Open Sesame Remote Controlled Low-Voltage Door System

Complete Independence at the touch of a button, the Open Sesame automatic door opener gives complete independence to enter and exit a residential or public / light commercial door (which can be for an elevator or lift or a gate).* This professional grade disabled access system unlatches a locked door, then opens, pauses and closes it - all automatically. This remote controlled door opener can be operated with a variety of wheelchair mounted remote controls, wall push pads and other specialty controls customized to accommodate almost any physical disability.

*Remote Control Standard Each Open Sesame Door System comes standard with a remote control that can be either hand held or easily mounted on a wheelchair. This high-powered remote device can activate the door system from anywhere in the home, and can be activated with fingers, palm, the side of the hand and more.

1. The Open Sesame Model 200 is a light duty door operator, meaning that it is not suitable for an environment with continuous traffic. If the operator is chosen to be used in a high usage application it can be rebuilt if necessary, the typical charge for this is under $350.The unit runs on an internal battery that is being constantly trickle charged. For high traffic applications, consult with us regarding an external power supply that reduces dependence on the internal battery.

2. The Open Sesame Model 200 is provided with a bumper-stop on the arm to limit the maximum travel of the door to slightly more than 90 degrees.

3. The Open Sesame Model 200 when held open by wind or obstructions will attempt to close for 40 seconds and then stop trying to bring the door closed. The door operation is reset by manually closing the door. This turn off mode protects the motor and drive circuitry from overheating.

4. The current Model 200 operator comes with an adjustable clutch, which can easily be adjusted to suit the needs of the application. Occasionally, there can be issues due to wind load (for an outward opening door), pressure differential, or excessive opening/closing resistance due to the threshold and/or weatherstripping. In these cases the clutch can be adjusted to provide greater opening/closing and holding force.