Typical components of standard remotes include:
Remote control and wall-mount buttons or keypads that open and close the garage door.
A manual release to disengage the opener in case of a power outage and raise or lower the door manually.
A security light that activates when you operate the system and turns off automatically after a set period.
If you have an opener that was manufactured before January 1, 1993, we strongly recommend upgrading the device to take advantage of safety and security features.
Modern openers have auto-reversing mechanisms that consist of electronic sensors installed at the base of the door, which reverses the opener the moment it detects a person, animal, or object.
Today, you can find garage door openers that transmit a one-time-use code to activate the opener. This is called the rolling code technology. So, every time you use it, the remote and your opener randomly choose a new code, which improves security.
If you need a new garage door opener or to replace it, contact One Clear Choice. We are a family owned company that has served Coloradans since 1998.
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When the springs on my garage door broke loudly on Thursday afternoon, the door refused to open. I called OCC right away, and they sent a guy the next afternoon. He was very polite and professional and had my garage door like new in less …
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