Swinging Doors are used in pedestrian and industrial settings including healthcare, retail, educational and corporate facilities. BEA’s automatic swing door sensors are used to activate and provide safety on these doors, and also help meet the applicable ANSI 156.10 standards. Swing Doors, when paired with BEA sensors, can be customized to fit a variety of full-energy and low-energy applications.
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ANSI Automatic Door Sensor Requirements
Swing Door safety sensors are designed to protect pedestrians throughout a complete door cycle. These sensors can be mounted overhead or on the door and utilize various technologies to create the most complete coverage area. Our sensors are designed to meet and exceed the strict standards that govern Swing Door safety.
Overhead Swing Door activation is easily achieved with motion sensors using microwave technology. These sensors ensure reliable activation and their unidirectional settings increase energy efficiency by limiting activation to approaching traffic only.
Touchless actuators increase accessibility and help meet building codes and standards associated with automatic pedestrian swinging doors. They also help reduce the spread of germs and bacteria in facilities such as hospitals.
Push plates are industry proven activation solutions for automatic doors. These highly durable, stainless steel devices are available in a variety of shapes, sizes and graphical options. Push plates help meet ADA compliance and maximize accessibility.
Wireless activation devices help to enhance accessibility and allow for reduced installation time. Handheld transmitters are available for a convenience method of on-demand activation.