Catalogue
Sensors, switches, function selectors, accessories and entrance access control for sliding, swing and revolving doors.
Automatic hermetic sliding door for operating rooms and laboratories, with a full-wrap frame, flush double-glazed observation window, integrated anti-collision strip and airtight sealing rated to GB/T 7106-2008 Grade 8.
Galvanized-steel hospital swing door with internal reinforcement, sealed frame, electrostatic powder-coated finish and adhesive-pressed panel construction for ward and corridor use.
Compact automatic swing door operator for indoor doors up to 150 kg. The slim 475 mm housing integrates the motor, controller and transformer, with push and pull arm options, AC 100-240V input, direct sensor and electric-lock connection and an optional lithium battery backup.
Heavy-duty EN16005 automatic sliding door operator with a 24V 100W encoder motor, ML500 Web selector and adjuster, 33 adjustable parameters and up to 200 kg single-leaf capacity. Suitable for framed or frameless sliding doors in commercial, healthcare and high-traffic entrances.
Product families
The catalogue is organised into families. Pick the one that matches what you are specifying — every family page lists the models, key specifications and datasheets.
Complete sliding door operators, EN16005 control and drive systems.
Hermetic, steel swing, glass and X-ray shielding hospital doors.
Laser curtains, safety beams and presence detection for the door leaf.
Microwave, infrared and image-recognition activation sensors.
Touchless, hand-wave, press and pedal switches for door activation.
Presence and safety sensing for revolving door enclosures.
Key, LCD and touch selectors for the door working modes.
Locks, power supplies, remote controls and installation hardware.
Keypads, fingerprint and face terminals, RFID tags and electric locks.
Technical articles
Buying guides and technical notes on sensing, activation, safety and access control.
Pet-immune sensors distinguish people from animals so a shop door does not open for every dog. How the detection works, where it fits, and when a standard sensor is still the better choice.
Tall and wide door openings break sensors that work fine on standard doors. Mounting height ratings, detection area at height, and the specifications to check before you buy.
An IP rating tells you what a sensor resists, not where it should go. How to read IP ratings for outdoor automatic door sensors, and the installation choices that matter more.