Do you need infra red sensor for Genie garage door opener?

Safety first! An Infra-Red sensor switch connected to your Genie garage door opener keeps people safe, sensing movement or obstructions in the path of a closing garage door. Buy this important safety feature from the knowledgeable, trusted experts at GenieDoor.com.

Can a Genie door sensor be replaced backwards compatible?

Backwards compatible with all Genie residential openers that use a sensor system on any door size. Repacement Safe-T-Beams offer a simple beam sensor replacement for any Genie opener that requires replacment beams due to accidental damage. This simple to install replacement will get your Genie opener back up and running quickly in minutes.

Where is the power cord on a Genie door opener?

Position a step ladder under the rear of the Genie door opener power head. Unplug the power cord from the outlet in the ceiling. Find the terminal screws on the back of the opener head. Loosen the second and third terminal screws from the top one full turn with the screwdriver.

Where are the safety beams on GEnie Pro 98?

My Genie Pro 98 has one two-strand wire running out of the garage motor on the ceiling, down to one of the old black, square box sensors. And then a second two-strand wire running from one of the square box sensors across to the other square box sensor.

How does the Genie garage door opener work?

Genies Safe-T-Beam system is designed to ensure maximum safety for your garage door opener operation. Using an invisible infrared beam across the opening of the door, the Genie garage door sensor detects any object passing through the LED beam of light and automatically reverses the closing garage door, keeping children and pets safe.