Residential Automatic Door System

If you are having trouble opening the doors in your home because you have a
mobility device, an automated door opener is the answer.

Reaching locks or knobs can be a hassle when you use a powerchair, wheel chair or walker. Positioning yourself to accommodate the swing of the door can be difficult. Why not open the door be opened with the push of a button? No more positioning, no more struggling for keys!

When the button on the remote is pushed, the Open Sesame Automatic Door Opener will

1. Release and open a locked (or unlocked) door

2. Pause opened for entrance or exit

3. Close automatically, returning the door to its locked position

You can also extend the time the door is open (e.g for a pet or to get some fresh air). Push the remote control again once the door is open and the door to stay open as long as you like. To close the door, simply push the remote one more time. This leaves the door free-swinging for manual use.

The residential automated door opener is compact and barely noticeable. It runs smoothly and quietly. It can be mounted for inward and outward opening doors in right-hand or left-hand hinged configurations. The minimum ceiling clearance is 1¼" between the top of the door and the ceiling.

The Open Sesame Residential System includes:

• One door operator to open and close the door (including the 12V battery).

• One electric strike plate to release the door latch.

• One remote control (transmitter) to operate the door from the inside or the outside. (Optional transmitters are shown on the Accessories Tab.)

• One low voltage wiring kit with an AC adapter, wiring and a junction box.

When the door opener is installed, the door can still be opened manually. The system can open a locked door for you or you can still use a key. An internal backup battery, which lasts about 3 years, can operate the unit for a few hours without power. The batteries in the remote are common and should be replaced after 1 year.

Installation Rating

Assembly is difficult, special skills may be required.

• Installation does not require an electrician. The opener plugs into a junction box which has an adapter to plug into a standard outlet. The junction box is on a 30' cord.
• Works on most residential doors that are aligned and hung properly without warping.
• Do not use with door hardware where both the deadbolt and the latch withdraw simultaneously when the handle is turned (a mortice lock or a combination lock).
• Approximate installation time is 2 hours.
• The manufacturer has telephone installation support.
• The door operator battery will require replacing after approximately 5 years of use.

Standard Transmitter (Included):

Can be mounted below the wheelchair armrest or on a side panel. It includes a ½" thick riser bar that can be mounted on the button for more contact surface with the wrist or fingers.
Dimensions: 3" x 1.75" x 0.62"

Optional Transmitters (sold separately):

	Keychain Transmitter (Item# AM1961): For use by individuals who have full use of their hand. Slightly recessed activation button. You can store the keychain transmitter in a pocket, purse or chair side pouch. Dimensions: 2.5" x 1.5" 0.62"
	Wireless Wall Push Pad (Item# AM1962): This transmitter is mounted on a wall. Primarily used in public settings, but can also be mounted on the wall next to a bed to allow entry of visitors. Dimensions: 4.7" x 2.8" x 1.1"
	Keyless Entry Pad (Item# AM1963): Mount this transmitter outside the door to be used instead of a key. Entry allowed with a 4 digit combination that can be changed easily. Perfect for Caregivers or temporary workers. Dimensions: 6.5" x 2.2" x 0.7"