Automated Door Systems
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An automated door system is a mechanism that is designed and installed to automatically open and close doors. Automated door systems can be found in different places such as commercial buildings, hospitals, airports, homes, and other public areas. The purpose of automated door systems is to provide ease of access and convenience for people entering or exiting a building.
Two/Three/Four Wing Auto-revolving Door
An auto revolving door is a type of entrance system that rotates continuously to allow people to pass through without much effort, while also helping to maintain a controlled indoor environment by minimizing drafts and air exchange.
Sliding Auto Door
The control device of sliding automatic door contains basic function and extensional function, automatic operation I hold-open/lock/half-open to meet customer needs.
Panic Auto Door
The main function of this system is that in special situation (such as a fire), sliding automatic door leaves can be opened 90° to provide a larger opening width for pedestrians or cargo to pass through.
Maglev Door
The maglev door operates by using magnets that repel each other to create a force that lifts the door off its hinges and allows it to open and close smoothly and quietly.
Folding Auto Door
An automated folding door is a type of door that has multiple hinged panels that fold together in a concertina manner to allow for a larger opening than a traditional single-panel door.
Telescopic Auto Door
A telescopic automated door is a type of automatic sliding door that features multiple sliding door panels that overlap each other when opened, allowing for a wider opening than a standard sliding door.
Hermetic Auto Door
A hermetic automated door is a specialized type of automatic sliding door that is designed to provide airtight and watertight sealing. These doors are often used in environments that require controlled air pressure and hygiene.
Pivot Door
The pivot door can swing in both directions, allowing for easy access and exit, and can connected to a motorized mechanism and sensors that detect movement and opening/closing requirements.
FAQ
Are automated doors secure?
Automated doors can be secure depending on the type of locking mechanism used. Many automated doors are equipped with electronic locks that can be controlled remotely, providing an added layer of security. Some automated doors may also have a backup locking mechanism in case of a power outage or system failure. It is important to ensure that the automated door system is installed by a professional and meets that can be programmed to only allow authorized individuals access. Additionally, some automated doors have sensors that detect if someone is trying to force the door open and can trigger an alarm or alert security personnel.
Can automated doors be installed in any type of building?
Automated doors can generally be installed in any type of building, but the installation process may vary depending on factors like the size and layout of the building. It’s important to consult with a professional installer to determine the best type of automated door system for your specific building and needs.
What maintenance is required for automated doors?
Automated doors require regular maintenance to ensure they continue to function properly and safely. This may include things like lubricating moving parts, checking the alignment and adjustment of sensors, and cleaning components. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule and to have a professional perform any necessary repairs or replacements.
Can automated doors be retrofitted to an existing building?
Yes, access control system data can be backed up in your desired location; typically, many access control systems have cloud backup options. Regular backup options ensure you won’t lose your access control data in case of system malfunction.
What is the cost of installing an automated door system?
The cost of installing an automated door system can vary widely depending on factors like the type of door, the size and layout of the building, and the complexity of the installation. It’s important to obtain quotes from multiple professional installers and to carefully consider the costs and benefits of different types of automated door systems before making a decision.
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