Hospital
ADA Compliance
- Are doors equipped with handicap accessible equipment?
- Are doors able to be opened and closed easily while complying with ADA regulations?
- Does the facility have any areas that may not be in full compliance with ADA regulations?
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Door Closer, Cam Action The Norton 2800ST Series Cam Action Door Closer presents the appearance of a slide track closer while performing with a much greater efficiency than a rack and pinion door closer. Built for institutional use the 2800ST Series meets the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), UL listing for fire-rated doors and UL10C listing for positive pressure fire tests. Read more about the ADA compliant Norton 2800ST Cam Action Door Closer on our blog. |
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Power Door Operator, Wireless The ADA EZ is a regenerative drive operated power door operator with no electrical power required. It offers an option Radio Frequency (RF) stainless steel pushbuttons integral RF receiver, and is non-handed for easy on the job installation. Read more about the ADA compliant ADA EZ PRO PLUS Power Door Operator on the blog. |
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4600-Series The 4640 AUTO EQUALIZER™ is LCN’s SMART & RELIABLE electrically powered low-energy power operator. It provides easy access for people with disabilities, the elderly, or the frail. Designed primarily for manual opening applications that occasionally require automatic opening. |
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Accessories |
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Barrier-Free Applications Sure-Wave™ is recommended for use in barrier-free applications including restrooms, hospitals, and clean rooms. Read more about the Camden Door Controls CM-324 Sure-Wave™ on our blog. |
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Actuators Actuators offer an ADA Compliant Door Closer to open for accessibility. Actuators are available in a variety of sizes and styles, including a touchless option, an option for sterile areas. |
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Bollards Bollards are used to mount an Actuator Push Plate onto, set at the correct height for those with disabilities to operate a power operated door. |
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Low Rise Thresholds A threshold runs across the bottom of an entry door frame to provide a seal underneath the door to protect the building from drafts. A low rise threshold provides the same function, yet designed lower to the ground to remain within ADA Compliance. |
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