External Door

Automatic sensor doors are famous for their convenience and sense of technology, and are widely used in various places. So, how does it work?

The main controller is the "brain" of the automatic door. It sends instructions through the internal program to control the opening and closing of the door leaf.

The induction detector is like a pair of keen eyes. When an object enters its sensing range, it will immediately send a signal to the main controller.

The power motor provides the power to open and close the door leaf, allowing the door leaf to run smoothly and powerfully.

The door leaf travel track is like a train track, ensuring that the door leaf moves in the predetermined direction.

The door leaf spreader wheel system is responsible for hanging and driving the door leaf to ensure the stability of the door leaf.

The synchronous belt or V-belt transmits power to ensure the uniform operation of the door leaf.

The lower guide system prevents the door leaf from swinging during operation and maintains the stability of the door.

When someone enters the sensing range, the sensing detector sends a signal to the main controller. After judgment, the main controller notifies the motor to run, and the door leaf will automatically open. When the person leaves, the controller will determine whether it is necessary to close the door and notify the motor to perform reverse movement.

The emergence of automatic sensor doors not only improves the intelligence level of the door, but also greatly improves the convenience of use.