Genie 112631 Garage Door Trolley Operator Head 1/2 Hp

Product Description

The GENIE 112631 is a 1/2 HP single-phase standard-duty garage door trolley operator head designed for residential and light-commercial sectional door applications. The unit delivers reliable mechanical drive performance with a built-in brake, giving the door positive stopping action at the end of each travel cycle. The powder-coated black finish provides corrosion resistance in the typical garage environment. Licensed technicians and experienced door installers handle this component as part of a complete overhead door system, replacing a worn or failed operator head without replacing the entire drive assembly.

This trolley operator head is rated for use with sectional doors up to 14 feet high. It is suited to standard-duty cycles found in residential garages and light-commercial applications where a single-phase power supply is available. The integrated brake reduces door drift and helps the door hold position after travel, which is particularly important on heavier sectional panels. Installation is typically performed by a qualified garage door technician or mechanical contractor familiar with overhead door systems.

Key Features

• 1/2 HP single-phase motor provides adequate drive force for standard-duty sectional door cycles
• Integrated brake provides positive door stopping and reduces drift at end of travel
• Rated for sectional doors up to 14 feet high
• Powder-coated black finish for corrosion and wear resistance
• Trolley operator head design allows replacement of the drive unit without full system removal

Compatibility

Designed for use with 14-foot high sectional doors in standard-duty overhead door systems. Consult the full GENIE system documentation to confirm compatibility with the specific trolley rail and drive components already installed.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified garage door technician or contractor experienced with overhead door systems. Disconnect and lock out all power to the operator and related electrical circuits before beginning any service work. Verify that the door is properly balanced and that all mechanical hardware, springs, and cables are in serviceable condition before installing the new operator head. Refer to local building codes and the manufacturer installation guide for mounting hardware requirements and electrical connection standards.