r-tec Automatic Door Systems

Overview

r-tec automatic door systems can be assessed for pedestrian entrances at shopping centres, hospitals, office lobbies, banks, hotels and airports. The documents mention standard and telescopic chassis and a hermetic spare profile; the profile alone does not establish an approved door type or sealing class. Four door types are mentioned: double-leaf sliding, single-leaf sliding, telescopic and revolving. Match R2 control information to the exact document for the selected type.

Chassis options

Standard chassis — Used in single-leaf or double-leaf sliding applications. Common in standard pedestrian transits such as office lobbies, shopping centre entrance doors, bank branches.

Telescopic chassis — leaves slide behind one another. This brochure gives no telescopic load, speed or maximum-opening table; request the exact model document.

Hermetic profile — This appears in the spare-parts list. No sealing or insulation class is given; a clean-room project needs an approved exact-model document.

Four door types

Type	Max. leaf weight	Opening speed	Typical application
Double-leaf sliding	120 + 120 kg	180 cm/s	Shopping centre, hospital, office main entrance
Single-leaf sliding	150 kg	90 cm/s	Bank branch, small shop, personal entrance
Telescopic	Exact model document needed	Exact model document needed	Limited side-wall space
Revolving	(Per model)	(Per model)	Hotel lobby, premium commercial entrance

R2 control unit

The R2 guide describes a control board for an automatic-door mechanism. The documented arrangement has 230 VAC mains and a 24 VDC motor; these are not alternative supply options. Highlighted functions:

• 23 parameters — Opening/closing deceleration distance, hold-open time, operating speed, closing-speed ratio, opening ramp, partial opening percentage, pushing force, etc. Fine adjustment for every site condition.
• 12 display codes — o1–o9, 10, 11 and St cover button, radar, photocell, encoder, current, supply and service states. A code alone does not establish the exact fault cause.
• 5 operation modes — Selector switch transitions:
  1. Hold open — The door is kept open.
  2. Partial opening — The R2 guide’s o5 parameter offers 25%, 50% or 75%; choose the setting for the project.
  3. One-way exit — The one-way operating mode listed in the R2 guide.
  4. Automatic (standard) — Normal operation triggered by photocell/sensor.
  5. Hold closed — The door is kept closed; electric-lock operation is configured separately.

The qualified technical team verifies the selected mode and safety devices on the installed door. A mode name alone does not establish suitability for an evacuation application.

Speed and safety

The R2 guide gives 90 cm/s opening speed for a single sliding leaf, 180 cm/s for two leaves and closing speed at 70% of opening speed. That ratio alone does not prove trapping protection. Its t1 parameter table gives a 0–60 s hold-open range; 0–90 s in the separate 2015 general specification has a different document scope and does not automatically apply to every R2 revision.

Archived document records and evidence boundary

TÜV Austria record 16-PS-0009-TAT-21-MAD-2479 identifies the product as AUTOMATIC DOOR and the type/model scope as r-tec, open, con-tech. The document was renewed on 12 February 2021 and expired on 12 February 2022. This archived record does not separately name sliding, telescopic or revolving variants, the R2 control unit, or the four door types on this page as its scope.

Domestic Product record 20221188100201, issued through SATSO / TOBB, identifies the product only as AUTOMATIC DOOR and states a 100% domestic contribution rate. It was valid from 8 September 2022 to 8 September 2023 and is now an archive record; it gives no separate scope or cost breakdown for the motor, control board, mechanical assembly or electronic components.

Neither historical record is evidence of a current certificate or current production ratio. The proposed model, control unit, equipment and current conformity file are verified separately for each project.

Target projects

• Shopping centre and plaza main entrance doors
• Hospital pedestrian entrance (verify the selected model against the project)
• Bank branch, currency exchange office, jeweller (secured pedestrian access)
• Hotel lobby and restaurant main entrance (revolving door)
• Airport terminal pedestrian transits
• Office towers and plaza lobby
• Pharmacy, market and retail store entrance doors

Service and spare parts

Page 15 of the R2 manual lists components such as chassis profiles and the control board; the exploded drawing on page 16 numbers 20 assembly parts. Neither is a current-stock promise or a compatibility approval for every door type. Confirm installation, maintenance and replacement-part suitability with the authorised technical team responsible for the project.