ED 100 swing door operator
- Max. leaf weight 100 kg
- Max. leaf width 1100 mm
- Dimensions 700 x 70 x 130 mm
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Automatic Swing Doors & Operators
High-traffic entries, silent control
Powerful, comfortable and extremely quiet ED 100 and ED 250 operators for single- and double-leaf swing doors, backed by the globally engineered dormakaba door control hardware — overhead closers and concealed floor springs — that makes premium doors feel effortless.
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What’s available within Automatic Swing Doors & Operators
Sub-categories, series and technical data as published by the manufacturer. Tell us the opening and we will specify the right variant.
ED 250 swing door operator
- Max. leaf weight 250 kg
- Max. leaf width 1600 mm
- Max. opening angle 110°, hold-open time 30 s
- Wind load control working point up to 150 Nm
Door closers & floor springs
- Overhead cam-action closers (TS 92, TS 93)
- ITS 96 concealed closer, almost invisible in the profile
- BTS floor springs for glass and timber leaves
Key features
- Activation via radar, push pad or access control
- Automatic or Push&Go microprocessor control
- Suitable for fire-proof and smoke-proof doors, emergency exits and evacuation routes
- Low energy mode as default; improved wind resistance for façade doors
Applications
Entrance doorsBarrier-free accessHospitalityCorporatesHospitals
Specification guides
Deciding what to specify for automatic swing doors & operators?
How to choose an automatic entrance
A specifier's comparison of automatic sliding, swing and revolving entrances — with the passage widths, leaf limits and traffic profiles that decide the choice.
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Automatic door safety standards, explained
What DIN 18650 and EN 16005 mean in practice for automatic entrances on escape routes — and how those requirements show up in the hardware you buy.
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Barrier-free access: what the Indian codes ask of your doors
The accessibility references we build to — National Building Code Volume 1-2016, Part 3 Annexure B and the CPWD Handbook on Barrier Free and Accessibility, Chapter 8.
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