Benefits of Automatic Door
Since the 1950s, automatic doors have been used for architectural purposes. There are currently more than 2 million automatic doors in Japan. Automated doors offer convenience, but also many benefits, such as security, energy savings, hygiene, and hygiene.
Accessibility
Automatic doors are easy to open and close, even for those who have bags or carts. Automated doors are used in high-traffic areas like hotels, commercial buildings, and public facilities to provide excellent customer service.
Barrier-Free
Automated doors offer excellent customer service because they allow everyone to enter easily, regardless their age or physical limitations. Automatic doors for multi-purpose toilets in Japan are highly recommended at public places like stations and city offices.
Energy-Savings
Automated doors are an effective way to save energy and lower cooling and heating costs. Doors only open when activated. They automatically close to prevent doors from being left open. They prevent outside air and dust entering and air-conditioning from leaving.
Hygiene Control
Automatic doors are hands-free and offer the best solution for hospitals and food processing plants where sanitation is critical. An automatic door with an air-tight function can prevent dirt and dust from entering the room by raising the pressure. This is ideal for controlled environments such as operating rooms.
Mechanism
The door will open automatically when it receives an activation signal from the sensor. After a specified time, the door will close if no one is within the activation area.
About Sensor
Two types of sensors are used to activate and support automatic doors: an activation sensor, and a support sensor.
Activation sensor
Sensor to open the door
There are many types of sensors, including infrared sensors and activation switches. The environment and the intended use of the activation sensor should be considered.
Safety sensor
Safety sensors prevent door panels from striking objects or people near the door, or the track.
Safety sensors are available in two forms: ultrasonic and beam sensors.

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