can I handle safety electric lock with this door opener
826806
I'm not sure what you are asking but there is a safety mechanism that reverses when the door is coming down should something break the beam between the electronic eyes. I've had mine installed for almost 2 years and have had no problems with it whatsoever. Very quiet and dependable.
1468745
yes it will work. You may need a set of relays to work the power door locks though
130423
Yes, you want to look for a motor driven deadbolt lock. Amazon has a Kwikset model that works this way.
1502136
The lock will always use power when it is locked. I found that it would not hold a screwdriver tight enough that I could not pull it right off, so I couldn't imagine how it could keep someone from pushing open my gate. I bought the "Estate" lock, I have been very pleased with its easy working mechanical latch system. I only uses power to open, and is not going to let the gate open if someone tries to force it.
169013
Yes. This is a very good lock, and when connected to an alarm service, entry is very easy. I love having this on my door.
1267561
I don't think it will... that is an older form of coding... I know my father's opener is set-up like that (I installed it...It is Sears Craftsman, which is still working like new). This remote uses what is called "rolling code encryption" which is a more secure system... similar to that used on most keyless entry remotes used on vehicles. However, it should be possible to find a replacement remote for you through a third party seller. I can research it if you'd like... just need the make and model number... Best wishes! ALEX
1272749
I don't think the lock fail easily, it is build very well. If the combination pins is placed correctly, its shouldn't fail. As long as you remember the numbers doesn't matter in which sequence it will open the door. If its fail from opening then you needed to open the lock from the inside and reset the pin.
2194693
Yes. If you program it too. I setup my ISY to detect when the door opens. Then when the door closes, it sends a lock command to it 5 seconds later. You need an INSTEON MorningLinc bridge to make this work.I also have it programmed to automatically lock all my doors at 10:00PM every night. jim
1248278
No, the opener will still not function due to the lack of light sensor. But you can buy replacements at Lowes on the cheap
594849
I see some have mentioned that a lock isn't necessary, but I don't see how the opener would "lock" the door. It simply locks the tension spring, which "assists" in opening the door. The tension bar is connected to cables, which connect to the door. If the tension spring is locked, anyone (or group of people) who is/are strong enough to lift a door without springs, could open the door. Again, this opener doesn't seem to lock the door, but instead locks the tension spring, which is not the same as locking the door.
1598814
No, the electric door strike replaces the strike for the handle. As long as you use a handle that can operate from the inside when still "locked" then anyone leaving can simply use the handle and walk out. Any better handle made for an exterior door should function this way.
853415
This SVAT VIS-300-7M2 intercom & video doorbell does not provide controls for the lock on your gate. You will need an electric door strike lock system installed by a locksmith/door security systems installer/expert in order to have that capability.http://www.securelockdirect.com/Electric-Door-Strike-s/72.htm
1828626
Yes it will. It has the shock alarm and the starter kill that will benefit you tremendously. You just wont be able to use the wireless door locks.
96998
Only if its a THIN CABLE lock. You could put the cable thru a hole in the latch and wrap it thru the handle and pull it tight. A standard key or combo lock WILL NOT work.
1750594
Both prior answers are correct. With no tools, no. With some tools and depending on your bar spacing yes. This isn't really a security lock, just something to keep your gate from swinging in the wind and it self "locks" in case you forget or don't have a hand free to latch it.
1502137
The magnetic lock will always draw power to stay locked. I found that the lock didn't have enough magnetic strength to keep a screwdriver from being easily pulled off of it,can't see how it could keep someone from pushing open a gate. I bought a mechanical lock that only uses power to open the lock. I would recommend the easy opening and closing mechanisim of the "Estate" lock that I ended up with.
1591163
No sure what your asking. I have a Chamberlain Whisper Belt drive opener. I consider it an overhead model and it works fine.