Automatic Doors
Control boards and control units for automatic doors provide safe management, smooth opening and locking of your industrial doors and high-speed doors.
Incorporating control logic, photocell processing and motor control, such as Albany sub-assemblies with part number 8930R0064, they ensure smooth logistics flows and safe access for pedestrians and vehicles.
Discover our selection of refurbished or new electronic boards, control units and drive components to repair and extend the life of your industrial access automation.
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FAQ
The control board manages the door's entire operating cycle: opening/closing sequence, acceleration and braking ramps, anti-trap safety (safety edges, photocells) and the interface with external control devices (loop detectors, remote controls, pull switches).
Malfunctions often show up as a door stuck open or closed, no response to control commands, a specific error LED flashing on the board, a fuse that keeps blowing, or erratic behaviour when the safety devices are triggered.
Yes, workshop electronic repair restores obsolete access control boards (replacement of the power relays driving the motor, capacitors, optocouplers protecting the safety inputs, and transformers). This avoids replacing the entire control cabinet or the door.
Every control box or board is tested on a dedicated bench simulating the door environment: validation of the safety inputs (emergency stop, photocells, safety edge), motor output testing under load, verification of the automatic reclosing timer and stability checks at rated voltage.
The control board manages the door's entire operating cycle: opening/closing sequence, acceleration and braking ramps, anti-trap safety (safety edges, photocells) and the interface with external control devices (loop detectors, remote controls, pull switches).
Malfunctions often show up as a door stuck open or closed, no response to control commands, a specific error LED flashing on the board, a fuse that keeps blowing, or erratic behaviour when the safety devices are triggered.
Yes, workshop electronic repair restores obsolete access control boards (replacement of the power relays driving the motor, capacitors, optocouplers protecting the safety inputs, and transformers). This avoids replacing the entire control cabinet or the door.
Every control box or board is tested on a dedicated bench simulating the door environment: validation of the safety inputs (emergency stop, photocells, safety edge), motor output testing under load, verification of the automatic reclosing timer and stability checks at rated voltage.