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DORMA ED900, Push Side Top Jab Mount, Low Energy Swing Door Operator, Single Door Application

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OVERVIEW

Low Energy Operator

Employing an innovative electromechanical drive and a state-of-the-art microprocessor motion control system, the ED900 is DORMA's most advanced low-energy swing door power operator. The operator is exceptionally quiet, safe, and easy to use

Low energy operator ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified.

  • Innovative technology
  • Advanced power assist
  • Fully ADA compliant
  • Small footprint
  • Advanced features

FEATURES

Advanced power assist

When operated manually, the ED900 demands little physical effort. Advanced power assist through the entire opening cycle makes even the heaviest-rated door feel light.

Fully ADA compliant

The operator is especially helpful for children, the elderly, persons with disabilities, or those carrying objects or pushing carts. This fully ADA-compliant device opens doors at precisely controlled speeds and forces, assuring safety for all users.

Advanced features

The ED900 also includes a blow-open feature for smoke ventilation (per NFPA code 92B), permanent hold-open, and an onboard power supply delivering 1.5 amps @ 24-volt DC, which eliminates the need for a secondary power supply. It includes twelve programmable options to accommodate even the most challenging door installations.

Small footprint

In addition, the ED900 low energy operator boasts the smallest footprint in the industry, up to 65 percent smaller than some other manufacturers' operators. 

TECHNICAL DETAILS 

  • Onboard power supply for access control devices:1.5A @ 24 VDC
  • Maximum door size: 48" (1219 mm) wide
  • Maximum door weight: 220 lb (100 kg)
  • Operator weight: 26.58 lb (12 kg)
  • Operating temperatures:
    5° F to 122° F (−15° C to 50° C)
  • Standard operator dimensions:
    27" W × 2-3/4" H × 5-1/8" D(685 mm × 70 mm × 130 mm)
  • Maximum opening angle:
    Powered—110°
    Manual—180°
  • Non-handed
  • On-board cycle counter
  • 27" cover standard
  • One unit for push/pull track and top jamb applications
  • Axle extensions: 0, 5/16"(9 mm), 3/4" (20 mm), 1-3/16"(30 mm), and 2-3/8"(60 mm) — standard.

