does this work on community gates?
1992261
Specifically, I don't know, however the sensors used for street traffic cover a much larger area on the ground that a gate sensor would. That said, I cannot recommend the Amanet unit which did not work for me at all. I tried 6 intersections near my home and nada. Do some research on Google and you will find that the good/no use ratio is right at 50% so if you're into flipping coins, go for it. Also ran across one writer that said he works on these magnetic traffic systems and says that they are not responsive to bike mounted magnets. Maybe need to verify this.
1992262
I haven't made that experience yet, but it depends on how strong the magnetic field radiates above the ground in front of those gates. It has worked for me in several occasions at traffic lights, though.
895079
if the gate is a little bit twisted it doesn't close on its own. look very closely from different angles, may need some tweaking on the install. good luck
916337
No, I don't think you can be sure it does. It may work with some. It is designed for Perimeter Technologies fences. The problem appears to be that not all systems use the same frequency.
138213
I purchased digi code 1/300 MHz multi code opener (DC 5010) to open gate (gated community). At first it did not work when I selected the various combinations on the switches on the back, and I found the battery was not connected properly so I removed it and replaced it and it works fine now.
512056
My gate is attached to a small metal railing. It works great! However I attached mine with zip ties. May not be the most attractive attachment but it works. I did not need to drill any holes in the wall or railing.
1999679
Yes, depending on the weight of the gate and the proper sizing and number of hinges.
133282
Yes. It will only turn up when someone walks across. You will not know the difference because it is always running.
38648
I don't think so. If you bought 2 gates, and attached themwith the sliding pieces, it might work? It would not be very sturdy if you did that. It only expands on one side, not both. If you are very handy, you might make it work.
754983
The gate I installed it on was much smaller than 20 feet, but I think if you had enough chain and didn't overload it, it should be no problem. The opener has magnetic limit switches, very much like a garage opener. I think that as long as you have a place to mount the magnets, on your gate it could work.
1354732
not sure but the info I had said it worked with most if not all chamberlain you can go to the vendor web site and ask them
1908184
Yes, we had everything we needed to install it. Works well as an outside doggy gate at the top of our deck steps. Have to be very careful opening or the bottom pin pops out if the bracket on hinge side. The pin should have been longer. It works but we don't open it often.
87706
No, it does not. You must block the gate with something at the open position if you want it to remain open.
396792
You can use this with any gate. I was not able to use this because of the circumference of the post we have so make sure to double check the measurements. If you are interested in mine let me know.
1216531
Yes. You'll need a charge controller too, but they're inexpensive. Of course is matters how often you open the gate.
1821059
I think it will work on any gate as long as there is a strong place to attach the arm end to the gate.
1270785
Usually it is getting attached to the middle of the gate. But it is always depends of the design of your gate, so you may have to to attach some sort of extension panel to it to make it work.
1244022
Every application will vary. Installed properly, it should fit the need. The timer-lock is a great feature. We've had good luck with this gate using it at the top of stairs. Still need to keep an eye on crawlers and toddlers.