Normstahl HSC801AP High-Speed Door
Normstahl HSC801AP - medium-sized high-speed door for outdoor applications
Experience unparalleled efficiency and convenience with the Normstahl high-speed door HSC801AP, the ultimate solution for medium-sized openings in outdoor environments. Engineered for heavy-duty use, this high-speed door is designed to enhance traffic flow while significantly reducing energy costs.
The fast opening and closing speed improves your traffic flow, provides employee comfort, and saves energy. The unique dual barrel power drive system eliminates the need for weighted bottom bars or tension systems by actively driving the door curtain. The direct drive also ensures excellent opening and closing during heavy winds. Exceptional reliability and smooth operation is ensured by a frequency converter driven motor for a soft start and stop.
The reliable and versatile control unit ensures precise door set up and diagnostics and is enclosed in a robust steel control box. The clear display is customer friendly giving a wide range of information like an easy to read cycle counter.
BREAK-AWAY AND AUTOMATIC RESET SYSTEM
Normstahl high-speed doors are equipped with a break-away and automatic reset system. The curtain reintroduces itself after a crash to reduce downtime and maintenance
WINDOWS, VISION PANELS AND INSECT SCREENS
To increase the admission of daylight or to improve the visibility or airflow, the door curtain can be equipped with windows, vision panels or insect screens. Windows and insect screens have fixed sizes and are located on a pre-defined grid. A vision or insect screen panel is always located on the full width of the door curtain with its center height at the industry standard of 1600 mm
INSULATED DOOR CURTAIN
For an improved temperature management, an insulated door curtain is available with static insulation of 2.41W/(m2K)
WIND REINFORCEMENT
At the bottom of the side columns, a wind reinforcement is installed around the side guide to increase the wind load resistance of the door. The bottom part of the door curtain is the most vulnerable to wind load. This reinforcement prevents that the curtain will be pulled out of the side guides
