Olide120 Handicap Door Opener+Handicap Push Buttons

The media could not be loaded. I am very pleased with this opener and with the ease of installing it, I thought it would be very technical but that wasn't the case. It was easy to do only took a few hours and changing any settings is simple to do using the programmer that comes with the system. The only change I made was the hold open time to give my wife more time to get back inside. I had a question about the mounting location of the receiver and emailed tech support, I was surprised at how fast I got a reply and the information I needed. They also have a US phone number (on instructions) I didn't use it but it's good to know it's there if needed. I don't normally do reviews, and I'm doing this one on my wives account, but I am impressed with this product and with the company's support of this opener. Hopefully it will continue to do the job for years to come and I know support is there if I need it! I included a short video, but I didn't show the door closing because as I said I set the hold open time up (20 seconds) and I didn't think anyone would want to watch a door stand open that long, but it closes as well as it opens! Just a little bonus I like is the remote control, I use it to let the cat in and out without getting up LOL! Thanks, Olide!

I recently bought this unit for a garage where I store my car collection, commonly referred to as a Man Cave. I’m a quadriplegic and opening heavy doors is a difficult task and can take me a few minutes of effort and damage to doors, door jambs, walls, etc. as I try to negotiate my entry or exit. I also have used Stanley units in the past on our commercial properties, which cost me about $4000 per door installed for what is most likely built in China by Olide with a “Stanley” label on it (I have no proof one way or another if this is true). That aside, this unit took a few hours to install and set up by my handyman. We found the instructions to be reasonably clear and it worked flawlessly after a few minor adjustments out of the box. I love it and for about $1500 all-in, I now have a commercial grade door opener. I was so impressed that I just ordered another unit for my house.

Great product

I have two Olide door openers installed in a residential setting, and they handle multiple open-and-close cycles every day with no issues. The operation is smooth, reliable, and has made everyday access much more convenient.On top of that, the support team has been fantastic—quick to respond and genuinely helpful when I had questions.

Have had the door opener installed now about 2 years and have had no issues whatsoever.Easy to install, and works as described.This device has dramatically improved our operations and our ability to serve those with disabilities and or that are elderly.5 stars!

Highly recommended.Used now in multiple locations in commercial settings.Quality 5/5Durability 4.5/5Ease of instal 4/5Diversity of installation 5/56 month follow up. Still happy.

I have only one of these openers, which I installed last June for my client. Since then, I've been having problems and have gone back and forth with their technician on the phone at least seven times. Each time, the technician gives me a new method to try, and I believe he has exhausted all options. We programmed the opener, but after a month or two, it lost all its programming. My client is very frustrated, and I’m feeling the same way. I’ve decided to remove the opener and dispose of it because I’m so tired of dealing with this issue. I have to refund my customer, so it’s truly a piece of garbage. Don’t buy this opener Chinese made junk

ORIGINAL POST: Worked for two months then remote became inconsistent. Door wouldn’t open or close as directed by remote. Complained to Amazon.UPDATE: Got product support from manufacturer and they sent additional remotes. Didn’t resolve the issue. They also sent a 30 page pdf instruction manual. To further troubleshoot, the device needed to be opened up and internal antenna extended. Personally I cannot climb on ladder to get to device to do this. And I could not get the man that originally installed the device to come back to open it up. Having to spend another $100 or so on another person to do the additional work just made this whole device and installation way too expensive. Thus, I don’t know if extending the internal antenna would have made the device work properly or not.WHY TWO STARS: I’ll give this two stars for at least trying to get it to work.