Key Features
- Strutted curtain reduces deflection under pressure and allows quick replacement of individual sections
- 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
| Max width | 16′ |
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| 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 | 2 layers of PVC-coated polyester with 1 layer of polyester weave |
| 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 | Infrared sensors mounted in-plane with the curtain at 18″ and 50″–54″ from the floor |
| 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 |
Options
- Vision: 20″ high vision section across the width
Curtain Colors
Guides, brackets, struts and bottom bar are yellow as standard, with over 200 RAL powder coat colors available.
Videos
Safety and Security Options for Motorized Doors
Applications
The RapidFlex 992 is a heavy-duty interior door for openings where the curtain faces air pressure. Its struts reduce curtain deflection and let damaged sections be replaced quickly.
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.
























