Genie GE-GLA24VSEC Secondary Linear Actuator Arm
The Genie GE-GLA24VSEC is a secondary linear actuator arm for select Genie GLA24V residential swing gate operator installations. It is used on the secondary side of a compatible dual-leaf GLA24V swing gate system where the parts documentation or original equipment confirms GLA24VSEC as the correct replacement actuator arm.
This is a replacement secondary actuator arm, not a complete gate operator kit. It should not be confused with the primary actuator arm, control box, logic board, motor drive board, power supply, front actuator bracket, rear actuator bracket, push-open bracket, post mount kit, or monitored safety device. Match this part by exact model, primary/secondary position, gate layout, actuator wiring, and Genie documentation before ordering.
Primary Use
- Replacement secondary linear actuator arm for select Genie GLA24V dual swing gate operator installations
- Used on the secondary gate leaf or secondary actuator side where the GLA24V setup calls for the secondary arm
- Service replacement for a damaged, failed, noisy, binding, water-damaged, or worn secondary actuator arm where the original arm matches GLA24VSEC
- Used in dual-leaf swing gate installations where the secondary side is confirmed by the operator setup and wiring layout
- Intended for repairs where the primary actuator, control box, safety devices, and operator electronics are still compatible and serviceable
Compatible With
Use this actuator arm only where the installed operator documentation confirms GLA24VSEC as the correct secondary actuator arm. Do not assume it fits every Genie swing gate operator or every linear actuator gate opener.
- Select Genie GLA24V residential linear actuator swing gate operator installations where the parts documentation lists GLA24VSEC
- Dual-leaf GLA24V applications where the failed arm is confirmed to be the secondary actuator arm
- Repairs where the original actuator arm is marked, ordered, or cross-referenced as GE-GLA24VSEC or GLA24VSEC
- Applications where the secondary actuator wiring, gate geometry, front bracket, rear bracket, actuator stroke, and control setup match Genie requirements
- Dual gate systems where the primary actuator and operator control board support the secondary arm connection and setup
Features and Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Brand | Genie |
| Part Number | GE-GLA24VSEC / GLA24VSEC |
| Product Type | Secondary linear actuator arm |
| Operator Family | Genie GLA24V residential linear actuator swing gate operator |
| Gate Type | Residential vehicular dual swing gate, where the installed system confirms GLA24V compatibility |
| Actuator Position | Secondary actuator arm |
| Primary Arm | Not included; GLA24VPRI is the related primary actuator arm where required |
| Mounting Brackets | Front bracket, rear bracket, push-open bracket, pins, and mounting hardware should be confirmed separately |
| Electrical Function | Motorized secondary actuator arm controlled by compatible GLA24V operator electronics |
| Programming / Setup | Operator travel, limits, force, primary/secondary setup, bi-parting delay, and safety checks may be required after actuator replacement |
| Package Contents | Confirm before ordering; treat as the secondary actuator arm only unless brackets, pins, hardware, cable, connector, or accessories are specifically listed |
Important Comparison With Similar Genie Parts
Genie GLA24V parts can look similar by name, but the actuator arms, brackets, control box parts, and complete kits are not interchangeable. Confirm the exact failed part and the primary or secondary side before ordering.
- GE-GLA24VSEC / GLA24VSEC: Secondary linear actuator arm for select Genie GLA24V dual gate applications.
- GE-GLA24VPRI / GLA24VPRI: Related primary linear actuator arm. This is not the same as the secondary actuator arm and should not be substituted unless Genie documentation confirms the setup.
- 113433.0001.S: Front actuator arm bracket. This is a bracket service part, not the actuator arm.
- 113434.0001.S: Rear actuator arm bracket. This is also a bracket service part, not the actuator arm.
- 113374.0001.S: Push-open bracket for supported push-to-open GLA24V installations. This is not the actuator arm.
- 113431.0001.S: Control box enclosure. This is the control housing and not the actuator arm.
- 113435.0001.S: Post mount kit for the actuator control box. This is not the actuator arm.
- GLA24V single or dual operator kits: Complete operator packages are different from a replacement secondary actuator arm.
Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- GE-GLA24VSEC
- GLA24VSEC
- GEGLA24VSEC
- Genie GE-GLA24VSEC
- Genie GLA24VSEC
- Genie secondary linear actuator arm
- Genie secondary actuator arm for GLA24V
- Genie GLA24V secondary actuator
- Actuator Arm, Gate, Secondary, Genie
- Secondary linear actuator arm for Genie swing gate opener
- Secondary replacement arm for Genie GLA24V gate operator
- GLA24VPRI - related primary actuator arm, not the same part
- 113433.0001.S - related front actuator arm bracket, not the same part
- 113434.0001.S - related rear actuator arm bracket, not the same part
- 113374.0001.S - related push-open bracket, not the same part
- 113431.0001.S - related control box enclosure, not the same part
- 113435.0001.S - related post mount kit, not the same part
Technician Notes
- Confirm whether the failed arm is the secondary actuator arm before ordering. Dual gate systems commonly use a primary and secondary assignment, and the arms should not be mixed without documentation.
