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Best garage-door opener overall
Pros: Quiet, lifetime warranty on motor, designed for do-it-yourselfers, security features.
Cons: Expensive, may need extension kit, not for very heavy doors.N/A012381082537Belt1/2 hpYesYes27.1 in.9.7 in.13.3 in.39 lbs.YesLifetime Motor, 10 Years Belt & 1 Year Other PartsWD822KD -
Budget garage-door openerPros: Inexpensive, decent six-year warranty on motor, has "rolling code" security, relatively easy to install.Cons: Chain drives are noisiest, more expensive models have longer warranties, just one remote control.not avail.012381021031Chain1/2 hpYesNo27.2 in.13.1 in.9.9 in.38 lbs.Yes6 YearsPD210D
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Best for extra-large or heavy doorsPros: Good for heavy doors, value, six-year warranty on motor, has typical security system.Cons: Noisy.N/A012381737529Chain3/4 hpYesYes27.1 in.9.7 in.13.3 in.42 lbs.Yes6 Years Motor & 1 Year Other PartsPD752D
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Screw-drive garage-door openerPros: Quieter than chain-drive models, good warranty – ten years on motor, two three-button remotes, security features.Cons: Not as quiet as belt-drive models, expensive for a chain-drive model.
not avail.N/AN/AScrew1/2 hpYesYes39.5 In.9.4 In.11.75 In.39.5 lbs.Yes10 Years Motor & 2 Years Other PartsH6000A-2K
