Genie 112632 Hoist Operator Head 1/2 Hp Heavy Duty

Product Description

The GENIE 112632 is a heavy-duty hoist operator head designed for commercial and industrial overhead sectional door applications. Rated at 1/2 HP and built for single-phase power, it delivers the torque needed to cycle large, heavy sectional doors reliably. The unit ships with an integrated brake, which holds the door position and reduces drift when the motor is at rest. The powder-coated black finish resists corrosion in typical warehouse, loading dock, and shop environments. Installation requires a qualified technician familiar with overhead door mechanics and the associated electrical hookup.

This operator head is rated for use with sectional doors up to 24 feet in height, making it well suited for commercial bays, agricultural buildings, and industrial facilities where standard residential operators are undersized. The integrated brake assembly is factory-included, reducing the need for separate brake component sourcing at the jobsite. At 100 pounds, this is a two-person lift during mounting and alignment.

Key Features

• 1/2 HP single-phase motor for heavy-duty sectional door cycling
• Integrated brake included — holds door position when motor is not running
• Supports sectional doors up to 24 feet in height
• Powder-coated black finish for corrosion resistance
• Compact footprint: 34.5 inches tall, 18.5 inches wide, 15.25 inches long
• Unit weight of 100 pounds — plan for two-person installation crew

Compatibility

Designed for use with maximum 24-foot high sectional doors. Confirm door weight, track configuration, and single-phase power availability at the install site before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified overhead door technician or licensed electrician familiar with single-phase motor wiring and NEC requirements. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before mounting or wiring the operator head. Verify that the structural header and mounting hardware are rated to support a 100-pound suspended load. Do not energize the unit until all mechanical connections, limit adjustments, and safety-reverse devices are confirmed functional.