Hardware Installation

Brandon Todd & Jared Anderson at our warehouse early in the morning scrutinizing the door operator they are going to install.

A side entrance just off the parking lot with a nice wide concrete ramp for wheelchair access.

All they need now is an automated door that allows parishioners with the need to gain as unfettered access as is possible.

The installation begins with an “aluminum-shim” to hold-out the operators housing where it needs to be in relation to the door assembly. Remember, you can click on the photo to enlarge it, which may be helpful if you can’t quite make out what we’re trying to show you.

The primary operator body is installed.

The wiring is temporarily accessed for the purposes of testing the device before…

…it is hardwired to electrical service. This allows us to test the installation of the…

…operator and the placement of the arm to the door to ensure that everything is copasetic before running the electrical service to the device.

This photo shows the activation buttons, both on the interior and the exterior button can be seen in the background on the brick wall.

All hardwired up and working like it’s supposed to.