Project Overview
Entrance Requirement
The hospital required an automatic door between a public corridor and a controlled clinical area.
The door needed to support staff carrying medical supplies, personnel pushing wheelchairs and teams transporting patients on stretchers.
Access also needed to be restricted to authorized staff.
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Project Challenges
- Frequent movement of stretchers and wheelchairs
- Staff often approaching with occupied hands
- Requirement for controlled access
- Limited space within the corridor
- Need for smooth and quiet operation
- Requirement to minimize obstruction within the passage
- Coordination with hospital access and emergency systems
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Supplied Automatic Door System
An automatic sliding door with an access control interface was configured for the internal hospital entrance.
The supplied system included:
Contactless switches were positioned for convenient staff access, while the door timing was adjusted to support stretchers and wheeled medical equipment.
- Compact automatic sliding door operator
- Wide sliding door leaf
- Durable aluminum frame
- Safety glass vision panel
- Staff card reader interface
- Contactless activation switches
- Exit activation sensor
- Integrated safety detection
- Extended opening time
- Low-speed closing control
- Emergency release interface
- Fire alarm connection
- Manual override function
- Electric locking system
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Project Outcome
The automatic door allows hospital staff to move patients and equipment through the corridor without stopping to operate a manual door.
The access control connection helps separate the clinical area from public circulation while maintaining efficient staff movement.
