Entrematic EM PSL100 User manual

Sliding Door Operator
EM PSL150, PSL150-T, PSL100
User Manual
Original instructions

CONTENTS - Original instructions
4Instructions for safe operation .......................................................................................................
5Congratulations on your new automatic door! ........................................................................
5Electronic equipment reception interference ...........................................................................
5Environmental requirements ..........................................................................................................
5Product liability ...................................................................................................................................
6Service .....................................................................................................................................................
6Intended use .........................................................................................................................................
6.........................................................................................................................................
6Technical specification ......................................................................................................................
7How the EM PSL150, EM PSL150-T and EM PSL100 work ......................................................
7Locking ....................................................................................................................................................
7Unlocking ...............................................................................................................................................
8Entrematic Door Connect ................................................................................................................
9Operation mode selectors ...............................................................................................................
9OMS Standard and OMS BLE - Modes ...............................................................
10
OMS Standard and OMS BLE - Access codes and flashing light
description ..................................................................................................................
12OMS Basic and PS-6 - Modes ................................................................................
13OMS Basic - Access codes and flashing light description ............................
13Integrated safety ..................................................................................................................................
14Safety system with presence sensors ..........................................................................................
14Technologically advanced sensors ................................................................................................
14
How to check your inner and outer combined motion and presence
detection sensors ......................................................................................................
16How to check your side presence detector(s) ................................................
17Emergency escape ..............................................................................................................................
17Break-out unit PSB ....................................................................................................
17Mechanical emergency unit (MEU) ....................................................................
17Electrical emergency unit .......................................................................................
18Regular safety checks .........................................................................................................................
20Safety accessories ................................................................................................................................
21General accessories ............................................................................................................................
21Cover .............................................................................................................................
21Motion sensor and presence sensors .................................................................
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21Operation mode selectors .....................................................................................
21Electrical locks ............................................................................................................
21Manual Opening Lock device, MOLD .................................................................
21Micro switch kit, LSK/LIS .........................................................................................
21Locked door indicator, LDI/LIS ..............................................................................
21Electrical emergency unit with batteries ..........................................................
22Electrical emergency unit with batteries and two motors ..........................
22Emergency closing with repeated closing ........................................................
22Mechanical emergency unit with elastic cord ................................................
22Break-out unit PSB ....................................................................................................
22Interlocking .................................................................................................................
22Convenience battery UPS .......................................................................................
22External error indication .........................................................................................
22Key switches (flush and/or surface mounted) .................................................
22Push button ................................................................................................................
22Synchronization ........................................................................................................
23Open / Close function ..............................................................................................
23Fire alarm connection ..............................................................................................
23Nurse function ...........................................................................................................
23Remote Exit mode ....................................................................................................
23Emergency open impulse .......................................................................................
23Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................
24Service/Maintenance .........................................................................................................................
24Other products from Entrematic Group .....................................................................................
25Declaration of conformity ................................................................................................................
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Instructions for safe operation
•Failure to observe the information in this manual may
result in personal injury or damage to equipment.
•To reduce the risk of injury of persons - use this oper-
ator only with pedestrian doors.
•Do not use the equipment if repair or adjustment is
necessary.
•Disconnect supply when cleaning or other mainten-
ance is to be carried out.
•The operator can be used by children over 8 years of
age if they have been instructed by a person in charge
of their safety.
•The operator can be used by children 8 years of age
or younger if they are supervised by a person respons-
ible for their safety.
•The operator can be used by persons with impaired
physical, sensory or mental capacity if they have been
instructed by a person in charge of their safety.
•Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by
children.
•Do not let anyone climb on or play with the door or
the fixed/remote controls.
•The doorset can be operated automatically by sensors
or manually by activators.
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Congratulations on your new automatic door!
Entrematic Group AB has developed automatic doors for more than 50 years. State-of-the-art tech-
nology and carefully tested materials and components provide you with a superior product.
As with all other technical products, your automatic door requires periodic maintenance and service.
It is essential that you know your automatic door (system) and that you recognize the importance
of maintaining it in compliance with applicable standards for safety.
