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The 8200 Series automatic operator provides smooth door control for openings that require flexible accessibility and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance. The operator integrates into electrified openings and pairs easily with Allegion’s wireless accessory offerings. It enhances ease of use in various applications, such as assisted living and Multi-Family facilities.
The 8200 Series includes features that improve accessibility for people with disabilities and the elderly. Push ‘n’ Go opens the door automatically upon activation of the push bar, and SmartLatch provides additional closing force for security and peace of mind. Additionally, the 8200 Series detects obstacles to stop and reverse door direction when necessary and learns opening position angles to eliminate wall and door damage.
Body construction
1-piece mounting bracket
Intelligent control box
Non-handed motor gearbox
Quality and durability
SmartLatch technology
Push ‘n’ Go feature
Open Position Learning for limited door and wall damage
Installation
Pre-load strike assist
LED light illumination for installation
On-board power supply (12 VAC)
Header length 26”
Surface mounted
Non-handed design
Cycle-tested 1 million gear box
Door weight is 200 lbs. (consult Technical Services for use on doors over this weight)
Regular arm: mounts on the push side of the door and is stamped with an adjustable forearm to accommodate the door opening
Standard arm: mounts on the pull side of the door and connects to the automatic operator and track arm; comes with adjustment screws to accommodate the door opening
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