Genie 112632 Hoist Operator Head 1 Hp 3 Phase with Brake

Product Description

The GENIE 112632 is a heavy-duty, three-phase hoist operator head designed for commercial and industrial overhead rolling door applications. Rated at 1 horsepower, it delivers the torque needed to cycle large, heavy rolling doors reliably across multiple daily operations. The unit ships with an integrated brake, providing controlled stopping and holding power when the door reaches its open or closed position. A powder-coated black finish adds corrosion resistance for demanding installation environments. This operator head is sized for rolling doors up to 24 feet in height and is intended for installation by qualified door technicians or licensed contractors familiar with three-phase electrical systems.

This operator head is suited for commercial facilities, warehouses, loading docks, and industrial buildings where heavy rolling doors require dependable motorized operation. The three-phase power requirement makes it appropriate for buildings with existing three-phase service. The integrated brake reduces wear on mechanical stop hardware and helps maintain door position under load. Installers working on new construction or replacement projects will find this unit compatible with standard hoist operator mounting configurations for rolling doors up to 24 feet high.

Key Features

• 1 horsepower three-phase motor for heavy-duty rolling door cycling
• Integrated brake included for controlled stopping and door position holding
• Rated for rolling doors up to 24 feet in height
• Powder-coated black finish for corrosion and abrasion resistance
• Hoist operator head configuration for overhead rolling door systems
• UNSPSC Code 31162800 for procurement and classification purposes

Compatibility

Designed for use with rolling doors up to a maximum of 24 feet in height. Intended as a hoist operator head for commercial and industrial overhead rolling door systems requiring three-phase power.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door systems technician or licensed electrician familiar with three-phase wiring and local electrical codes. Disconnect and lock out all power sources before mounting or servicing the operator head. Verify that the building electrical service matches the three-phase requirements of this unit before making any connections. Consult the manufacturer installation documentation for mounting hardware specifications and operator head alignment procedures.