector and does not need any programming. The bolt is activated to retract just prior to opening the door and extend after the door is down. It's pretty reassuring to hear that "clunk" and know that the door is locked tight. You may also manually slide the bolt if needed (i.e. power outage).
107677
This will not. You need a Stanley Secure Code remote like a 49541 or 370-3352.
332563
If you have a push button with 2 wires coming from the opener to it, this will work.
1789029
Yes. In fact if you need to close within a few seconds, all you do is punch the o instead of the entire 4 digit code! Also you can stop the door at any position by entering the 0 !!7
91169
Not sure, but go to overhead door website and it should give you which one to order. I do know if it has a single button like this one it should work. Mind worked perfectly.