Are the primary buttons simple open/closed momentary contact switches? I don't need the lights or lock feature for my old-fashioned openers.
1031544
You are correct. The lights are controlled separately by the bottom buttons so would not need to be used.
1031545
Yes I have one if you need as old one started working was wiring - doesn't work send it back. New in box Thanks
355792
The one to the left turns just the light on and off. The right button open and close the garage door with the light staying on while opening and closing for about ten minutes. I changed my control because the original was causing the door to open on its own (shorting out). Changed it and no problems.
1536213
Switch not needed as you only tap the base for light intensity (low, medium, high or off)
1125805
Very easily adjustable via a series of button presses. I love these switches. Use them both as standard on/off motion and also set to manual on - like this I no longer worry about kids leaving closet lights or pantry lights on, use the motion to turn it off.
1535753
really easy. its just a little flip up switch (see the black connector). it also closes/fastens simply too. thus far i have not had any issues.
1392962
Type is the to be pictured above, it has actual buttons. The touch is the touch sensitive one that is thinner and lighter but doesn't work as well.
1927047
These are momentary push buttons. The connection is only active while you are holding down the button.
1485723
Not at all. The setting choices are in the manual as well as inside the access cover. The switches are tiny and somewhat tedious to change, but otherwise straightforward.
599786
Yes, there is a way to lock the buttons. It comes with instructions that explains how. I have used it several times now without the lock feature and it jas never turned off.
673195
The switch can be operated two ways. Rotate or push. Rotate left or right (counterclockwise or clockwise) and the switch will click into a constant on position. Rotate back to original position for constant off. For momentary on, there is no rotation needed. Simply push in either end of the switch for momentary on - only light pressure is needed with a fingertip to activate momentary on. Nifty design and works very well.
453863
There are dip switches inside the remote that you have to set to the same code as your other remote, which is the same code that is set inside of the opener.
33760
Yes. There are 4 switches that u can turn on or off features, sound etc. And one of them is the auto lock feature.
1888396
Yes it is very simple to operate, set it atop the can, press the button and it'll do the work. Great device for little hands that can't use the hand operated openers.
1282347
I have two of these switches. They are fully electronic - there is no click of a relay. (Btw - these switches are awesome, especially if you can get them at a good price.)
297972
There is an open button and a close button that allows you to open/close manually.
872361
I really don't know. However, when you say "Learn Button,", it sounds as though it's one of these modern all-digital types. The one I bought has the dip switches in it (old fashioned, you know), where you set the code to match what's on the panel in the opener mechanism. So I doubt this one would be right for you. Good luck!
1755112
What's a Dip Switch??? I only use it to open garage door and it works well. The switch is a click type so you don't have to press hard.