- A secondary gate leaf that stops, lags, reverses, or fails to move is not always caused by a bad actuator. Check gate binding, hinge drag, weak batteries, safety faults, voltage drop, damaged brackets, wiring, and control settings before replacing the arm.
- Inspect the secondary actuator cable route, driveway crossing, conduit, splices, connector, and strain relief. Secondary actuator problems can be caused by damaged wiring between the control box and the far gate leaf.
- Inspect the front bracket, rear bracket, actuator pins, clevis points, bushings, clips, and gate frame before installing a replacement actuator.
- If the original actuator arm failed from binding, poor geometry, or overtravel, replacing the arm without correcting the gate setup can damage the new part.
- Check whether the installation is pull-to-open or push-to-open. Push-to-open layouts may require the correct push-open bracket and different mounting geometry.
- After replacement, verify primary/secondary timing, bi-parting delay, manual gate movement, actuator alignment, travel limits, force settings, battery backup, monitored safety devices, warning signs, and full open/close operation.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the exact part number is GE-GLA24VSEC or GLA24VSEC.
- Confirm the installed operator is a Genie GLA24V residential linear actuator swing gate operator.
- Confirm the failed actuator is the secondary arm, not the primary arm.
- Confirm the gate is a dual-leaf installation and identify which leaf is assigned as secondary.
- Confirm the gate swings freely by hand and is not binding, sagging, dragging, or wind-loaded beyond the operator rating.
- Inspect the secondary actuator cable, conduit path, connector, front bracket, rear bracket, push-open bracket if used, actuator pins, gate stops, hinge condition, and gate frame before ordering.
- Confirm that the problem is not caused by weak batteries, bad charging, low voltage, safety input faults, control board issues, wiring damage, incorrect travel setup, or bad primary/secondary timing.
- Confirm whether brackets, pins, clips, washers, cable, connector, mounting hardware, or instructions are included with the actuator arm.
Professional Advisory
Replacing a secondary linear actuator arm affects gate movement, force, travel limits, primary/secondary timing, bi-parting delay, and safety setup. If the gate is heavy, wind-loaded, dual-leaf, binding, damaged, or already bending brackets, have the system inspected by a qualified gate operator technician before replacing the actuator arm. Do not force the gate to run with incorrect geometry, damaged brackets, missing pins, bypassed safety devices, weak batteries, or unresolved operator faults. After actuator replacement, monitored photo eyes, safety edges, inherent entrapment protection, limits, force settings, warning signs, battery backup, and manual release operation should be verified.
Product Q&A
What is Genie GE-GLA24VSEC used for?
Genie GE-GLA24VSEC is the secondary linear actuator arm for select Genie GLA24V residential dual swing gate operator installations where the parts documentation confirms GLA24VSEC.
Is GE-GLA24VSEC the same as GLA24VPRI?
No. GE-GLA24VSEC is the secondary actuator arm, while GLA24VPRI is the related primary actuator arm. Do not substitute one for the other unless Genie documentation confirms the correct setup.
Does this actuator arm fit every Genie swing gate operator?
No. This actuator arm should be matched to select Genie GLA24V linear actuator swing gate operators. Do not assume it fits GRSW24V, GCSW36V, slide gate operators, or non-Genie actuator systems.
Does GE-GLA24VSEC include the brackets and mounting hardware?
Do not assume brackets, pins, clips, washers, cables, connectors, or mounting hardware are included. Treat this as the secondary actuator arm only unless the supplier package specifically lists additional parts.
Can a bad secondary actuator arm cause one gate leaf to stop or lag?
Yes, but the same symptoms can also come from gate binding, damaged secondary wiring, weak batteries, bad brackets, voltage drop, safety faults, incorrect bi-parting delay, or control board issues.
What should I inspect before replacing the secondary actuator arm?
Inspect gate movement by hand, hinge condition, secondary actuator wiring, front and rear brackets, actuator pins, gate stops, batteries, safety devices, operator fault codes, and primary/secondary setup before replacing the arm.
Should timing and safety devices be checked after secondary actuator replacement?
Yes. After replacing the secondary actuator arm, verify travel limits, force settings, primary/secondary timing, bi-parting delay, monitored photo eyes, safety edges, warning devices, battery backup, and full open and close operation.
