garage door motor

[upup]

I got two seperate roll up garage doors, Tilley doors, both very old. My good old Digidoor II lasted for years.
The one door is stuff, going to need to replace it. So my qeustion is, I am going for a roll up door motor, the one fitted inside the door. Our local guys stock centurion RDO and ET. What I like about the ET, it's batteries is on top of the wall unit, so You can fit any 2 alarm batteries there. Also the ET power supply looks bigger. So to me it look to go the ET way. Hope I am correct.

 

[Hemi300c]

I got two seperate roll up garage doors, Tilley doors, both very old. My good old Digidoor II lasted for years.
The one door is stuff, going to need to replace it. So my qeustion is, I am going for a roll up door motor, the one fitted inside the door. Our local guys stock centurion RDO and ET. What I like about the ET, it's batteries is on top of the wall unit, so You can fit any 2 alarm batteries there. Also the ET power supply looks bigger. So to me it look to go the ET way. Hope I am correct.

For a motorized garage door motor the doors need to be correctly installed and run easily and smoothly otherwise you wasting your money, time and effort.

 

[lkswan747]

Go for the ET setup. Been running mine for years without issues. Escum loadshedding is the only battery killer so far.