These are spare replacement mounting brackets for the Infinity Shield Garage Door Sensor Kit. Brackets are already included with every full Infinity Shield sensor kit—order these only if you need extras, want to switch to a different bracket style, or are outfitting a door with unusual track clearance. Choose Standard, Short, or Long Adjustable to match your garage door setup. Choose the Right Bracket for Your Garage Standard Bracket – The default choice for most garages. Positions your Infinity Shield sensor 2.5 inches from the edge of the garage door track. Works with most garage doors and opener systems right out of the box. Includes 4x Standard Bracket. Short Bracket – For garages with limited space behind the vehicle. Places the sensor just 1.5 inches from the track, maximizing rear clearance. May not be compatible with garage doors that have large handles, wide reinforcement struts, or very short panel designs. Includes 4x Short Bracket. Long Adjustable Bracket – For hurricane-rated or structurally reinforced garage doors. Extends up to 5 inches from the track for flexible mounting when wide metal struts or hardware block close placement. Ideal for doors with structural obstacles that prevent tight mounting. Includes 4x Long Adjustable Bracket. Why Order Spare Brackets? Switch bracket styles if your original selection doesn't clear your door's hardware Replace lost or damaged brackets without replacing the whole sensor Keep a backup set on hand for multi-door installs or future moves Outfit an additional garage door you already own an Infinity Shield for What's In the Box 4x Mounting Brackets in your selected style (Standard, Short, or Long Adjustable) Compatibility Designed exclusively for the Infinity Shield Garage Door Sensor Works with all current Infinity Shield transmitter and receiver bars Installs to standard vertical garage door tracks using the included hardware from your original Infinity Shield kit Not sure which bracket you need? The Standard Bracket fits the vast majority of residential garage doors. Pick the Short Bracket if rear clearance is tight, or the Long Adjustable Bracket if wide struts or reinforced hardware get in the way.
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