Will this close and open with the push of a doorbell type switch?
1385868
Yes, mine works with a remote push button that is wired parallel with the MyQ controller. You're basically shorting the 2 wires that go the controller. This works just like it did on an older Liftmaster that I had. Now, I can't say if it's really intended to work this way and if it will cause damage the controller or logic board... but I've not had any problems yet.
1385869
It comes with a very nice switch box. You can use the same wires, if that is what you mean. I would swap out the door bell switch for the opener included, it is pretty easy. I did have mine professionally installed, but I know they used all the same wires and I had an old style opener, like the door bell switch.
1385870
I don't think so, but it may. The instructions recommend that you remove all existing buttons and use the ones supplied with the new unit. The wall control that comes with it is pretty sophisticated with a sensor eye and several buttons on it. It does only have two screws to attach the wires, so it is possible an ordinary button would work. It also comes with the keypad and two remotes that are quite small, so you may be able to just use one of those instead of an ordinary doorbell button. Sorry, I can't say for sure. You can probably ask Chamberlain Tech Support.
2196436
This switch is open when the plunger is out (door open). I suspect you will have difficulty finding a switch that is open when the plunger is out.
425793
This is a simple switch, it has no idea what model you have, and if it was capable of thought it wouldn't care. It simply completes a path for a low voltage circuit with an open point in the middle. Push the button and it lets a dc voltage make contact with the second terminal on the opener, which will either close or open it. It knows what to do. Its ten cents, and will also work as a doorbell button.
2005271
It has push open/close only. I bought two of these sets last year, and I've had many compliments on how feminine they are.
807810
It has a push button door release. It works very well. This is a really nice microwave.
1422775
Yes, it will. The sending unit attaches to the bottom of the door independent of any opener.
2003519
i think this should work whether the door opens in our out. this device uses the hole that the door latch fits into when the door closes.
2158089
You can adjust the closing (and thus opening) force. It should be no problem to adjust it such that a dog can push open the door.
1309983
You just pull on the door handle and it opens but no push button. I hope this helps.
1319651
Yes! Has switch inside control box for push instead of default pull. By the way I really like the way this opener ramps up and down at each and of the movements
145752
I really love this thing, you mean so the end of the door hits the plunger? There is some play in the mounting fixture and the plunger extends a bit so I think if the door was open just the width of the wire it should work. Before you mount just double check how far the plunger has to travel to shut the light.
792983
This gate does not close automatically - you need to push a button and lift the gate slightly to open it. It only requires using one hand though.
1680773
Hi Albert, I did a little experiment with my front door. If you can close your door, but not have to twist the door knob, this will work. Simply install this into the door frame,shut the door and pull. The door did not open for me,so it should work the same for you. Hope this helps.
792982
This gate has *no* automatic closures. You slide a thumb switch, then pull up on the gate and it will swing in or out. It may sound complex, but the whole maneuver is very intuitive.
978690
Jim, it will close the door automatically according to the setting you use. I use the 3 1/2 minute setting but you can go to 5 minutes on up. It connects in two places ... the main box with the settings, etc gets attached to a wall next to or near your existing switches to open and close the door and the sensor gets attached to the rail upon which the door moves. Hope this helps, I love this product as does my neighbor.
1084907
No it is the door strike only. To set up you need a doorbell type switch which is very inexpensive. When power is applied o the strike it momentarily unlatches allowing the person to push the door or gate open without the need to turn the locked door lever. I bought a 12 v power supply to supply power. It is 12 v DC current
980675
We had to install a separate switch to buzz them in/out from the counter and not the door. The switch we got was two extremes, flick it open, the door opens and remains open all the time, you need to switch it back in the closed position to secure (engage) the magnetic system in order to close. Unlike some other switches where u press and it opens then when the door is pushed open and closes it automatically shuts. The package does come with a a green button switch which when installed allows customers to exit on their own. The problem...you have to press, hold and open the door which is a bit confusing to some. You would have to purchase a door bell as well.