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Genie Chain Drive 750 Garage Door Opener with Battery Backup, Surge Protector and one Single Button Garage Door Remote

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Style: One remote & surge protector


Features

  • BATTERY BACKUP INCLUDED: An integrated battery backup allows for this Genie garage door opener to be used when the primary power is out.
  • STRONG AND QUIET: The 3/4 HPC DC Motor is paired with a durable chain drive making this garage door opener a long-lasting and reliable
  • EASY TO INSTALL: Lightweight but strong for easy installation. Download the BILT app for interactive easy to follow instructions
  • Surge Protection: provides 900 jules of additional safeguards for your garage door opener against harmful power surges that could otherwise damage electronics.
  • Includes: 3/4 HPc garage door opener, battery backup, one single button remote, one surge protector

Description

The Genie Chain Drive 750 durable chain drive garage door opener has a DC motor that provides the ultimate combination of reliability and strength. This garage door opener is packed with all of the latest technology at a reasonable price. For extra safety and added convenience, this Genie garage door opener features an integrated battery backup. That battery backup will power the garage door opener when the main power is out. This transition from home power to running on the battery happens instantly when the main power is out making sure you are never locked out. It also has a Genie Sense enabled DC motor that provides unmatched durability, making it the ideal choice to open most 7 ft. high garage doors. The Chain Drive, like all Genie garage door openers, comes equipped with Intellicode rolling code technology that prevents unauthorized persons from opening your garage door. You will also enjoy the added conveniences of a pre-programmed 1 button remote for quicker set-up, and a wall control panel with an independent light button and vacation lock for added security. For added protection, this garage door opener is packed with an extra plug in style surge protector, that provides 900 jules of surge protection.. The Chain Drive garage door opener is supported by our team of US-based technical support representatives available by phone or chat 6 days a week. For use on residential sectional garage doors only

Manufacturer: ‎Genie


Part Number: ‎38960T


Item Weight: ‎27 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎27.5 x 12 x 8 inches


Item model number: ‎7035-PV


Size: ‎3/4 HPc


Color: ‎Black


Style: ‎One remote & surge protector


Power Source: ‎ac_dc


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Included Components: ‎3/4 HPc garage door opener, battery backup, surge protector, wall console, single button remote, safety beams, and easy to follow instructions