DOWNLOADS & RESOURCES

Dorma ED900 Swing Door Operators Brochure

Dorma ED900 Antimicrobial Finish for Healthier Door Hardware

Dorma ED900 Antimicrobial Protected Door Hardware Brochure

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Controls
Series:
ED900 Series
Product Subgroup:
Power Operators
Product Type:
Low Energy Operators
Subcategory:
Power Operators - Electromechanical
Door Weight:
220
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Power:
6.6 A
Electronic:
Yes
Mounting Detail:
Push Side
Product Model:
ED900
Product Voltage:
120V
Product Size:
48"
Delay Function:
Yes
Door Opening Size:
180 Degrees
Hold Open Feature:
Yes
Product Category:
Door Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Dormakaba ED900-J8-SW-695 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What size and weight of door will the DORMA ED900 low energy operator handle?
The ED900 drives doors up to 48 inches wide and 220 lb. That covers most single commercial entrances and interior openings. Above either number you are outside the operator's rating and need a different unit.
2) Is the ED900 top jamb mount right for my opening, or do I need a different mount?
Top jamb mount puts the operator on the push side of the door, on the frame face above the opening. Two arm packages cover different reveals: J8 for a 0 to 8 inch reveal, J12 for an 8 to 12 inch deep reveal. Measure from the face of the door to the face of the frame stop before you order. If the door swings toward you at the operator side (pull side), a top jamb push side unit is the wrong configuration.
3) Do I need to order a separate power supply for card readers or an electric strike with the ED900?
No secondary power supply is needed for typical access control loads. The ED900 has an onboard supply putting out 1.5 amps at 24 VDC for readers, strikes, and actuators. The operator itself runs on 120V.
4) Does the ED900 need to be ordered handed for a left or right hand door?
Handing is not a factor. The ED900 is non-handed, and one unit covers push/pull track and top jamb applications. What you do specify is the arm and reveal (J8 or J12), the cover width, and the finish.
5) Can I mount the ED900 where the frame reveal puts the door face well back from the operator?
Reveal depth is handled by axle extensions rather than a different operator. Standard extensions are 0, 5/16 inch (9 mm), 3/4 inch (20 mm), 1-3/16 inch (30 mm), and 2-3/8 inch (60 mm), and the arm package (J8 up to 8 inches, J12 for 8 to 12 inches) sets the range. Measure the actual reveal on site; a guess here means the arm geometry is wrong and the door will not sweep correctly.
6) What should I use if the operator has to mount on the pull side of the door instead of the push side?
The ED900 covered here is configured for push side mounting, with top jamb arm options for 0 to 8 inch and 8 to 12 inch reveals. For a pull side opening, the LCN 9131 Benchmark is a low-energy electromechanical automatic door operator with pull side mount and ADA compliance, and the Norton Rixson 6011 is a low energy electrohydraulic door operator with a slide track arm and pull side mounting.
7) What is a straight equivalent to the DORMA ED900 low energy swing door operator from another manufacturer?
The closest peers are electromechanical low energy operators in the same class. The LCN 9142 Benchmark is a low-energy electromechanical automatic door operator with push side mounting, which matches the ED900 push side mounting arrangement. The ED900 itself is an electromechanical low energy operator rated ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 for doors up to 220 lb and 48 inches wide, with an onboard 1.5A 24 VDC supply. The SDC AUTOP Series is also a low energy automatic door operator with microprocessor control, the same control approach the ED900 uses.
8) I need an operator for a door wider than 48 inches - is the ED900 the right choice?
The ED900 is rated for a maximum door size of 48 inches wide and a maximum door weight of 220 lb, so an opening beyond that width falls outside its rating. For a heavier duty package, the Norton Rixson 5200 Series and the Norton Rixson 5700 Series 5740K2 are both rated heavy duty, and the 5740K2 ships as a complete kit with touch-free switches.
9) The ED900 runs on 120V - what if my opening only has low voltage available?
The ED900 is a 120V unit and generates its own 1.5A at 24 VDC on board for access control devices, so no secondary power supply is needed on the accessory side. If the operator itself has to run on 24VDC, the LCN 6440 COMPACT module and the LCN 6440XP COMPACT are both 24VDC operators rated for 185 lb doors.
10) Which ED900 cover do I order, and when do I need the full width one?
Two cover choices. SW is the standard 27 inch cover, which suits a 27 inch door opening. FW2 is a full width two piece cover, the 27 inch section plus an extension cap covering up to another 21 inches, so the header reads as one continuous line across a wider opening. Pick FW2 when the architect wants the header to span the full frame rather than stopping short of it.
11) How do I get power into the ED900 header, and what wiring parts come with it?