Your local Entrematic Group-authorized representative is familiar with these standards, as well as
all applicable local codes and Entrematic Group recommendations for power-operated pedestrian
doors. Service and adjustments performed by your Entrematic Group-authorized representative,
will ensure safe and proper operation of your automatic door unit.
Electronic equipment reception interference
The equipment may generate and use radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly,
it may cause interference to radio, television reception or other radio frequency type systems.
If other equipment does not fully comply with immunity requirements interference may occur.
There is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment
does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
•Re-orient the receiving antenna.
•Relocate the receiver with respect to the equipment.
•Move the receiver away from the equipment.
•Plug the receiver into a different outlet so that equipment and receiver are on different branch
circuits.
•Check that protective earth (PE) is connected.
If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced electronics technician for additional
suggestions.
Environmental requirements
Entrematic Group products are equipped with electronics and may also be equipped with batteries
containing materials which are hazardous to the environment. Disconnect power before removing
electronics and battery and make sure it is disposed of properly according to local regulations (how
and where) as was done with the packaging material.
Product liability
According to regulations, the following are the responsibility of the owner or caretaker of the
equipment
•that the equipment operates correctly, so that it gives sufficient protection in regard to safety
and health
•that the equipment is operated and regularly maintained, inspected and serviced by someone
with documented competence in the equipment and in applicable regulations
•that the provided “Service Log Book”and “Site Acceptance Test and Risk Assessment”documents
are kept available for maintenance and service records
•that inspection covers the emergency opening function (when applicable)
•that the closing force is appropriate for the door size on fire-approved door systems (when ap-
plicable)
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Service
Inspections should be done regularly by a trained and qualified person. The frequency of these in-
spections should be according to national regulations (or according to industry standard if there
are no national regulations). This is especially important when the installation concerns a fire-ap-
proved door or a door with an emergency-opening function. To extend the life of your investment
and ensure safe and reliable operation of the door, we recommend a minimum of 2 visits per year
or more, depending on usage and operating conditions. Environmental aspects shall also be con-
sidered.
Talk to your Entrematic Group representative to learn more about our service offering.
Intended use
The EM PSL150, EM PSL150-T and EM PSL100 are automatic sliding door operators developed to fa-
cilitate entrances to buildings and within buildings through sliding doors.
The door is designed to offer continuous use, a high degree of safety and maximum lifetime. The
system is self-adjusting to the effects caused by normal variations in the weather conditions and to
minor friction changes caused by e.g. dust and dirt.
In emergency situations the doorset is opened and remains open automatically. It may also be
equipped with break-out function, in which case the door leaf is pushed manually open in the escape
direction.
Dual batteries and motors are used in escape routes as indicated in associated certificates. See
"Electrical emergency unit with batteries" on page 21 and "Electrical emergency unit with batteries
and two motors" on page 22. For manual break-out see "Break-out unit PSB" on page 22.
It is to be used indoors where it is suitable for almost all types of external and internal sliding doors.
Ensure that the lock is only activated when there are no persons in the room.
For installation and maintenance see Installation and Service manual 1016248 (EM PSL150), 1016249
(EM PSL150-T) or 1016250 (EM PSL100).
Save these instructions for future reference.
Technical specification
Entrematic Group ABManufacturer:
Lodjursgatan 10, SE-261 44 Landskrona, SwedenAddress:
Sliding Door Operator EM PSL150, EM PSL150-T and EM PSL100Type:
100 V AC -10% to 240 V AC +10%, 50/60 Hz, fuse 10 ATMains power supply:
Max. 250 WPower consumption:
IP20Degree of protection:
Sound pressure:
Third party approvals from established certification organizations valid
for safety in use, see Declaration of Conformity.
Approvals:
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How the EM PSL150, EM PSL150-T and EM PSL100 work
The EM PSL150, EM PSL150-T and EM PSL100 work electromechanically.
