World's first full-coverage garage-door sensor
Beams
Easy installation by anyone
Universal compatibility
Over 10,000 injuries
A standard single-beam sensor can fail to detect children in the way of a closing garage door.
Over 10,000 injuries requiring ER visits, and several deaths occur annually in the USA, as a result of accidents relating to garage doors.
The federal code that sets the safety standard for garage-door sensors was created 30 years.
Infinity Shield is a UL-325 recognized component and far exceeds the federal safety standard, keeping your loved ones safe.
Infinity Shield has a beeper function that helps you park your car in a tight garage. The beeper is active while the car pulls into the garage and blocks the path of the garage door. The beeping stops immediately once the car is clear of the garage-door path. This feature can be switched on and off.
Door widths
8-18 feet
Minimum door height
7 feet
Number of IR beams
25
Vertical detection coverage
5.5-73.5 inches
Response time
450 ms
Dimensions
79 x 15/8 x 11/8 inches
Operating temperature
- 30 °C to 60 °C
Compatibility
All major garage door openers
Power source
Directly powered from the opener using existing wires
Certifications
UL–325
Infinity Shield Specs
The existing sensor is the only component that needs to be replaced to upgrade to Infinity Shield. The snap-in brackets make installation of Infinity Shield very easy. Attach the brackets to the garage-door rails, connect in the existing wires, and the sensor is up and running. It is compatible with all major garage door openers.
Supported Brands
Reviews
$9,000
Total cost to repair:
I was in my garage, about to backout, when my wife clicked a remote in the house to close the door. As I backed up, my car hit two of the 4 door panels and bent them, causing serious alignment problems. Not only were the doors bent, but significant cosmetic damage visible from exterior of door
Blair, Pasadena, CA
$800 for door and $400 for the car
Total cost to repair:
I was backing out of the garage and adjusting my mirror. Suddenly I heard a grinding noise. It was my SUV fin ripping through the wooden garage door. I had accidentally clicked the garage button on the mirror as I was adjusting and backing out.
Jonathan, San Diego, CA
$2000
Total cost to repair:
I opened up my hatch and got stuff out from the trunk and walked up to the house. I pressed the button, the door came down, and I realized what happened when I heard crunch, crunch, crunch. It took paint chips out of my car and put a crease in my garage door.
Chuck, San Diego, CA
User stories
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Beams
Easy installation by anyone
Universal compatibility
World's first full-coverage garage-door sensor.
Single-Beam Sensor
Infinity Shield
Coverage 6 inches above floor
Cannot detect open trunks & protruding bumpers
No additional features
Full-door coverage
Detects open trunks & protruding bumpers
Parking-assist feature
The beeping stops immediately once the car is clear of the garage-door path.
The beeper is active while the car pulls into the garage and blocks the path of the garage door.
Parking Assistance
Infinity Shield has a beep function that helps you park your car in a tight garage.