Three ordering choices on the electrical side. CB gives you the conduit box only, for hard wiring into conduit stubbed through the frame or wall. PC includes the conduit box plus a power cord, which is what you want on a retrofit where you are plugging into a nearby receptacle. Or None, if the electrician is supplying their own box. Decide this with the EC before the header goes up, since the box location has to line up with the rough-in.
12) Can the ED900 hold a door open, and will it release on a smoke alarm?
Both, yes. The operator has permanent hold open and an adjustable delay function, plus a blow-open feature for smoke ventilation per NFPA code 92B. Twelve programmable options let you tune speed, delay, and force to the opening.
13) How far will the ED900 swing the door open under power, and can it still be pushed open by hand?
Powered opening goes to 110 degrees. Manually the door can be swung to 180 degrees, and advanced power assist through the whole opening cycle makes a heavy leaf feel light when someone pushes it. Useful where movers or carts need the leaf back past what the motor drives.
14) Will the ED900 operate in an unheated vestibule or an exterior entrance in winter?
Rated operating range is 5 F to 122 F (-15 C to 50 C), so unconditioned vestibules and most exterior entrances are within range. Sustained temperatures below 5 F are outside what the operator is rated for.
15) How does the DORMA ED900 compare to the LCN 6440 or Norton 5200 low energy operators?
The ED900 is electromechanical, driven by a microprocessor motion control system. Among the alternatives ZenSupply carries, the LCN 6440 and 6440XP COMPACT operators are also 24VDC electromechanical units, rated for 185 lb doors, so the ED900's 220 lb rating covers a heavier leaf. The Norton Rixson 6000 Series and 5200 Series are electrohydraulic rather than electromechanical and are listed as heavy duty. LCN's Benchmark 9142 is the push side mount unit in that family, while the 9131 is pull side.
16) Which low energy operators are stated as ADA compliant?
The ED900 is fully ADA compliant, opening doors at controlled speeds and forces, and is ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified as a low energy operator. Among the alternatives, the LCN 9131 Benchmark is a low-energy electromechanical automatic door operator described with pull side mount and ADA compliance.
17) What is the difference between an electromechanical operator like the ED900 and an electrohydraulic one?
The ED900 uses an electromechanical drive with a microprocessor motion control system. Among the alternatives, the Norton Rixson 6000 Series 6011 and the Norton Rixson 5700 Series 5740K2 are electrohydraulic power operators, and both are rated heavy duty. Electrohydraulic units drive the arm through a hydraulic circuit rather than a motor and gear train, so the service parts, adjustment points, and sound character differ from the electromechanical ED900, which the manufacturer describes as exceptionally quiet.
18) If I need touchless actuation with the operator, which units come with switches in the package?
The ED900 has an onboard power supply delivering 1.5 amps at 24 volt DC for access control devices, which lets you power actuators without a secondary supply, though the actuators themselves are ordered separately. If you want switches supplied with the operator, the Norton Rixson 5740K2 is a complete kit that includes touch-free switches, and the Norton Rixson 4540 comes with an RF square switch and a WiFi interface. The LCN 6440 COMPACT module is also described with touchless access.
19) Which of these operators is rated heavy duty for a high traffic entrance?
Three of the alternatives carry a heavy duty rating: the Norton Rixson 5200 Series low energy power operator, the Norton Rixson 6011 in the 6000 Series, and the Norton Rixson 5740K2 in the 5700 Series. The ED900 is a low energy operator certified to ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 with an on-board cycle counter, handles doors up to 220 lb and 48 inches wide, and carries advanced power assist through the entire opening cycle so a heavy door still moves easily under manual operation.
20) Do the LCN 6440 and 6440XP look like drop-in replacements for the ED900?
They serve the same low energy automatic operator role but are not interchangeable hardware. Both LCN COMPACT units are 24VDC operators rated for 185 lb doors, while the ED900 is a 120V unit rated for 220 lb doors up to 48 inches wide, with a 27 inch standard cover and axle extensions of 0, 5/16, 3/4, 1-3/16, and 2-3/8 inches. The header prep, power feed, and arm geometry differ, so a swap is a new installation rather than a cover-off exchange.
21) What finishes does the DORMA ED900 header come in for matching other hardware in the building?
Seven finishes: 689 aluminum, 690 dark bronze, 691 light bronze, 693 black, 695 dark bronze, 696 satin brass, and 600 primed for painting. The 600 option is the one to order when the header has to match a custom painted storefront color rather than a standard architectural finish.
22) Can I track how many times an automatic door operator has cycled for maintenance scheduling?
The ED900 has an on-board cycle counter, so a facilities team can pull actual cycle counts off the unit instead of estimating traffic when scheduling PM visits or arguing a wear claim. Useful on high traffic openings in healthcare and education where the same operator model is standardized across a building.
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