Would this work on my sliding gate opener? I have a Viking operator that quits working in the winter months and needing a heater pad like they sell.
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is it a hydraulic action? Do you plan on heating the fluid? I would think that would work. On of the smaller units would work too.
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Of the case to the device has a flat metal surface the size of the Hester pad then it can be bonded to the case with silicone RTV. It will heat the case that way. Is that what you need?
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Its my understanding the silicon pads are designed to heat fluids, and your sliding gate is electric with no hydraulic assist. The manufacturer of both the pad and your opener may be of more assistance, but if the motor is the problem I am guessing a very small pad would heat it enough to function in the cold. Kat's makes small strip pads that may do the trick. They also make battery warmers if your opener is in a remote location and just on battery power.
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If it has a flat or gently curved metal surface large enough for the pad to stick to, it should heat it up. Beyond that I don't know anything about gate openers.
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It is a pad that could be used anywhere. Glue it on a surface with some silicone, let it dry, plug it into a 120 volt outlet, and you will have a hot pad. A light bulb is 60watts. This one is 150. Probably higher power than you need. A smaller one would probably be better.
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It should. My gate is longer than yours, but not as high. It is very heavy and the ALEKO works great.
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I would check your Liftmaster Instructions to be sure. Mine is a "purple button" one. See if yours fits the criteria below:Compatible with all LiftMaster® garage door openers manufactured since January 1993, and all 315MHz LiftMaster and ELITETM gate operators Works with all Liftmaster openers from 1993 to present (any Liftmaster opener with safety sensors)
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Yes it should work fine but you should consider getting this too Magic Sliders 39719 Nonskid Caster Cup it keeps the gate from moving on the walls. Mine would move all the time doesn't matter how much you would tighten the gate till I got those cups for the walls and screwed them in place no more movement plus no damage to the walls other then a small screw holding the cup in place.
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One thing to keep in mind is that this unit needs a power source. I had to also buy the "LINEAR 109201 LINEAR POWER SUPPLY F/302101". This works for all automatic garage door openers and gates. You simply follow the directions. This unit mounts to the 3 screw power source, then you hook up the power and ground from the opener itself. Done. I hooked this up to my neighbors very old 1960's door opener a year ago and it still works perfectly.
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I'm using the Chamberlain keypad with a Genie garage door opener so I'd assume it would work with a Chamberlain brand opener. If in doubt, Chamberlain's telephone support phone # is 1-800-528-5880
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It works on a plastic slide with an embedded magnet that changes the sense from open to closed as it travels past a reed switch inside. If your door rattles and jerks as it raises it may be possible that the magnet in the slider passes past the reed switch inside. Or conversely, you may have installed it a bit high such that the slider is not is not fully going in to change the door indicator state.So first thing is to check your installation and make sure the slider is operating properly or not rattling along as the door opens.Pete
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I have a 10-dip switch opener as well and it works for mine perfectly. My garage door opening is about 15 years old so I was surprised I could find one that worked - but this did the trick and I looked at the Stanley website and they say this is the only replacement - except much more expensive. Hope it works out for you!
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Yes it will work with any opener. It uses two wires on dry contact relays. Just buy a power supply if your opener does not have 24 volt ac power out.
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It will work. I installed one on a 32 year old genie unit. Read the directions carefully. It's not easy to figure out what terminals are what on the opener. Otherwise easy to install. Works from 100ish feet out through an insulated garage door
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The only issue is the weight the opener has to move.cplus the arc needs to be level enough. Eg, if the weight seen by the opener is within requirements plus a safety factor for wind load, and the gate swings level, you should be ok.But for me, I'd fix the gate first, cause it will probably just get worse, and then cause problems.Note the openers do have sensors if load is exceeded, but would never bet a grand they work...
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it wont work on sliding doors. you would have to disconnect the straps to slide the door open.
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I use this remote to open my garage. It may be possible to use it to open your gated. You must find the sequence number on the gate motor and enter it in the remote. This is how it works my garage opener. Good luck!
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Yes you can hard wire the key pad to your gate control board. This link will take you to the Mighty Mule web site. look for accessories, Key pad, install instructions. Hope this helps. http://www.mightymule.com/gate-opener-accessories/
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It works for me on two different openers. Just make sure to follow the instructions. I blew it on the first try but got it on the second.
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I'm sorry I can't answer that, since I bought my key pad to operate my electric gate. I do have to reenter the code to close it if that helps
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yes. I had old original RVR-1 receiver and replaced it with this new item, and my gate opener is working fine.