Key Features
- Operators for rolling doors and sectional doors, from 1/2 hp to 3 hp
- UL 325 approved
- Multi-voltage: uses the power available on site
- Modular design to customize operation
- On-board microprocessor control board
- Control options include push buttons, key switches, radios and key pads
- Safety systems include sensing edges, photo eyes, horns, lights, vehicle sensors and fire safety systems
- We complete the entire installation, including delivery, electrical hookup and haul-off
Specifications
| Horsepower | 1/2, 3/4, 1, 2 or 3 hp |
|---|---|
| Door types | Rolling doors; sectional doors |
| Configuration | Hoist, jackshaft or trolley |
| Mounting | Rolling doors: left hand, right hand, hood mount or wall mount. Sectional doors: side, center, side-mount trolley or dual trolley |
| Cycles per hour | 4, 15, 25 or 60 |
| Control system | On-board microprocessor with relay motor controls |
| Control action | Constant contact to close unless monitored safety systems are installed |
| Electrical input | Adjustable single phase (115V, 208V, 230V) or 3-phase (208V, 230V, 460V) |
Options
- Fire-safety option with thermocouple and drop test system
- NEMA 4/12 watertight/oil-tight; NEMA 4X corrosion resistant; NEMA 7/9 rated control box
- Expansion boards
- In-ground vehicle detection loops
- Safety, alerting and master-slave tie-in to other motorized systems
- Non-ventilated or fan cooled
- Emergency egress; battery backup
- 50 Hz power for international use
- Timer close module
- Heat detector; smoke detector
- External interlock switch; hand crank
- Card reader, keyless entry, motion detector, treadle switch, pull switch, key switch
- Emergency stop button; 3-button control with key lockout
Opener Types
Hoist
Jackshaft
Trolley
Safety and Security Options for Motorized Doors
Photo Eye
Detects people and vehicles passing the eye
Safety Edge
Detects the door closing on an object
Push Button Control
Station to control the door
Traffic Light
Indicates when door is safe to pass
In-Ground Loop
Senses vehicles approaching
Motion Sensor
Detects people and vehicles entering an area
Radio Remote
Remotely operate the door
Horn Strobe
Alerts bystanders that door is in operation
Strobe Light
Alerts bystanders that door is in operation
Timer Module
Scheduled operation of the door
Key Switch Control
Restricted access control
Key Card
Electronic card access
Key Pad
Coded Keyless Entry
Lever Arm Switch
Positional interlock or actuation
Expansion Boards
Adds systems or capabilities
Applications
Motorizing a bay or dock door adds convenience, security and safety. Hoist operators suit roll up doors, jackshaft operators suit sectional doors, and trolley operators suit sectional doors with standard tracks.
Related Guides
Unfamiliar with a term on this page? Jackshaft operator, trolley operator, UL 325, NEMA rating and more are explained in The Doorman’s Glossary.
