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For doors that are fully automatic (which use sensors to swing open themselves), the amount of time that the doors should stay open is between 2.0-3.2 seconds.
- How long should a door closer take to close?
- Why is my automatic door not closing?
- How do automatic closing doors work?
How long should a door closer take to close?
A door closer should take at the minimum 5 seconds to close the door from the 90 degree open position to the 12 degree open position, according to section 404.2. 8 of the ADA Standards.
Why is my automatic door not closing?
The Door Isn't Opening or Closing
If customers are standing by the automatic sliding door and it's refusing to budge, it could be a sign of a bad sensor. The first thing you'll want to check, however, is the power supply. A blown fuse or popped circuit are two other reasons the door might not be working.
How do automatic closing doors work?
How do they work? Automatic door closers work by using and storing the energy used to open the door within a compression system of spring and releasing the energy at a controlled rate. This prevents the slamming of doors and within several different models, you can adjust the speed of this.
