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Dormakaba DORMA ED900 Pull Side Track Mount, Low Energy Swing Door Operator, Single Door Application DOR-ED900-Track

DORMA ED900 Pull Side Track 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

Dorma ED900 Touchless Access Solutions

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:
Pull 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-T-SW-689 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What size and weight of door will the DORMA ED900 low energy operator handle?
The ED900 handles doors up to 48 inches wide and 220 lb. That covers most standard commercial entrance leaves and heavier full-glass or solid core doors. If the leaf on your opening is wider than 48 inches, this operator is not the right unit for it.
2) Is the DORMA ED900 track mount operator handed, or does one unit cover left and right hand doors?
Non-handed. One ED900 unit works on either hand, so a property manager standardizing across a building does not need to stock separate left and right units. The same unit also covers push/pull track and top jamb applications.
3) My door frame has a deep reveal. Which ED900 track mount arm do I order?
Two pull side track arms cover it. The T arm handles a 0 inch to 1 inch reveal, and the T275 arm handles a 1 inch to 2-3/4 inch deep reveal. Measure from the face of the frame stop to the door face before you pick, because ordering the shallow arm on a deep reveal opening leaves you unable to make the connection.
4) Do I need a separate 24V power supply to run card readers and electric strikes off the ED900?
No. The ED900 carries an onboard power supply delivering 1.5 amps at 24 VDC for access control devices, which removes the need for a secondary supply. The operator itself runs on 120V. Budget your 1.5 amps across the strike, reader and any actuator you are powering from it.
5) Does the ED900 meet ADA and carry an ANSI/BHMA grade?
Fully ADA compliant and certified ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 as a low energy operator. It opens at controlled speeds and forces, which is what the ADA requirement turns on. For institutional specs that call out a Grade 1 low energy operator, this meets the line.
6) I have a heavy door over 185 lb. Is the LCN 6440 COMPACT an alternative to the ED900?
Not for that leaf. The LCN 6440 COMPACT and the 6440XP are both rated for 185 lb doors, while the ED900 carries up to 220 lb. On a door between those two numbers the ED900 is the one that covers it. Below 185 lb, the LCN 6440 with 24VDC power and touchless access is a genuine alternative.
7) I need a low energy operator mounted on the push side of the door. Is this the right one?
No. This ED900 configuration is a pull side track mount. If your opening requires push side mounting, the LCN 9142 Benchmark is a push side low energy electromechanical operator; the LCN 9131 Benchmark is the pull side unit in that same family if you want an alternative to the ED900 on the pull side.
8) What is the closest equivalent to the DORMA ED900 pull side track mount operator from another manufacturer?
The LCN 9131 Benchmark is the nearest match in intent: it is a low-energy electromechanical automatic door operator built for pull side mounting with ADA compliance, the same drive type and mounting side as the ED900 track mount unit, which uses an electromechanical drive and is ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified as a low energy operator. Both are single-door low energy units rather than full-power automatics. The ED900 carries its own onboard power supply delivering 1.5 amps at 24 volt DC for access control devices, so a pull side swap to the 9131 should confirm how the reader and strike power is being fed on the opening.
9) The operator has to mount on the push side of the door instead of the pull side. What should I use?
The ED900 track mount configuration is a pull side unit, with the arm offered as T for a 0 inch to 1 inch reveal and T275 for a 1 inch to 2-3/4 inch deep reveal, so it is the wrong side for a push side opening. The LCN 9142 Benchmark is a low-energy electromechanical automatic door operator built for push side mount, and it is the direct counterpart to reach for when the header only allows push side. The ED900 hardware itself is one unit for push/pull track and top jamb applications, so the decision is really about which arm and mount package the opening takes.
10) My door is heavier than 185 pounds. Does the LCN 6440 COMPACT still work, or do I need the ED900?
The LCN 6440 COMPACT automatic operator module is rated for 185 lb doors, and the LCN 6440XP COMPACT is likewise a 24VDC low-energy operator with 185 lb door capacity. The DORMA ED900 carries a maximum door weight of 220 lb (100 kg) and a maximum door size of 48 inches wide. On an opening above 185 pounds the ED900 is the unit that still covers the leaf; below that weight either family is in range and the choice comes down to mounting and header space.
