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KS series sliding door Operator possess leadingtechnologies, multi- function, dependable performance while being costefficient. The best selling models called KS1000/3000, consisting of high-techcomponents, provides our customers with most steady and favorite choice.
SafetyFeatures:
1. TheRadars are all worldwide famous brands, such as BEA from Belgium, OPTEX fromJapan, which are more sensitive, make people safe when they go through thedoor.
2. Thesafety beam which installed in the fix-door frame, keep people safe fromsqueezing.
3. UPSbackup battery ensures the door operates 30 minutes normally if power fails.
4.Install an electro-mechanical lock to ensure the door be locked more safely.
5. Thethickness of supporting rail was 5mm, which is much stronger than the industryaverage 3 to 4mm .
TechnicalData:
1.Maximum Door Weight ( Single Parting ) : 1 ×150kg.
2.Maximum Door Weight ( Bi - Parting ) : 2 x 120 kg.
3.Opening Speed Range: 0.4 - 0.7m / s (adjustable).
4. ClosingSpeed Range: 0.3 - 0.6m / s (adjustable).
5. KeepOpening Time Adjustable Range : 5~10s (5s, Standard) .
6. Powersupply: 220VAC±10%,50HZ ,10A .
7. Ratedpower: 100W .
8. Max.drive power (static): 150N .
9. UPSbackup battery: 30min .
10.Ambient temperature: -30 degree – 50degree .
11. Max.relative humidity: 90% .
12.Protection level: IP23 .
Specifications:
Door width (DW) | 2w+300mm |
Opening width (W) | 800-3000mm |
Opening height (H) | <=2600mm |
Length of operator | 2500mm - 8000mm |
KeyComponents:
1. Maincontrol unit : PHILIPS from Netherlands
2. Motor: Dunkermotoren from Germany
3. Radar :BEA (Belgium)/OPTEX(Japan)
4.Durable rail : Special nylon, durable, quiet and self-lubricated
5. PSAcontrol Panel : 37 parameters could be set.
6.Supporting rails : High strength, 5mm thickness
- Q: 2007 Honda Accord EXL. Does this car have automatic door locks?
- No, it will not do that. I believe that only happens on the 08 model.
- Q: My '05 Mustang is cycling the automatic door locks while I'm driving!!? This just started and it seems like it
- Why the hell did you buy a mustang in the first place! 69 Mustang i can understand but 05 Mustang is a pile of shite and does not go around corners. Trade it in and get an old one, Go on you know it makes sense!
- Q: I recently purchased a 2000 Grand Am that had the stereo stripped out by the previous owner. It appears that there may have also been an alarm installed as well that was stripped out. When I recieved the vehicle the automatic door locks did not work and still do not. When I try to use them I do hear a click noise coming from the interrior fuse box. I need to know where I should start looking for the reasoning behind why it is not working and how to go about fixing it. Any ideas?
- .The clicking you hear is the relay snapping shut. That really narrows the problem down. At least with that you know the remote, the receiver, and the coil feed is working. You need to get to the relay and see if it is getting power on the hot side (not the coil). If so then see if it is making contact to send the power to the locks. Then you'll have to just trace it to the doors. I seriously doubt both of the solenoids (part that locks and unlocks the door) went bad at the same time.
- Q: I have an &quot;Over Head Legacy Garage door opener. It sometimes opens on its own. I had an electrician come out and look at it. He took took it apart and cleaned it and put the antenna on the inside but it still does it. Granted it doesn't happen every day but once is too many times, I don't know how old the unit is since it came with the house. My home was built in '97 I moved into it in Oct. of '09. Could it be time to buy a new one? (experts only please)
- It's possible that someone else in your neighborhood has a garage door with the same or similar wireless code. See if your model allows for the remote and receiver to be re-coded. To check if this is correct, drive or walk the block and try your remote in front of other homes. If it works, you may want to warn that person and see if he or she can change their remote code if yours can't. They may be wondering why their garage opens now and again as well! It's also possible that the switch on your wall is sticking intermittently and therefor is not releasing completely after it is depressed (and I don't mean sad). Try pressing it repeatedly to determine if it feels like it is returning smoothly. If it feels sticky at all make sure there are no obstructions around the edge of the button (dirt and grease buildup). If it looks clean, but still feels like it sticks a bit, try a little silicone spray (NOT oil or WD40 etc.) around the edge of the button to get it to move freely. Also, follow the wire from your wall mounted switch or any other switch that is attached to the opener. If you observe any breaks or kinks in those thin wires, you may find your intermittent problem there. If the switches are normally closed and the circuit is interrupted, it thinks the button is being pushed. If there is enough slack in the wire, simply cut and splice the wire and re-insulate it to re-establish the connection. Be sure to match the polarity which should be marked with a color or stripe on the insulation or possibly one silver and one gold tone wire inside the insulation. Hope this helps.
- Q: I have no idea what is wrong with it, it just stopped opening, with both the car opener (I replaced the battery, so that's not it) & the main opener inside the garage. I am not mechanically inclined so please keep it simple. There are no instructions :(thanks in advance
- Does the motor run when you push the button? If so, the emergency release may have become disengaged. There should be a rope with a red handle hanging near the front of the track. Pull that so the latch springs up, push the button, and you are set. If the door attempts to open, or goes up part way and then comes back down, look above the door. There are 2 springs mounted to the header, one on each side. One may be broken. If so, call a service tech to replace them. Although only one may be broken, the other probably won't be far behind. You pay for double on the parts, but only one service call. If that doesn't correct the problem, call a tech. The motor may have seized, or there could be any number of other problems. Hope this helps.
- Q: Electric door is not in place, there are 2 cm how to do
- Please look at the professional staff to avoid the future impact of bad
- Q: What is the configuration of the automatic door sensor?
- There is an infrared sensor
- Q: the wall is thicker than the door, so the door is sunk in with trim all around it.its not a clear picture, as i took it with my laptop. but you can see the door at least
- Any conventional door closer will work on this door. It doesn't look like a heavy door so you don't need a really heavy duty one. If you have ever put a piece of furniture together form Wally-word you can install a door closer just follow directions.
- Q: Glass automatic door failure, can not be used normally, after the power can be opened and closed, power off after the switch can no longer open. Help think about ways, how can the lock during the lock up? In the electricity above do not have to use their brains, and no good way
- With 101 glue in the two doors attached to the thickened glass body to do the door twist, and then the idea of locking. When the door is repaired, in the place where the vitreous body pouring 101 glue can remove the vitreous. You can first experiment, it can be removed.
- Q: Can the electric door be turned on by hand?
- Common electric doors generally have two! One is the electric sensor door (sub-open and translational type), this door after the power outage only need to push to open! There is also a curtain, electric device at the top of the door, usually after the decoration is invisible, only one chain outside the ceiling. After the power outage need to manually move in a direction to slowly open the chain! The The Not common in the use of financial units, with access control. Need to password or fingerprint identification system to open, power outages are generally open, unless it is to use high-tech crack or man-made damage Caixing! Do not ask friends to personally try yo! The The
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