Specification for Power Access 2300 Residential Door Mount Door Opener:

Provide Power Access Corporation Model 2300 residential door opener, shall comply with ANSI Standard A156.19-2002, “Standard Power Assist and Low Energy Power Operated Doors”. The automatic door opener shall be electro-mechanical and mounted on the pull side of the face of the door. The door operator clutch arm assembly shall be attached to the door frame above the door and shall open and close the door. The arm linkage shall be driven by a fractional horse power gear motor and take approximately seven (7) seconds to open and seven (7) seconds to close – this fixed speed to accommodate slower moving disabled traffic. Clearance behind the opened door must be at least 3 ½” to permit a full 90 degree opening of the door. The door opener shall have a friction clutch so the door will stop when it meets an obstruction on the opening or closing cycle. The door shall be able to be opened and closed manually. A setting is available so the door shall be able to be opened automatically and remain open until a second signal is transmitted to close the door. The door opener has a built in radio receiver to receive a remote radio activate signal to open the door. The door operator can be wired directly to an electric strike (lock) to cause a strike release when the door opener gets a signal to open. The door operator requires 115 volt 60 Hz 3 amp service to accept the nine foot power cord with a 3 prong plug. Door Operators shall have a gray powder painted welded steel frame and fire retardant acrylic/PVC thermoplastic cover (meets UL 94V-0).

The door operator shall be mounted according to drawings and instructions provided with each door opener.

Specification for Power Access 2300 Residential Jamb Mount Door Opener:

Provide Power Access Corporation Model 2300 residential door opener, shall comply with ANSI Standard A156.19-2002, “Standard Power Assist and Low Energy Power Operated Doors”. The automatic door opener shall be electro-mechanical and mounted in an inverted manner to wall above the door frame on the push side of the door. The clutch arm assembly shall be attached to the face of the door pushing the door open and pulling the door closed. The arm shall be driven by a fractional horse power gear motor and take approximately seven (7) seconds to open and seven (7) seconds to close – this fixed speed to accommodate slower moving disabled traffic. Clearance behind the opened door must be at least 3 ½” to permit a full 90degree opening of the door. The door opener shall have a friction clutch so the door will stop when it meets an obstruction on the opening or closing cycle. The door opener shall have an adjustable hold open feature of zero to thirty seconds. The door shall be able to be opened and closed manually. A setting is available so the door opener shall be able to be opened and remain open until a second signal is transmitted to close the door. The door opener has a built in radio receiver to receive a remote radio activate signal to open the door. The door operator can be wired directly to an electric strike (lock) to cause a strike release when the door opener gets a signal to open. The door operator requires 115 volt 60 Hz 3 amp service to accept the nine foot power cord with a 3 prong plug. Door Operators shall have a gray powder painted welded steel frame and fire retardant acrylic/PVC thermoplastic cover (meets UL 94V-0).

The door operator shall be mounted according to drawings and instructions provided with each door opener.