Automatic Swing Door Operators

1. Do I need to use a IRS safety device on a low energy door operator such as the DORMA ED800?

2. What power supply do I need to provide for my DORMA automatic swing door operator?

1. Do I need to use a IRS safety device on a low energy door operator such as the DORMA ED800?

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Low energy swing door operators, such as the DORMA ED800, are generally not fitted with safety devices, as kinetic energy levels are not considered to be dangerous. However a hazard analysis and risk assessment should be carried out to establish that the risk to these users is low.

2. What power supply do I need to provide for my DORMA automatic swing door operator?

A standard 240-volt 10 amp GPO will need to be fitted for the following models ED200 - Power Point Location (GPO) from ED200 side - Standard arm with door hinges on the left – mount GPO Left hand side of operator - Standard arm with door hinges on the right – mount GPO right hand side of operator - Slide arm with door hinges on the left – mount GPO Right hand side of operator - Slide arm with door hinges on the right – mount GPO Left hand side of operator - Parallel arm with door hinges on the left – mount GPO Right hand side of operator - Parallel arm with door hinges on the right – mount GPO Left hand side of operator ED800 - Power Point Location (GPO) from ED800 side - Standard arm with door hinges on the left – mount GPO Right hand side of operator - Standard arm with door hinges on the right – mount GPO Left hand side of operator - Slide arm with door hinges on the left – mount GPO Left hand side of operator - Slide arm with door hinges on the right – mount GPO Right hand side of operator CD80 - Power Point Location (GPO) from CD80 side - GPO is to be positioned closest to the hinge either door or transom mount