Perfect for barrier-free access! Convert your existing sliding door into an automatic door!
Can be installed retroactively. Combine with button switches or sensors to transform existing doors into automatic doors!!
Aren't you troubled by something like this? "I want to convert existing doors to automatic doors for barrier-free access, but the budget is..." "I want to make it easier for wheelchair users to work by making door opening and closing easier." Automatic door opening devices can be retrofitted to existing doors, which reduces costs compared to replacing them with automatic doors, and the installation can be completed in just one day. By combining hand wave sensors and facial recognition devices, it is possible to automatically open and close the door without touching the door or handle. Manual operation is also possible, allowing the door to be left open. The opening sound is quiet, making it comfortable to use in offices and other environments. *There is also a version for swinging doors.*
basic information
■Automatic Door Opening and Closing Device - Existing sliding doors will be used as is. - Collision and pinch detection functions prevent the risk of being caught by the door. - It has both manual operation and automatic operation, making it adaptable to various locations and scenarios. - You can set the duration for which the door remains open. - A locking function can also be added as an option.
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Applications/Examples of results
■In nursing facilities and hospitals - Can be opened and closed without touching the handle, improving hygiene. - Allows safe entry and exit for wheelchair users, reducing the burden on caregivers. ■In offices and factories - Retrofit steel doors to become automatic doors. - Quietly open and close new automatic doors without changing old automatic doors. - Achieve complete non-contact operation with hand-sensing sensors and ceiling sensors, enhancing infection control and hygiene levels. - Combine with authentication devices such as facial recognition systems for security measures.
