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WASHINGTON, D.C. - A recall has been issued on garage door openers. The Consumer Safety Product Commission (CPSC) recommends that consumers stop using this product unless otherwise instructed. The ...

MOUNT HOPE, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Genie Company announces the launch of two innovative, all-new residential units, the Model 6170 and 6070 wall mount garage door openers. These openers offer an ...

MOUNT HOPE, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Genie Company announces the addition of Battery Backup (BBU) capability to its popular 2028 and 2128 garage door opener series. For the 2128 in particular, the ...

The WiFi-enabled Aladdin Connect system interfaces with Alexa and Google Assistant, enabling users to better control and monitor the doors through time-based rules and virtual keys. The Genie Company ...

If you're going to keep the garage door's remote always with you in the car, you might as well find out what else you can use ...

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Genie has announced it is recalling 10,000 garage door openers sold in the US and 8,000 more in Canada following concerns about a fire hazard. The company said Genie models Power Max 1200 and 1500, ...

Modern Design with Advanced Features – Beyond Basic. Built for More. MT. HOPE, Ohio, Oct. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Genie®, a leading innovator in garage door openers, today announced the release of the ...

Smart garage door controllers bring home automation to the garage, giving you an easy way to manage access without having to spend all day programming remotes for your entire household. And if you ...

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