Does this unit work on garage doors that tilt open rather that sectional panels that retract vertically toward the ceiling?
1354009
As long as you mount the unit so the plunger travels in and out of the unit when the door opens and closes, it will activate the sensor.Also, I think the bottom of the plunger has a tiny wheel to facilitate non-vertical motion, as when a tilt door slides open.after reading the other response, I have to agree that caution should be taken in mounting the unit so as not to break the plunger.
1354010
I doubt and risk may not be worth it. If I were you I'd switch my garage door to a sectional. They are pretty inexpensive these day and function so much better with efficiency. Your Skylink unit too will work.
1354011
If the unit doesn't tip enough to make the plunger go back in, the alarming won't stop. I don't think it would work very well for that reason.
1218368
No. The tilt they refer to is the tilt of the TV that you can attach to it. It only moounts to a flat ceiling.
1335603
I have my 70" Sony LCD mounted on this mount. It is cast iron, with no ball joint. It does tilt up and down, but probably not enough to mount on an angled ceiling. (could always go through ceiling and make a flat mountable point in roof joists??)
2164072
It could work as a vertical installation, but I wouldn't recommend it. You'd have to add material to enclose the exposed area not covered by the window panel included with the air conditioner. But what's worse is that you couldn't normally use that door since it probably would have to be permanently closed while attached to the enclosure material. But if you or someone you know is handy, you could build an enclosure running the vertical length on the inside of the door to allow the unit to vent while also allowing the door to open and close. But it wasn't intended for this type of installation.
1988263
It has a pin that allow you to tilt the rack and open the door without removing the entire rack. Keep in mind you still have to deal with it in the way.
115639
yes it does. But I can't remember what kind and I don't want o unscrew it form the ceiling to check :-)
1236612
Yes, it will tilt downward, but not very much, and it will stay that way. It will, however, tilt upward facing the ceiling. I love this fan, it's small and powerful!
958702
No adjustment on mine. If yours is installed as directed but not picking up movement I might suggest an exchange as ours picks up ANY movement in our 2-1/2 car garage, even on the opposite side of the unit from the garage door that it's installed to be aimed toward (if the door from the house into the garage, 180° opposite the overhead door, even starts to open the beam kicks on). Good luck
425199
The locking mechanism does not work on an angle, BUT you could mount the gate hinge on the angled wall. As long as the locking side and lock strip meet well it should work.
1274527
Yes, both my units do that. I believe that is because of the vertical design. It works good for me.
1591163
No sure what your asking. I have a Chamberlain Whisper Belt drive opener. I consider it an overhead model and it works fine.
1418538
Yes. I think that is what it is specifically designed for. You just put it on the track above the lower window the distance you want the window open.
1157457
It might, as long as you can get good sun on the solar panel (i.e. location not shaded by roof overhang). I'm not sure how much you can tilt the panel relative to the fan (design is for roof pitch, not a 90 degree wall). I'd experiment with it a bit before punching any holes in the gable--you can always send it back if it doesn't work.
69506
It does tilt, but if you mean moving it vertically than no, it does not, just horizontally.
373194
Yes, I have my tv tilted down 5 degrees with this mounted on top. Works just fine and there is a small adjustment you can make when you put it together to tilt it slightly up.
73682
Yes, it has the standard ceiling-fan "ball mount" system that would let it work on an angled ceiling. Not sure what the max angle is, but as long as your definition of "slightly" is reasonable you should be fine.
253207
Yes, unit is designed for sloped ceilings. You might need optional longer mounting rod for steeper pitched ceilings.