Automatic Telescopic Door

OWNIC is a manufacturer of automatic telescopic doors, offering OEM services and competitive pricing. If you require high traffic efficiency and desire a wider opening than standard automatic doors provide, this product is an excellent choice.

Application:

large entrance openings, maximizing the usable space of building access areas.

Product Features:

1.The control system features a built-in computer chip for intelligent adjustment and automated process control. It includes automatic load adaptation, requiring no manual adjustment for door leaf weight, ensuring optimal performance at all times.

2.Bidirectional obstacle detection with automatic reversal for enhanced safety. Unique motor locking function eliminates the need for mechanical locks to achieve access control.

3.Remote control capability for all adjustments, enabling convenient operation and improved work efficiency.

4.Smooth and responsive opening speed reflects user-centered design.

Technical Data:

How does an automatic telescopic door differ from other automatic doors?

When your requirements include a wide opening, limited lateral space at the project site, and the need for a door that meets high standards for sealing, cleanliness, and accessibility—while also ensuring a clean and aesthetically pleasing building facade—we recommend choosing an Automatic Telescopic Door.

How to Clean an Automatic Telescopic Door?

Upon project delivery, you will receive a detailed cleaning and maintenance guide provided by OWNIC. Routine cleaning can be performed based on the specific structural components of the door system.

1. Cleaning of Guide Rails and Pulleys

Inspect the guide rails and pulleys once a month, and clean them as necessary.

Method: Use a clean cloth or a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and debris. A small amount of lubricant may be applied to the pulleys, rollers, and guide rails.

2. Cleaning of Door Panel Surfaces

For glass door panels, use a neutral glass cleaner. Depending on the operating environment, clean indoor doors once a week and outdoor doors once every two weeks.

Caution: Avoid using strong acidic or alkaline cleaning agents, and refrain from scraping the surface with hard objects.

3. Inspection of Motor and Control System

Inspect the motor and control system once every quarter to ensure the motor runs smoothly, check for wear on the drive belts or pulleys, and verify that all control system wiring connections are secure (not loose).

Non-professional personnel are strictly prohibited from disassembling the motor or controller. If you encounter any technical issues, please contact us.

4. Maintenance of Safety Sensors

Inspect the safety sensors monthly to ensure they remain clean and dust-free, and that their detection range and sensitivity are functioning normally. When cleaning, wipe the sensors with a clean, soft cloth; do not rinse them directly with water.

5. Testing of Interlock and Emergency Functions

Once every six months, test the emergency button and verify that the door can be opened manually in the event of a power failure. Additionally, check that the interlock function (for multi-panel systems) operates smoothly without any jamming or hesitation. Ensure that no pedestrians are in the immediate vicinity while performing these tests.

6. Exterior and Environmental Maintenance

Maintain the cleanliness of the area surrounding the door opening on a daily basis. Prevent the accumulation of debris, and avoid exposing the system to damp environments that could lead to corrosion or moisture damage to the controller.