PAC 2300 - Residential Door Opener

PAC 2300 - Residential Door Opener

After 25 years of selling door openers for the accessibility market, Power Access Corporation has released a new lower cost, lighter weight, slim line Model 2300 door opener designed for the home. One unit works for a door mount application on the pull side of the door or a jamb mount application on the push side of the door. Field changing in mere minutes from mode-to-mode or hand-to-hand can be done. The door arm attaches to the door or jamb as the application requires. A unique friction clutch arm and a special gear motor permit safe door operation in both the automatic mode and manual mode.

Features:

• Designed for retrofitting to most existing residential doors
• Built-in radio receiver for a variety of radio controls for remote signal (a transmitter can be chair mounted)
• Interfaces with electric strike (lock), ECU controls, sip and puff and others
• Unique friction clutch arm provides slippage for safety
• One unit fits four configurations – door mount or jamb mount as well as right hand or left hand
• Built-in transformer capacity for a 24-vdc electric strike
• Very cost effective and simple to install

Physical application:

·         Jamb-mount

·         Inverted mount

·         Door mount.

Material/Finish:

·         Painted welded steel frame

·          ABS plastic housing.

Activation:

·         Touch plate

·         Push button

·         Push plate

·         Radio transmitter

·         Mats

Selecting the correct “mounting” model (Door or Jamb):

If the door opens inward into the room/house then you need a door mounted unit.

If the door opens out ward then you need a Jamb mounted unit.

Selecting Right or Left Side model:

If you are standing on the side of the door you intend to install the opener and the door is closed which side or the door are the hinges?

            If the hinges are on the right side of the door you need a “Left” mount model, otherwise you  need the “Right” model.

Note: Door should not have spring hinges as this may create too much resistance.  There should be at least 3” between the wall and the face of the door when the door is parallel to the wall.

The Strike Key replaces the doors’ regular latch plate on the door jam and is wired to the 2300 to automatically release to open the door.  With the strike key you do not have to turn the door knob for the door to open and close.