Automatic Swing Doors

Automatic swing doors are a popular choice for businesses of all kinds, and for good reason! Here’s what makes them so versatile:

• Adaptable to Your Business : From restaurants and offices to retail shops, automatic swing doors can be customized to fit your specific space with minimal modifications.
• Space-Saving Design : Maximize your usable entryway – swing doors require minimal clearance when open.
• Budget-Friendly Options : We offer a range of swing door solutions to match your financial needs.
• Power Flexibility : Some swing doors operate even with limited power, ensuring a smooth entry experience.

Imagine entering a building without having to fumble for keys or push against heavy doors. Automatic swing doors offer a seamless and convenient entry experience for everyone. But how exactly do they work?

Here’s a breakdown of automatic swing doors:

• Door Panels : These are the visible parts of the door that swing open and closed. They can be made from various materials like tempered glass, metal, or plastic, depending on desired functionality and aesthetics.
• Automatic Door Opener : This is the motor that drives the door’s movement. It’s typically a linear motor, hidden within the header (top) box of the door system.
• Control System : The “brain” of the automatic door. It receives signals from sensors and triggers the opener to operate the door. The control system can be programmed for opening speed, dwell time (length of time the door stays open), and activation methods.
• Sensors : These detect activity near the door and send a signal to the control system to initiate opening. There can be several types:
  • Motion Sensors : Detect movement using infrared (heat) technology or microwave technology. These are often located above the doorway.
  • Pressure Sensors : Embedded in the floor mat, these activate when weight is applied, triggering the door to open.
  • Push Button Sensors : Provide manual activation for entry or exit (often used for handicap accessible doors).
• Safety Features : These are crucial to prevent accidents:
  • Safety Beam : An invisible beam that detects if someone or something is in the doorway, preventing the door from closing. This beam is usually located near the floor on either side of the doorway.
  • Safety Edge : A sensor strip along the closing edge of the door that detects contact and reverses the door’s direction.

1. Activation : When a person approaches the door, they trigger a sensor (motion, pressure pad, or push button).
2. Signal Sent : The sensor sends a signal to the control system.
3. Door Opens : The control system activates the motor, which drives the door panels to swing open on the track.
4. Dwell Time : The door remains open for a programmed dwell time to allow people to enter or exit.
5. Closing : Once no movement is detected within the doorway for a set period (dwell time expires), the control system sends a signal to the motor again.
6. Safety Check : Before closing, the safety beam and edge sensors ensure no one or nothing is in the doorway.
7. Door Closes : If the safety check is clear, the motor drives the panels to swing shut again.

This cycle repeats continuously, providing a smooth and convenient automated entry experience.

• Effortless Entry & Improved Traffic Flow
• Modern Appeal and Space Optimization
• Accessibility (can be integrated with handicap accessible features)
• Security (can be integrated with security systems)
• Energy Efficiency (consider low-energy options)

When you contact RegalCore Automation, we consider these key factors to find the ideal automatic door system for you:

• Your Business Type : We understand the unique entry flow of different industries.
• Available Space : We’ll ensure the door system fits seamlessly into your existing entryway.
• Budget : We offer options that align with your financial goals.
• Power Availability : We’ll determine the best option based on your electrical capacity.