Raynor Garage Door Photo Eyes

Some r170 openers used pec r4 sensors check yours and make sure you order the correct model of sensors.

Raynor garage door photo eyes.

Manufactured to replace the beam sensors for raynor garage door opener models r 160 r 170. Garage door sensors prevent the garage door from closing if there s something in the way. The photo eye of an automatic opening garage door is a safety feature. All openers manufactured after that date are required by federal law to have photo eye sensors.

Working in conjunction with the garage door opener photo eyes send an invisible beam across the door opening. Determine which sensors you need before ordering. Up to two 2 monitored entrapment devices can be selected with. Take a look at our latest raynor blog.

Commercial residential whether it s a steel or aluminum garage door for your home or a sectional or rolling door for a commercial or agricultural application raynor products are crafted for dependable long lasting performance. Also referred to as photo eyes safety eyes safety beams etc. After researching online for a raynor pec r3 replacement found that this digi code cr 2154 on amazon. Self programming feature allows users to simply hook up to the existing wiring.

The garage door is the single largest moving object in your home. Test out your garage door vision with raynor s design a door you could win a 100 visa gift card. I noted that raynor stopped making the pec r3s and i had no choice but to purchase this replacement part since i didn t want to replace the entire garage door opener system. If your sensors or garage door motor is blinking or your door doesn t close it s a sign you could have faulty sensors.

Want to know more about fire station doors. Includes hardware and mounting brackets. Wondering if a new garage door is a wise investment. Sensors are a critical safety feature but can prevent an automatic garage door from working properly.

If the photo eye senses an obstruction it stops the door from closing and potentially prevents damage or injury to a vehicle. One of these is the photo eye sensor which was federally mandated in january 1993.