Small children, with a familyu friend who lost a 5 year old to a garage
door with an automatic opener. The nuiscnce is worth the safety. I
have them in my current garage, and I am able to work around the
nuisance factor. However, in the new house, I don't want any more to
worry about than I already have.


Steve Barker LT wrote:
I can't imagine why anyone would want to add that nuisance of the electric
eyes. Mine are mounted on the ceiling above the opener. What a pain!

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Steve Barker




wrote in message
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I recently bought a new home with garage door openers. They function
properly, and they have an "automatic reverse" if they bump something.
I'd like to retrofit them with an "Electric Eye" so they if something
or someone passes inderneath them. I'd also like to adjust the reverse
function so that they will reverse on a softer bump than they currently
do.

Is this possible?