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lead Acid


Date First Available: March 1, 2024


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    • Quiet and 12.5 second open time on a standard 7' door.
Style: Two remotes & Keypad
Is good, California battery backup compliant, quiet, works with Chevy Homelink on board buttons. Delivered a day early and all the parts were there. Not too hard to put together, used it to replace a 30 year old Genie screw drive opener. Worked on a 90 degree day and it took about 7 hours with water breaks to install. Was able to reuse hangers for the existing motor mount with minimal modification, but need to put in bar end mount above door, sensors and such. I'm meticulous by nature so it probably could be done faster, with some help. This kit is nice as it's only a few bucks more than the similar units but comes with 2 remote, and a outside programmable keypad (with 'guest' number ability). Wired inside wall switch has 'lights only' button, and a lock-out button that lets door go down, but not back up via remotes (button on wall switch can still open door). My only complaint is the spool of wire that is supplied for sensors and interior wall switch is a bit meager - just enough wire for a 'perfect' (i.e. short) run to sensors and wall switch. Okay by me as I used existing wall switch wire, but be warned that if you use the long way around for sensors or wall switch you'll need another spool of wire. Oh, and don't over tighten chain - instructions indicate to tighten chain till the lazy side hangs 1/4" above bottom of rail, but fails to mention that the rail may distort before you get that much tension and fool you into over-tightening the chain. I think they assume you have the rail lying on a flat surface - I had my accross sawhorses and the lack of support allowed it to bow. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2019 by Ranger
    • Great Garage Door Opener
Style: One remote & surge protector
Easy install and super quiet. Love the battery backup feature and surge protector.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025 by colbuzz
    • Great Value
Style: Two remotes & Keypad
Bought this to replace my 31 year old Overhead Door unit (got my money's worth out of that!). Straightforward installation which took 3 hours, good instructions, it helped that I was able to use previous wiring. Only delay was figuring control unit mounting, but had enough parts to pull it off. It is quieter, works fine, and I'm happy to have a battery backup. Even if it needs maintenance or even replacement after a few years its a great value! UPDATE 9/6. I liked the first one so much I bought a second to replace the other garage door opener, it was an even easier install the second time. I had trouble getting the program button to work on the first unit, contacted Genie customer support, and they gave me a work around (take the cover off and press the button on the circuit board). That worked, but they went above and beyond and without prompting shipped me a new unit cover to fix the button alignment. Great customer support! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by D. Smith
    • So far this Genie is as good as other brands I've owned
Style: One remote & surge protector
Garage door openers are one of those decisions that are expensive and hard to change and also hard to know what reviews to believe so here is my two cents with lots of detail. Overall I give this Genie (model 7305) 4 of 5 stars. I have had Craftsman and Chamberlain before and I would not choose them over a Genie or a Genie over them. Overall what I like: I am pleasantly surprised at how quiet this chain drive is compared to my previous Chamberlain that was also chain drive. I like that this Genie comes with a surge suppressor and a battery backup unit. Neither have been put to a test yet though, and I will probably still add an additional APC unit since a power surge is what damaged parts of my previous opener and ended its service. Installation: The instructions are good IF you are a solid DIY-er and have a healthy tool set. If not hire someone and factor in that cost. There are good YouTube videos out there to supplement or replace the in-box instructions, but missteps can still happen. Mine was I initially put the bullet turnbuckle on the wrong side of the chain and did not catch it until after I had mounted the entire unit. Correcting that mistake without being able to lay everything out on a long flat surface and with gravity working against me and the heavy chain cost me an aggravating hour. With all this and in total I did mine alone and in a day and a half BUT I also had to repair some wood studs, re-did and reinforced all the wall and ceiling mounting and re-did all wires running to and from the control pad and the sensors. Speaking of that wire – the box may not provide enough depending on your garage. It’s inexpensive to buy more but I had extra from a previous install. Just know you may need to make a trip to the hardware store. Genie’s box should have had more than enough since I wired the first sensor to the second and then ran only one wire from the second back to the motor unit (yes, you can to that – just keep the sides of your wires consistent). This saves some wire and some time as opposed to running both sensor wires back to the motor. Speaking of the motor: The Genie 7035 is rated at ¾ horsepower which is a reason I chose it over ½ horsepower options. Is it really ¾ power and how does the industry accurately measure these? I don’t know. I can only say my garage door is a two-car insulated aluminum and this Genie opens and closes it without a struggle and quickly enough for me. Programming: It was a pain in the rear to get the “Home Link” buttons in our two 2004 Toyota Sienna mini-vans re-programmed. To be fair this might be the first garage door opener I have owned that has “rolling code” security - and our mini-vans are older. For them I followed the owner’s manual directions to clear out the old programming. Then I followed the directions to program the new code. It works provided you can find the third mandatory and hard to find step – go to the Genie motor unit and press and release the “program” button until the light starts blinking purple, then return to your Sienna and press the chosen home link button three times with just the right speed of repetition. It took me an hour and a half to get this right on the first Sienna and then about 5 minutes for the second. The GMC Acadia was quicker since I had learned the lesson and knew what to expect. Now – I also have a “Clicker Universal” programmable keypad for outside the garage. I have more than an hour and a half into trying to get that re-programmed and still don’t have it working. So overall I am satisfied this Genie was a good choice and value provided it gives me long service. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 by Craig A. Wassel
    • Super quiet, installation was not that bad.
Style: Two remotes & Keypad
Whisper-quiet and strong. Surprisingly easy to install if you go slow and have at least a working knowledge of tools and how to use them. that being said, if you are not a passable "do it yourself" person, it may be a significant struggle to install this yourself. The instructions are... adequate, but not flawless. I had to go online at one point because the instructions were unclear on how to set the chain drive sprocket in the right place. It really is quite easy, just not obvious. You will need tools like sockets, wrenches, etc. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025 by Andrew Vaillencourt

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