11) Is the Norton Rixson 5700 Series a substitute for the ED900?
Not a like-for-like one. The Norton Rixson 5740K2 is a 5700 Series electrohydraulic power operator supplied as a complete kit with touch-free switches, and it is a heavy duty unit. The DORMA ED900 is a low energy operator, ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified, with an electromechanical drive. A power operator and a low energy operator are governed by different opening speed and force expectations, so they are not interchangeable on an opening specified for low energy. The Norton Rixson 5200 Series and 4500 Series are the low energy units in that brand's range if the specification calls for low energy.
12) The job spec calls for a heavy duty operator. Which units carry that rating?
Among the swing operators in the same class, the Norton Rixson 6011 of the 6000 Series, the Norton Rixson 5200 Series and the Norton Rixson 5740K2 of the 5700 Series are each rated heavy duty. The DORMA ED900 is a low energy operator that is ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified, which is the top grade in that standard and is often what a drawing means when it asks for the highest tier on a low energy swing door operator. Confirm which wording the specification uses, since a heavy duty duty-level call and an ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 call are separate lines.
13) How wide is the ED900 cover, and what do I order if my opening is wider than the standard unit?
The standard SW cover is 27 inches and suits a 27 inch door opening. For a wider single door, the FW2 full width two-piece cover pairs the 27 inch standard cover with an extension cap of up to 21 inches so the header reads as one continuous line across the opening. Both are single door configurations.
14) How far does the ED900 open the door under power versus by hand?
Powered opening goes to 110 degrees; pushed by hand the door swings to a full 180 degrees. If your opening needs the leaf flat against the wall for cart or gurney traffic, that happens on the manual swing, not the powered cycle.
15) Will the ED900 still be usable if the power goes out or the motor is off?
Yes, and that is a design point of the unit. Advanced power assist runs through the entire opening cycle so a manual push takes little effort even on a heavy leaf rated to the operator's 220 lb capacity. The door stays a functioning manual door.
16) How much space does the ED900 header take up above the door?
Standard operator dimensions are 27 x 2-3/4 x 5-1/8 inches (685 x 70 x 130 mm), which DORMA describes as the smallest footprint in the industry, up to 65 percent smaller than some other manufacturers' operators. Check that against the head clearance on a glass front or a low soffit before you commit.
17) What wiring accessories should I add to an ED900 order?
Three electrical choices on the order. CB gives you the conduit box only, for a hard-wired install where the electrician brings conduit to the header. PC includes the conduit box plus a power cord, for openings where you are plugging into a nearby receptacle. None ships the operator without either, which is what you want if the job already has the box specified separately.
18) Can the ED900 be set to hold the door open, and does it have a delayed close?
Both. The ED900 has a permanent hold-open feature and a delay function, along with twelve programmable options to tune the cycle to a difficult opening. It also carries a blow-open feature for smoke ventilation per NFPA code 92B and an onboard cycle counter for maintenance tracking.
19) Can the ED900 operator be installed on an exterior door in a cold climate?
Rated for operating temperatures of 5 F to 122 F (-15 C to 50 C). That covers most exterior vestibule and storefront entrances in North America, but a fully exposed door in a climate that drops below 5 F sits outside the operator's stated range.
20) Does the ED900 come with the arm extension needed to reach my door, or is that a separate order?
Axle extensions ship standard in five lengths: 0, 5/16 inch (9 mm), 3/4 inch (20 mm), 1-3/16 inch (30 mm) and 2-3/8 inch (60 mm). You are not sourcing those separately, which matters when the header sits proud of the door face and you do not know the exact offset until the frame is set.
21) Is this ED900 configuration for a single door or a pair?
Single door. Both cover options, SW standard width and FW2 full width two-piece, are single door configurations. For a pair of doors you need an operator per leaf, or a different configuration.
22) What is the difference between the ED900 and an electrohydraulic operator like the Norton Rixson 6000 Series?