The motor, control unit, transmission –and optional emergency unit and electromechanical locking
device –are all assembled in a support beam with an integrated cover. The motor and gear box
transmit movement to the door leaves by means of a tooth belt. The door leaf is fitted to a door ad-
apter/carriage wheel fitting and hangs on a sliding track. The guiding at the bottom is carried out by
means of floor guides, (Full Break-Out) or Side Panel Guides (Fixed Sidelites).
When an OPENING IMPULSE is received by the control unit the motor starts and transmits movement
to the door leaves, which move to the open position.
The closing starts when no OPENING IMPULSE is received and the HOLD OPEN TIME has expired.
The EM PSL150, EM PSL150-T and EM PSL100 user can select five different modes of operation if a
mode selector is installed. See Operation mode selectors on page 9.
Locking
Doors used for emergency escape in buildings such as hospitals and homes for elderly people may
not be locked or put in mode selection OFF mode. In other buildings emergency escape doors may
be locked or put in mode selection OFF mode after it has been secured and all people have left the
building.
Unlocking
Unlock all the mechanical locks before activating the operator.
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Entrematic Door Connect
If the operator is equipped with an OMS BLE, it is possible to change the mode selections with the
smartphone app Entrematic Door Connect.
Installation of the app
•Download the app Entrematic Door Connect,atApp Store or Google Play. Make sure to have
your value document ready.
•Tap the button "+ Add Door " in the app, and follow the door setup wizard. The setup wizard
will guide you how to pair the smartphone with the door.
Note! To be able to pair, you have to be in the range of 10 meters from the door.
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Operation mode selectors
The door functions are set with different operation mode selectors.
The operation mode selector is available with 5 positions (plus RESET).
The key on the PS-6, OMS Standard and OMS BLE mode selectors must always be removed on
emergency escape doors after changing settings.
OMS Standard and OMS BLE - Modes
OPEN, PARTIAL, AUTO, EXIT and CLOSE modes can be obtained.
ModeTextSymbol
The door is permanently open. The door can be moved by hand
e.g. for window cleaning. All activation units except for the
emergency push button (if fitted) are disconnected.
OPEN
Two-way traffic, AUTO PARTIAL is obtained. The door can be
opened partially with the inner and outer activation units and
with a key switch (if fitted). With an emergency push-button (if
fitted) the door opens fully.
PARTIAL
Two-way traffic, normal operation of the door. The door can be
opened fully with the inner and outer activation units and with a
key switch/emergency push-button (if fitted).
AUTO
One-way traffic passage from inside only. The door is normally
locked if an electromechanical locking device has been fitted. The
door can only be opened with the inner activation unit or with a
key switch/emergency push-button (if fitted).
EXIT (ONE
WAY)
The door is closed and locked (if an electromechanical lock is fit-
ted). In an escape route the OFF mode may only be set after it is
certain that all people have left the building.
The door cannot be opened with inner and outer activation units.
The door can be opened partially with a key switch (if fitted). The
door can be opened fully with an emergency push button (if fit-
ted).
When the mode selector is in OFF mode the OFF button can give
a key impulse. The key impulse will open the door to partial open
position. There are 3 different ways how the OFF button works,
depending on the configuration.
CLOSE
1 It is not possible to give a key impulse.
2 It is always possible to give a key impulse by pressing the OFF
button for 2 seconds.
3 The mode selector must first be unlocked then it is possible
to give a key impulse by pressing the OFF button for 2 second.
By briefly pushing the button (placed in the hole accessible from
the underside of the unit) with a narrow object, the door operator
will make a RESET function with system test. The door will return
to closed position (if not in operating mode selection OPEN or if
an error is present) and is then ready for normal operation.
If the operator is equipped with emergency unit for escape, the
operator will test the emergency unit by opening with battery
after the doors have closed with low speed (if operation mode
selection is not OPEN or OFF).
RESET
Note! If monitored emergency unit is a demand, a test of the emergency unit is performed when
the operation mode selector is set from OFF or OPEN to any other operation mode.
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OMS Standard and OMS BLE - Access codes and flashing light description
Codes
One of four access codes can be used.
