Key Features
- Exterior curtain of 3 layers of PVC-coated polyester and 2 layers of polyester weave
- Strutted design reduces curtain deflection and makes damaged sections quick to replace
- Independently tested static pressure resistance of 76 mph and dynamic ultimate pressure resistance of 53 mph
- Breakaway design with impact detection and push-button self-repair
- Springless design requires minimal interruption for maintenance
- Direct-mounted gear drive minimizes wear and tear
- Variable frequency drive eliminates sudden jolts when the door starts and stops
Specifications
| Application | Exterior |
|---|---|
| Max width | 16′ |
| Max height | 15′ |
| Speed | Up to 65″ per second |
| Wind resistance | Up to 4.0 PSF |
| Operational pressure | Up to 2.5 PSF |
| Wind strut | 1″ strut standard |
| Curtain | 3 layers of PVC-coated polyester with 2 layers of polyester weave |
| Vision option | 20″ high windows spaced evenly across the width of the door |
| Breakaway | Breaks away from the side guides and self-resets |
| Operation | Direct drive motor and gearbox with a door stop device |
| Control panel | Variable frequency drive; NEMA 4X, cULus listed; onboard self-diagnostics and service reminder; built-in padlockable field disconnect |
| Obstruction detection | 2 sets of infrared sensors mounted near the door path |
| Reversing safety edge | Wireless monitored reversing edge |
| Electrical | 230V AC 3-phase; 460V AC 3-phase; 575V AC 3-phase |
| Actuation options | Push button, key switch, pull switch, loop detector, motion detector, treadle switch, radio control |
| Signal device options | Red/green LED warning light, horn/strobe combination, rotating warning light |
| Warranty | 5-year limited |
Curtain Colors
Guides, brackets, struts and bottom bar are yellow as standard, with over 200 RAL powder coat colors available.
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Applications
The RapidFlex 993 is a strutted high speed fabric door for exterior openings, with independently tested pressure resistance.
Related Guides
Unfamiliar with a term on this page? Variable frequency drive, reversing edge, cULus listed equipment and more are explained in The Doorman’s Glossary.
