Garage Door OpenersRemote and Accessories HomeProducts Garage Door Openers Sectional Door Openers PowerLift Attaches to Existing Single or Double Sectional Doors * Attach the PowerLift to remote control existing single or double sectional doors * Ultra-quiet belt drive operation * Sub 1 Watt in Standby energy efficiency * Soft open & close with safety reverse to protect your family, pets and garage contents * 5 Year Warranty* * Available at Bunnings Warehouse Works every time thanks to Chamberlain Security+2.0 New Security+2.0 remote transmitters operate reliably under all environment conditions and from a greater distance than ever before. Thanks to the latest multi frequency technology the remote will operate even when there is interference from other wireless devices. With a 12 second opening speed* the super fast operation minimises any waiting time. Combined with soft start and stop function, a powerful DC motor and adaptive technology inside the PowerLift, you can be sure it will work in harmony with your domestic sectional door no matter what size or brand.
*Standard 2.3m high door Driving into a dark garage and turning off your headlights can be a very dark experience! 16 bright LED lights provide energy efficient light that automatically switches on when the door is activated and switches off after 2½ minutes. Uses 75% less standby energy. The advanced electronic design in the PowerLift uses less than 1 watt of electricity when in standby mode, meeting some of the world's toughest energy saving standards and saving you money. Quiet and Powerful Motor PowerLift's powerful and fast DC motor is quiet and built to last. It has the strength to open any size of door you have. You don’t have to question PowerLift, it is the perfect choice! Tested in side by side comparisons# the PowerLift has up to 18% better range. Which means it is not only more reliable, you can also start opening your garage door sooner. #Compared to major brands Automatic power adjustment and electronic mapping of the door means PowerLift adapts to the change in door spring and hinge operation that naturally occurs with varying weather conditions and age.
This technology means less maintenance and trouble free, reliable operation for years to come as the opener adapts to the door every time it is activated. Security+2.0 technology inside the remote is designed to communicate on multiple frequencies with the latest Security+2.0 encrypted rolling code. This enhanced radio technology will select the strongest frequency every time, virtually eliminating interference from other devices. It provides the highest level of security available by using a unique code every time the button is pressed. Forgot to close the door? Don't worry the timer to close option automatically closes the door. You can set a pre determined time between 1 and 10 minutes. All you have to do to activate this feature is to install the optional safety beams (must be fitted) to ensure safe closing after you have left the garage. Your safety and property protection is assured because the PowerLift has automatic safety reversing built in. If the garage door is obstructed while closing, it automatically stops and reverses, if obstructed while opening, it automatically stops.
Your door can also be stopped at any height to allow for ventilation by simply pressing the remote at any point in the travel to stop the door. We stand behind our products with a 5 Year/10,000 cycle warranty*, backed by an after sales support team that we believe to be the best in the industry. We can offer this warranty because of our global quality standards, manufacturing quality and continuous improvement processes. Our preoccupation with quality not only applies to manufacturing. We insist on high performance standards in every aspect of our business placing quality at the forefront of everything we do. Our friendly customer service team are exceptionally well trained and strive to offer you the very best level of support. To take advantage of our customer care, contact us on: AUS: 1800 638 234 NZ: 0800 653 667 Powerlift Plus Instruction Manual PowerLift Lite Instuction Manual PowerLift MyQ Instruction Manual Input Voltage240V AC, 50Hz
Today's garage-door openers offer photoelectric safety devices that reverse the door if an object breaks the light beam, door openers on key chains, openers with security codes and electronic openers, which also operate lights and other electronic devices in the home. Electric garage openers also function as the garage lock, making it very difficult for an intruder to lift your door from the outside. With all of the safety devices, one of the surprise frustrations electronic door openers bring is the inability to open during a power outage. Installing an emergency release kit on your garage door will enable you to open the door manually in the event that there is no power to operate it. Garage doors, traditionally made of wood, are now available in various materials. Steel and aluminum are commonly used, as is fiberglass. The latter is particularly popular, because it is lightweight, strong and easy to maintain. Weight is an important consideration; a lightweight door is particularly desirable if it is large, or if an automatic system is being installed.
If you plan to install doors yourself, even lightweight ones will be difficult to handle alone, so make sure you have help during installation. Also remember to think about your old doors. They are not small items, and you may have to make special arrangements for their disposal. Although not as light as fiberglass doors, steel canopies still provide a relatively lightweight feel, and are easy to open and close by hand. This type of door is made of lightweight material, and has a pivot mechanism allowing for easy opening and closing by hand. 2007 Dorling Kindersley Limited Garage doors have a wide variety of opening and closing mechanisms. Some are similar to those used by other entrance doors, and some are used only with garage doors. Sectional (roll-up) garage doors are the most popular type offered. One-piece doors are typically less expensive, but require more headroom in the garage. These doors are often called tilt-up or swing-up doors. Almost any type of door can be automated.
Canopy tilt-up doors have a pivoting hinge mechanism that allows the door to be lifted upward and slid back at ceiling level into the garage. A portion of the base of the door protrudes from the garage, providing a small overhang or "canopy." This is the simplest tilt-up mechanism, and the system is secured to the sides of the frame, saving space. A retractable tilt-up door operates in much the same way as a canopy door, except that the door retracts fully into the garage at ceiling level; it is suspended on a framework independent of the doorframe, and therefore occupies a little more space than a canopy mechanism. Subdividing a door into four or more horizontal sections provides the basic structure of a sectional garage door. The divisions in the door allow it to roll straight up into a retracted position so there is no need for door clearance outside the garage. The sections slide through channels fixed to the doorframe, which keep the door rigid when shut. DK - Do It Yourself Home Improvement, 2009 Dorling Kindersley Limited
There are three basic types of electronic garage doors: screw drive, chain drive, and belt drive. Most electronic systems are based on a ceiling-mounted electric motor, linked to the door through a mechanism that pushes or pulls the door closed or opens it. Another type of system, called torsion, does not need a chain, belt, or screw. And unlike other systems, a torsion-operated garage door does not require the overhead tracks and ceiling-mounted box. Some systems can be added to existing doors, in which case it may not be necessary to purchase a new door. However, there may still be a need to modify the opening mechanism of the existing door in order to incorporate an electric opener, so if you are adding the electric system retrospectively, take the time to choose a design of opener that best suits your existing door. The systems illustrated here are for use with tilt-up doors, but there are other types available that work equally well with side-opening doors. The motor is electrically operated and secured to the ceiling.