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Chamberlain C4310 Chain Drive
  • Chamberlain C4310 Chain Drive
  • Chamberlain C4310 Chain Drive
  • Chamberlain C4310 Chain Drive
  • Chamberlain C4310 Chain Drive
  • Chamberlain C4310 Chain Drive

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C4310 Chain Drive

3/4 HP-class DC chain drive with battery backup, wide-angle camera and myQ.

Chain drive3/4 HPBattery backupCamera

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Features

  • Battery BackupOpen/close the garage door even when power is out
  • Chain DriveDesigned for smooth performance
  • Monitor and control your garage door with the myQ app
  • 3/4 HP motor is designed for frequent use
  • Bright When You Need It MostIlluminate your entire garage with 2 Bulb lighting—providing front and rear coverage for safer, more complete visibility whenever you need it. Bulbs sold separately.
  • Wide Angle CameraSee what’s happening in your garage—anytime
  • Limited Warranty5 year motor and 1 year chain
  • HomeLink CompatibleOpen your garage with your car’s built-in buttons (works with HomeLink 4 and up)

Specifications

Model
C4310
Drive
Chain drive
Motor
DC, 3/4 HP class
Battery backup
Yes
Camera
130° wide-angle camera
Lighting
2 LED bulb sockets, 60 W each
Wi-Fi and myQ app
Yes
Door height
Fits 7 ft tall doors. 8 ft and 10 ft rail extension kits are available for taller doors.

Horsepower ratings on DC motors are for comparison only: lift similar to an AC motor of that size.

Warranty

Motor
5 years
Chain
1 year
Parts
1 year

In the box

  • 1-button remote
  • Safety sensors with brackets
  • Battery backup

California law · SB 969

Every opener needs a battery backup

Since July 1, 2019, every garage door opener sold or installed on a California home must have a battery backup that keeps it working in a power outage. A new garage door also can't be installed on an existing opener that doesn't have one. Each violation carries a $1,000 civil penalty.

The law came out of the 2017 Northern California wildfires: when the power was cut, some people could not get their cars out of the garage to evacuate.

Keeping your opener? Keeping your opener is fine if it has a working battery backup. When we measure, we check it. If it has none, some models can take a battery add-on; older openers can't, and the opener has to be replaced before we can hang your new door.

Every opener we sell has battery backup built in. Read SB 969 on the California Legislature's site.

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