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To successfully perform a replacement, it is essential to identify the correct parts that are compatible with your operator version.

The compatibility of each piece is indicated on the product page, in the "Description" section.

ALWAYS CHECK COMPATIBILITY WITH YOUR VERSION, DON'T RELY ONLY ON THE PHOTO!

Many parts are visually very similar, but they vary in details that don't make them compatible with your version.

The operator model is indicated on the plate of the geared motor; on this is indicated the type, version, serial number, brand and date of production of the device. The types of data may vary depending on the brand; in general, they are indicated by the words TYPE, TYPE or MODEL, in capital letters.

The nameplate is not always located in the same place, but varies from make and model.

SWING OPERATOR

Depending on the operator's design to automate a swing gate, the nameplate may be located differently.

In these operators, the plate is located on the cylinder, at the rear (between the wall and the gate).

The sign is located at the bottom, on the side closest to the gate hinges.

The sign is located at the bottom, on the side closest to the gate hinges.

SLIDING OPERATOR

The signal plate is usually placed under the cover, on the surface of the operator.

UNDERGROUND OPERATOR

You can usually find the rating plate by lifting the cover at the top of the engine.

ARTICULATED BOOM OPERATOR

In these models, you have to lift the lid and look for the sign plate located inside on the surface of the engine.

OPERATOR FOR SECTIONAL

Generally, the label is placed under the cover, on the surface of the engine.

OPERATOR FOR OVERHEAD DOOR

The label  can be placed either under the lid or on the side.

BARRIER OPERATOR

The warning plate is generally found when the body is opened on the side of the control unit.