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A few companies install solar / battery systems??The chain provided for manual override is the obvious one.
Who fits an electric door where there's no chance of power for it?
I was going to suggest mind over matter but it might take longer?.The OP has answered his own question. That saves time!
What is the alternatives
There are also alternative types of door, many don’t require any electricity at all.Power is required for a roller shutter garage door...however were the garage is located, there is no means of getting 240v power
What is the alternatives...?
There are also alternative types of door, many don’t require any electricity at all.
hinges etc. Can be used.
p.s. Have had a beer or two, don’t take me too seriously.
Thanks
We had three of those around 15' high and 12'wide, never a bit of trouble in over 20years , and still in good order when the building was sold.A roller shutter door, with a decent flywheel, operated by an endless chain, will open and shut with no effort and as fast as an electric door.
The only advantage that I've found with electric ones, is that you can push the remote fob from fifty yards away, and the door's fully open by the time you reach it.
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