Posted on December 9th, 2009 by Cobus
Automatic sliding doors are used in many residential and public applications to seamlessly grant access to people. We encounter
sliding doors daily at the entrances to businesses and shopping centres. Entraway installs sliding doors.
Automatic sliding doors remain closed at all times and only open when traffic approaches. This makes it easier for the building’s air conditioning system to maintain the climate, saving significantly on electricity. Most of these doors open when an infrared beam is broken. A low-power microwave radar sensor works in much the same way. Other doors open when someone activates a pressure sensor by stepping on the doormat. They may also be manually operated by
security guards, or via electronic key cards.
Automatic sliding doors are used in many residential and public applications to seamlessly grant access to people. We encounter sliding doors daily at the entrances to businesses and shopping centres. Entraway installs sliding doors.
Automatic sliding doors remain closed at all times and only open when traffic approaches. This makes it easier for the building’s air conditioning system to maintain the climate, saving significantly on electricity. Most of these doors open when an infrared beam is broken. A low-power microwave radar sensor works in much the same way. Other doors open when someone activates a pressure sensor by stepping on the doormat. They may also be manually operated by security guards, or via electronic key cards.
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Posted on December 9th, 2009 by Cobus
Revolving doors may be preferred in applications where other types of automatic doors are not suitable. In very cold or windy places, revolving doors present a more elegant
access solution at public places.
The main reason for this is that revolving doors completely eliminate drafts.
Automatic sliding doors let in wind every time they open, unless an expensive double door solution is used. Revolving doors maintain a constant seal on at least two of their “wings” at any given time, permitting the wind no direct path into the building. Three- and
four-wing revolving doors are available that are suitable for a wide variety of applications.
Revolving doors may be preferred in applications where other types of automatic doors are not suitable. In very cold or windy places, revolving doors present a more elegant access solution at public places. Entraway can suggest several solutions.
The main reason for this is that revolving doors completely eliminate drafts. Automatic sliding doors let in wind every time they open, unless an expensive double door solution is used. Revolving doors maintain a constant seal on at least two of their “wings” at any given time, permitting the wind no direct path into the building. Three- and four-wing revolving doors are available that are suitable for a wide variety of applications.
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Posted on December 9th, 2009 by Cobus
Entraway is your expert supplier of automatic doors, whether it is for a business or residential environment. We can install automatic doors as part of an integrated access control solution.
Automatic doors hold many advantages. You save electricity because the climate inside the building is maintained more effortlessly by the air conditioning system when the doors are mostly closed. They also afford you the facility of granting access remotely to authorised people only. You may disable the doors in order to keep them open or closed temporarily. Lastly, they grant easier access for disabled people, because they do not need to operate the door. Give Entraway a call today to find out what would be the best automatic door solution for your entrance. If you are an architect, we will help you by offering the best solution for your client.
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