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r-tec Sliding Gate Motors

24 V DC, 220 V AC and 380 V three-phase sliding (rail) gate motors — three voltage segments from residential to industrial heavy doors, KING / SL series.

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Key technical specifications

The most critical technical parameters of this product.

  • Voltage segments 24 V DC / 220 V AC / 380 V three-phase
  • Max. door weight (segment-based) 500 – 4000 kg
  • Typical speed 17 cm/s
  • Operating temperature -20 – +55 °C
  • Protection class IP44
  • Control board (24 V series) G24 (modular board slot)
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Protection

Feature Value
Thermal protection Standard (motor winding)

Control

Feature Value
Remote control 433 MHz rolling code (RF433-S module optional)

Videos

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Installation and support guides

These videos demonstrate the model and control board shown. They may provide general reference for other products; use the current technical manual for the relevant model for connections and settings.

220 V sliding gates 7 videos

Motor connection, limits, photocell, warning lamp and remote controls.

Example installations with the r-tec 220 board; not transferable to FU inverter or 380 V systems.

Turkish video archive from the Alkur YouTube channel; titles and topic notes are translated.

System / board reference

Selected video r-tec 220 control board

An overview of the r-tec 220 control board, its layout and main connection points.

  1. 2:48 Watch on YouTube

    An overview of the r-tec 220 control board, its layout and main connection points.

  2. 1:23 Watch on YouTube

    A demonstration of adjusting opening and closing limits on a 220 V sliding gate motor.

  3. 0:48 Watch on YouTube

    A short technical demonstration of connecting the motor to the r-tec 220 control board.

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    A guide to connecting a safety photocell to the r-tec 220 control board.

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    A short example of connecting a warning flasher to the r-tec 220 control board.

  6. 0:48 Watch on YouTube

    A demonstration of pairing a Fix Code remote control and clearing stored remote-control entries.

  7. 1:06 Watch on YouTube

    A guide to connecting an external remote-control receiver to the r-tec 220 control board.

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24 V sliding gates 8 videos

G24 connections, limit learning and access safety accessories.

24 V G24/G24A examples; verify the model, board revision and wiring diagram together.

Turkish video archive from the Alkur YouTube channel; titles and topic notes are translated.

System / board reference

Selected video r-tec G24A control board

An overview of the G24A control board, its connection points and adjustment controls.

  1. 5:14 Watch on YouTube

    An overview of the G24A control board, its connection points and adjustment controls.

  2. 4:19 Watch on YouTube

    A technical guide to connecting a 24 V sliding gate motor to the G24 control board.

  3. 2:14 Watch on YouTube

    A demonstration of programming travel limits on a 24 V sliding gate motor.

  4. 1:41 Watch on YouTube

    A technical demonstration of connecting a safety photocell to the G24 control board.

  5. 0:24 Watch on YouTube

    A short guide to connecting a warning flasher to the G24 control board.

  6. 0:48 Watch on YouTube

    A demonstration of pairing a Fix Code remote control and clearing stored remote-control entries.

  7. 1:01 Watch on YouTube

    An example of connecting a vehicle-detection loop detector to the G24 control board.

  8. 1:07 Watch on YouTube

    A demonstration of connecting an external remote-control receiver to the G24 control board.

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Overview

A villa garden gate and a factory main entrance present very different loads, so r-tec sliding (rail) gate motors do not stretch a single family across that range — they split it into three voltage segments:

  • 24 V DC — Light garden and villa gate (500 – 1,200 kg). In scenarios where battery backup is mandatory/recommended (villas where power outages are critical, secured estates).
  • 220 V AC — Medium-segment estate and plaza entrances (1,000 – 2,000 kg). The most common use segment; wide variants with KING + SL series.
  • 380 V three-phase — Industrial facility, factory and logistics terminal main entrances (2,500 – 4,000 kg).

Despite the segment split, the accessory side stays uniform: thanks to r-tec’s modular control board design, all motor series share the same accessory set (G24 board, RF433 receiver, photocell, flasher, remote), which keeps the dealer stock strategy simple.

r-tec Sliding Gate Motors — product image

Voltage segment selection

SegmentMax. door weightTypical applicationMains requirement
24 V DC500 – 1,200 kgResidential, villa, small estate230 V → board → 24 V output
220 V AC1,000 – 2,000 kgEstate, plaza, office campus220 V single-phase
380 V three-phase2,500 – 4,000 kgIndustrial, logistics, OSB380 V three-phase

Reason to choose 24 V — Battery-backed system is possible; the gate operates during power outage. Also, 24 V is safer on the site by contact in terms of safety.

Product matrix

24 V DC series (light)

220 V AC series (medium)

380 V three-phase series (heavy)

220 V series — warnings

CAUTION! Set the electronic brake adjustment trimpot according to your door’s weight. The door should stop when it reaches the limit switch; should not move backwards after stopping.

In the 220 V AC series AC motors, thermal protection + current control work together; in case of overload the board shuts itself down and notifies the site of the error before closing.

24 V series — warnings

Caution! Set the motor power adjustment trimpot (T1) according to your door’s weight. High power on a light door damages the connection set; low power on a heavy door causes the motor to stop before reaching the limit switch.

The 24 V DC series is suitable for battery operation; the battery charging terminal (62-63) is standard on the G24 control board.

380 V series

In three-phase supply, phase sequence and protection boards must comply with the technical PDF schematics. On wrong phase sequence the motor turns in the reverse direction — correction = swapping two phases in the field. In three-phase installations, use with the I-380 industrial control board r-tec I-380 is recommended.

Field discipline (common)

  • Rail parallelism — Side rail and upper guide must be adjusted to millimetric precision; deviation causes the motor thermal protection to trip.
  • Wheel quality — Double-bearing, stainless steel wheels are preferred; plastic wheels wear out in 2-3 years.
  • Limit switch location — A 5-10 cm safety buffer must be left at the opening and closing ends.
  • Brake adjustment — T2 (closing high speed) and T3 (deceleration) trimpots are adjusted with site trial.
  • Periodic maintenance — Every 12 months 1 rail + wheel + reducer lubrication check.

In which sectors is it used?

This product family is preferred in the sectors and application areas below.

  • Factory and production facility yard
  • Logistics site vehicle entrance
  • Storage area
  • Residential complex entrance
  • Automotive supply industry

Frequently Asked Questions

Below we've compiled the most common questions and answers regarding this product.

  • Garden motor leaf is not stopping at the end-stop

    Possible causes: mechanical stop position drift, end-stop limit switch trigger arm bent, control board took an incorrect record in learning mode, gear coupling slippage. Initial intervention: visually check that the mechanical stop is in place, check whether the limit switch arm is in the correct position, run the learning mode from the control board again (with the step in the guide). Instead of changing parameters by on-site observation, the first intervention is to repeat the motor learning process in the order in the guide.

  • Remote range has dropped or it does not open

    Possible causes: weak remote battery, damaged or misplaced receiver antenna, new RF noise in the environment (nearby device, GSM repeater), drift of the remote frequency. Initial intervention: replace the battery (typical 12 V A23 or CR2032 — verify from the model label), check that the receiver antenna is straight and in a visible position. The remote code learning procedure is described in the model's guide; after a factory reset, all remotes must be re-taught.

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