No access code.1
The access is obtained by pushing any mode selection button for 2 seconds.
Once unlocked, it will stay unlocked if no button has been pushed for 5 seconds.
2
A passcode can be selected where the access is obtained by briefly pushing the buttons
in the correct order. The entire code must be entered within 10 seconds.
3
Default passcode is
Once unlocked, the unit will be locked 15 seconds after entering the passcode.
When selecting a new mode it must be confirmed by pressing , after which
the mode selector will be locked.
Note! The passcode can be changed by an authorized service technician.
Give access with an internal/built in key.
Once unlocked, the unit will be locked 15 seconds after activating the key.
When selecting a new mode it must be confirmed by pressing , after which
the mode selector will be locked.
4
The different operation modes are selected by pushing their respective symbol. If selected,
the symbol shines blue.
Flashing light
A flashing red light is indicating an error in the operator. If the error remains
after a RESET then service is needed.
Red
A magenta light every other second indicates a status or condition that can
be cleared by the owner e.g. a break-out door is broken out.
Magenta
A yellow light every other second indicates that maintenance is needed.Yellow
Green •A green light will flash whenever a button is pressed while typing the
passcode.
•When correct passcode is entered, the green led is continuously lit.
•A green light will flash four times per second when a new operation
mode has been selected but not yet confirmed.
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Bluetooth LED
(For OMS BLE)
Bluetooth is disabledNo light
Bluetooth is activeLit
OMS BLE module is paring with the app
Entrematic Door Connect
Flashing light
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OMS Basic and PS-6 - Modes
OPEN, AUTO PARTIAL, AUTO, EXIT and OFF modes can be obtained.
ModeTextSymbol
The door is permanently open. The door can be moved by hand
e.g. for window cleaning. All activation units except for the
emergency push button (if fitted) are disconnected.
OPEN
Two-way traffic, AUTO PARTIAL is obtained. The door can be
opened partially with the inner and outer activation units and
with a key switch (if fitted). With an emergency push-button (if
fitted) the door opens fully.
AUTO PAR-
TIAL
Two-way traffic, normal operation of the door. The door can be
opened fully with the inner and outer activation units and with a
key switch/emergency push-button (if fitted).
AUTO
One-way traffic passage from inside only. The door is normally
locked if an electromechanical locking device has been fitted. The
door can only be opened with the inner activation unit or with a
key switch/emergency push-button (if fitted).
EXIT (ONE
WAY)
The door is closed and locks (if an electromechanical lock is fitted).
This function is only used on emergency escape doors after it is
certain that all people have left the building.
The door cannot be opened with inner and outer activation units.
The door can be opened partially with a key switch (if fitted). The
door can be opened fully with an emergency push button (if fit-
ted).
OMS Basic: When the mode selector is in OFF mode the arrow
down button can give a key impulse. The key impulse will open
the door to partial open position. There are 3 different ways how
the arrow down button works, depending on configuration.
OFF
1 It is not possible to give a key impulse.
2 It is always possible to give a key impulse by pressing the ar-
row down button for 2 seconds.
3 The mode selector must first be unlocked then it is possible
to give a key impulse by pressing the arrow down button for
2 second.
By briefly pushing the green dot with a narrow object, the operator
will RESET. The operator will start-up again, the doors will return
to closed position with low speed (if operation mode selection
is not OPEN).
If the operator is equipped with emergency unit for escape, the
operator will test the emergency unit by opening with battery
after the doors have closed with low speed (if operation mode
selection is not OPEN or OFF).
RESET
Turn the key clockwise to the position “R”(six o’clock) and insert
a narrow object in the small hole on the operation mode selector
and push briefly. The operator will RESET, then turn the key
counter-clockwise back to the requested setting. The operator
will start-up again, the doors will return to closed position with
low speed (if operation mode selection is not OPEN).
If the operator is equipped with emergency unit for escape, the
operator will test the emergency unit by opening with battery
after the doors have closed with low speed (if operation mode
selection is not OPEN or OFF).
