Genie 112631 Hoist Operator Head 1/2 Hp 3 Phase

Product Description

The GENIE 112631 is a 1/2 HP, three-phase hoist operator head designed for standard-duty commercial and industrial garage door applications. Built with an integrated brake, it provides controlled stopping and holding power when the door reaches the open or closed position. The unit ships with a powder-coated black finish, offering corrosion resistance for demanding environments. Licensed commercial door technicians and industrial facility maintenance crews are the typical installers. At 92 pounds, the 112631 is a substantial assembly suited for heavy-cycle sectional door installations requiring reliable three-phase motor performance.

This hoist operator head is rated for use with sectional doors up to 24 feet high. It is intended for commercial or industrial settings where three-phase power is available and standard-duty cycle requirements apply. Typical installations include warehouses, manufacturing facilities, loading docks, and commercial garages. The integrated brake makes it suitable for overhead door applications where gravity load control is a priority, reducing coasting and improving door positioning accuracy during operation.

Key Features

• 1/2 HP three-phase motor delivers reliable torque for standard-duty sectional door cycles
• Integrated brake provides controlled stopping and holds the door in position
• Supports sectional doors up to 24 feet high
• Powder-coated black finish resists corrosion in commercial environments
• Heavy-duty construction at 92 pounds for high-demand installation sites

Compatibility

Designed for use with sectional doors up to 24 feet in height in standard-duty commercial and industrial hoist operator applications where three-phase power is available.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed commercial door technician or qualified electrician familiar with three-phase wiring requirements. Disconnect and lock out all power to the door circuit before mounting or wiring the operator head. Verify that the building electrical service provides the correct three-phase voltage and amperage before connecting. Follow applicable local codes and the manufacturer installation documentation for mounting hardware torque and header bracket placement.