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Garage door opener manual remote switch Danny 02-14-2005
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Posted by Danny on February 14, 2005, 1:59 am


Can anyone tell me what the voltage requirements are for a switch that
will be used to replace an existing inside the house garage door opener
manual switch?

I have purchased a replacement, and I understand that the line coming
from the garage door opener is basically a low voltage unit. I've
purchased what is a door bell ringer switch, but it's rated at up to 16
volts. Will this work for what I want to do?

The Garage Door opener is a Sears Craftsman/Chamberlain unit.

Thanks,

Danny



Posted by G. Morgan on February 14, 2005, 1:09 am


Subject: Garage door opener manual remote switch
Newsgroup: alt.home.repair
=> Danny <= wrote:

>
>I have purchased a replacement, and I understand that the line coming
>from the garage door opener is basically a low voltage unit. I've
>purchased what is a door bell ringer switch, but it's rated at up to 16
>volts. Will this work for what I want to do?


Yes.


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Posted by Dr. Hardcrab on February 14, 2005, 7:53 am



> Can anyone tell me what the voltage requirements are for a switch that
> will be used to replace an existing inside the house garage door opener
> manual switch?
>
> I have purchased a replacement, and I understand that the line coming
> from the garage door opener is basically a low voltage unit. I've
> purchased what is a door bell ringer switch, but it's rated at up to 16
> volts. Will this work for what I want to do?
>
> The Garage Door opener is a Sears Craftsman/Chamberlain unit.
>
> Thanks,
>
It will work fine.

That's what I bought and used. My kids kept losing their house key so I
install a hidden switch to the garage doors.




Posted by SQLit on February 14, 2005, 12:35 pm



> Can anyone tell me what the voltage requirements are for a switch that
> will be used to replace an existing inside the house garage door opener
> manual switch?
>
> I have purchased a replacement, and I understand that the line coming
> from the garage door opener is basically a low voltage unit. I've
> purchased what is a door bell ringer switch, but it's rated at up to 16
> volts. Will this work for what I want to do?
>
> The Garage Door opener is a Sears Craftsman/Chamberlain unit.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Danny

Sears has an wireless touchpad remote that is programable to your favorite
code. Takes a 9v battery. Check their web site to see which model you
needed.

I would not even consider the wired models any more.




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