Note! The key cannot be removed in the "R" position.
RESET
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Note! If monitored emergency unit is a demand, a test of the emergency unit is performed when
the operation mode selector is set from OFF or OPEN to any other operation mode.
OMS Basic - Access codes and flashing light description
Codes
Flashing
light
Up
Down
Three alternative selectable codes are used.
The access is obtained by pushing the arrow symbol pointing up
or down for 2 seconds.
1
The access code is obtained by briefly pushing in turn the arrow
up symbol, followed by the arrow down, arrow down again and
the arrow up symbol. The entire code must be entered within 3
seconds.
2
No access code.3
The different operation modes are selected by pushing the arrow
symbols pointing upwards or downwards. When a button is pushed
a buzzer will sound. The present selection is indicated by a blue light
to the left of the function symbol or text.
When an arrow symbol has not been pushed for 5 seconds the access
will be locked.
Flashing light
Red •When a red light is flashing it is indicating an error
in the door operator. If the error remains after a
RESET then service is needed.
•When an external key is connected and activated,
the indication LED on the OMS Basic will be steady
red for 15 seconds and it will be possible to change
mode selection.
An orange light every other second indicates a status or
condition that can be cleared by the owner e.g. a break-
out door is broken out.
Orange
A yellow light every other second indicates that main-
tenance is needed.
Yellow
Integrated safety
To permit a safe passage between closing doors, the doors reverse immediately if an obstruction is
detected. They then resume their interrupted movement at low speed to check whether the obstruc-
tion has disappeared or not.
If an obstruction is detected while the door is opening, the doors stop immediately, and then close
after a time delay.
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Safety system with presence sensors
Usually the safety system incorporates presence sensors installed above the door opening. A presence
sensor detects an object in the doorway, while the doors are closing, the doors reverse immediately.
The doors will start to close when the object is removed.
Technologically advanced sensors
The Entrematic Group sensors have been tested and approved by the Entrematic Group test labor-
atory for use on Entrematic Group's automatic sliding doors. These presence sensors further improve
the already high obstruction detection obtained with the built in self-monitored crush force limitation.
Monitored sensors have built-in monitoring for error detection.
Note! If you have a problem you cannot correct, turn off the automatic door immediately and call
your Entrematic Group service representative for assistance.
How to check your inner and outer combined motion and presence detection
sensors
Combined sensors are used when you want both a motion sensor and a presence sensor integrated
into the same unit.
1 Walk towards the door opening, the door shall start to open when you are about 1.5 meter from
the door and the door shall stop in open position.
2 When the door has closed, repeat the same procedure from the other side of the door opening.
3 Open the door, stand still close to the face of the open door leaf on the left side for more than
5 s. The door shall remain open. Repeat on the right side.
4 Repeat step 3 in the other side of the door opening.
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How to check your side presence detector(s)
Side presence sensors can be used for example if higher door speed is required or for installations
in homes for elderly/disabled or childcare centres, to protect users from being struck by the doors
during their opening cycle. When a side presence sensor detects an obstacle the door operator will
not stop, but slow down the door movement to a safe speed. With this safe speed the door will try
to push the obstruction away, to ensure that the person passing through the door will not walk into
the door.
Walk into the detection field of the side presence sensor on one side. Activate the impulse on the
operator, the door shall not stop, but slow down to safe speed during the opening.
If you have a bi-parting (double) door then repeat the procedure above on the other side.
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Emergency escape
The operator can be fitted with different emergency escape units to ensure a safe evacuation of the
building.
Break-out unit PSB
The door leaves and the side screens are swung outwards when a defined pressure is applied.
The break-out function can also be used to create a wider opening. From the fully swung out position,
the door leaves can be manually slid sideways, offering the possibility to transport wide objects
through the opening, or to make a shop entrance more inviting during good weather.
Mechanical emergency unit (MEU)
An elastic cord is used to open the door in the event of power failure. Until the power is restored,
the door remains open. The operator will then resume the function set by the mode selector. The
emergency unit is monitored by the operator control unit. A monitoring error means that the door
opens and remains open until the error is cleared.
