Sensor Activated Revolving Door

Engineered for modern commercial environments, the sensor activated revolving door combines intelligent motion detection with seamless accessibility. Integrated infrared and microwave sensors detect approaching pedestrians, triggering a silent, low-friction rotation that eliminates manual pushing. This hands-free operation reduces cross-contamination risks and enhances user comfort in high-traffic settings such as corporate lobbies, airports, and healthcare facilities. The system maintains consistent indoor climate by acting as an airlock, drastically cutting energy loss from heating or cooling systems. Complementing this technology, our portfolio includes a range of entry solutions for diverse architectural demands. Explore the sleek Automatic Glass Revolving Door with transparent aesthetics, the robust Motorized Revolving Door for heavy-duty applications, the classic cost-effective Manual Revolving Door, and the advanced Fully Automatic Revolving Door with programmable logic control. Each model is purpose-built to balance security, energy efficiency, and architectural integration.

The Sensor Activated Revolving Door brings precision engineering and adaptive safety to any entrance. Built on a rigid aluminum or stainless steel frame, the assembly features curved tempered glass wings and a canopy crafted from clear or laminated safety glass. Activation relies on dual-technology presence sensors and overhead motion detectors that trigger a programmable servo motor, while a fail-safe manual override allows free rotation during power interruptions or emergency egress. The control unit offers adjustable speed, stop delay, and opening width to accommodate different traffic patterns and accessibility requirements. Safety is reinforced through contact-sensing wing tips, emergency stop buttons, and compliant safety zones that halt rotation if resistance is detected. The Sensor Activated Revolving Door meets EN 16005 and ANSI/BHMA standards for low-energy door systems, supporting wheelchair passage and sight-impaired navigation with voice guidance or tactile indicators where specified.

• Sensor array: Active infrared presence sensors, microwave motion sensors optional
• Control system: PLC-based logic with LCD display and push-button manual release
• Materials: 304 stainless steel frame; aluminum alloy canopy; 10–12 mm tempered safety glass
• Rotation modes: Automatic, push-and-go, continuous slow, night-locking, and emergency break-out
• Power supply: 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz; standby consumption under 15 W
• Weather resistance: IP44 canopy seal, brushless motor, corrosion-resistant hardware