For further information, see General accessories on page 21.
Electrical emergency unit
The door is opened by means of a rechargeable battery unit in the event of a power failure. The door
remains in this position until the power is restored. The operator will then resume the function set
by the mode selector. The emergency unit is monitored by the operator control unit. A monitoring
error is indicated by flashing red LED on the operation mode selector (OMS) and the door remains
in open position until the error is cleared.
For further information, see General accessories on page 21.
The electrical emergency function can also be used to close the door in the event of power failure.
The fire authorities make this a requirement to stop fire or smoke from spreading throughout the
building.
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Regular safety checks
To help you fulfil the national/international requirements and to avoid malfunction and risk for in-
juries, we have provided the following checklist.
Do not use the operator if repair or adjustment is necessary.
Disconnect supply when cleaning or other maintenance is to be carried out.
If problem
occurs
Daily Action
Activate your operator and visually check, fastening and any damage of
•operator and cover
•cables
•operator mode selector(s)
•door and glass (stability)
Also inspect your operator and check visually for
•condition of door seals and weather stripping
•condition of glazing rubbers
•finger protection
•proper operation; closes slowly and smoothly
•any ventilation being obstructed
Set the mode selector to OFF and check that the operator and electromechanical lock (if fitted)
work together. Also check that the lock really secures the door.
Activate the manual activation units , if any, and walk towards the door. Check that the door has
opened appropriately while you pass the entrance/exit.
Then proceed with the automatic activation units in the same way.
Check the safety sensors if any.
If you are unsure of which type of sensor you have, please contact your Entrematic Group repres-
entative.
If the operator is equipped with break-out system, set the mode selector to
AUTO mode. Push the door manually while in the escape direction to ensure
that nothing prevents the door from being open. Also ensure that the escape
route is free for use. After the test, restore the door(s) to their normal mode
of operation.
By law, these tests must be performed regularly by trained personnel.
Escape
doors
If the operator is equipped with automatic opening system, shut off the
power and the door should open and remain open. Restore power and the
door should close.
Let the door close after an impulse ensuring nothing prevents the door from
closing and locking (if regulations require it).
Fire
doors
Take appropriate measures.=
Contact your Entrematic Group representative. For contact information, see last page.=
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FUNCTION AND VISUAL INSPECTION
CLEANING
A gentle detergent may be used. To maintain the quality of the surface treatment, the surfaces should be cleaned
once/four months period. The cleaning should be documented. To avoid damages to the profiles the
brushes/weather stripping must be vacuum-cleaned weekly.
•Do not expose windows, doors or profiles to alkalis. Both aluminium and glass are sensitive to alkalis.
•Do not clean with high pressure water. Operator, mode selector and sensor may be damaged and water
may enter the profiles.
•Do not use polishing detergent.
•Do not scrub with materials like Scotch-brite, as this will cause mechanical damage.
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SIGNAGE
Action
Check that all required signage is applied and intact. Mandatory indicates that the signage is required by European
directives and equivalent national legislation outside the European Union.
Product label: Mandatory
Emergency break-out: Mandatory, if approved for escape route.
Entrematic Group door sticker: Mandatory, if applicable to highlight the presence of the glass (applied to
all glass sections that are moving).
Supervision of child (applied to both sides of the door): Mandatory according to national regulations.
Recommended, if the risk analysis shows use by children.
Operator designed for disabled people:
Recommended, if applicable (applied to both sides of the door).
Activation by disabled people: Recommended, if applicable.
No entry, identifying one-way traffic: Mandatory in GB and US, if applicable, not included in the product.
Local product label
Keep clear
Automatic door
Safety accessories
Even though the EM PSL150, EM PSL150-T and EM PSL100 are installed to comply with all applicable
safety regulations, it is possible to enhance safety/comfort with the following add-ons (please contact
your local Entrematic Group company for detailed description).
•Combined motion and presence sensors
•Separate presence sensors (presence in the door opening or side presence for the trailing edge
of the door)
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