The Norton Rixson 6011 is a low energy electrohydraulic door operator with a slide track arm and pull side mounting, carrying a heavy duty rating. The DORMA ED900 uses an electromechanical drive with a microprocessor motion control system rather than a hydraulic one. Both land on the pull side with a track arm, so the arm geometry and reveal are comparable; the drive technology is the real split, and it drives how the unit behaves on manual push, where the ED900 provides power assist through the entire opening cycle.
23) I need touchless activation on the opening. Which operators come with that included?
The LCN 6440 COMPACT automatic operator module includes 24VDC power and touchless access, and the Norton Rixson 5740K2 ships as a complete kit with touch-free switches. The DORMA ED900 handles this differently: it carries an onboard power supply delivering 1.5 amps at 24 volt DC that eliminates the need for a secondary power supply, so touchless actuators are powered from the operator itself and specified separately. If a facility wants the actuators arriving in the same box, the kitted units are the ones to look at; if the actuators are already selected, the ED900 feeds them without an added supply.
24) Which low energy operator should I look at if I want obstacle detection called out on the unit?
The Cal-Royal 8600 Series is a low energy automatic swing door operator with obstacle detection named on the unit. The DORMA ED900 approaches door safety through its microprocessor motion control system, which opens doors at precisely controlled speeds and forces, and it includes twelve programmable options to accommodate challenging door installations. Both are low energy swing operators for commercial openings; the ED900 also adds a blow-open feature for smoke ventilation per NFPA code 92B and permanent hold-open, which matter on a smoke-management or hold-open specification.
25) We want the operator to tie into a building network or wireless controls. How does the ED900 compare to the Norton Rixson 4500 Series?
The Norton Rixson 4540 is a 4500 Series low energy door operator supplied with an RF square switch and a WiFi interface, so wireless actuation and interface are part of the unit as named. The DORMA ED900 is an electromechanical low energy operator whose onboard power supply delivers 1.5 amps at 24 volt DC for access control devices, which is how card readers, strikes and actuators get fed on the opening, and it offers twelve programmable options for the door's behavior. Where the specification calls for a wireless switch and interface out of the box, the 4540 is the one carrying it; where the access control is already specified and wired, the ED900 powers it directly.
26) Is the SDC AUTOP a fair alternative to the ED900 for a microprocessor-controlled low energy opening?
Yes, on the control side they line up. The SDC AUTOP Series is a low energy automatic door operator with microprocessor control, and the DORMA ED900 uses a microprocessor motion control system with an electromechanical drive. The ED900 is rated for a maximum door weight of 220 lb and a maximum door width of 48 inches, with a powered opening angle of 110 degrees and manual opening to 180 degrees, so those are the numbers to hold the opening against when weighing the two. The ED900 is also non-handed, which removes handing from the ordering decision.
27) Can I use the ED900 on a pair of doors?
The ED900 track mount configuration is built for a single door application, with the SW cover sized to a 27 inch door opening and the FW2 full width two-piece cover carrying an extension cap up to 21 inches, both single door covers. For a pair, plan on a unit per leaf and sequencing rather than one operator spanning both. The peer low energy swing operators in the same class, including the LCN 9131 Benchmark for pull side and the LCN 9142 Benchmark for push side, are likewise per-leaf swing operators, so the same one-per-leaf approach applies.
28) What finishes does the DORMA ED900 operator cover come in?
Seven finishes: 600 primed for painting, 689 aluminum, 690 dark bronze, 691 light bronze, 693 black, 695 dark bronze and 696 satin brass. For a building where the header has to disappear into a painted soffit or match a custom color, 600 primed is the one to order and paint on site.
29) Which of these low energy operators can I get in a dark bronze or black finish to match existing storefront hardware?
The DORMA ED900 covers a wide finish range: 600 primed for painting, 689 aluminum, 690 dark bronze, 691 light bronze, 693 black, 695 dark bronze, and 696 satin brass. That matters on a fleet job where the operator has to disappear into an existing storefront line. When comparing against the Cal-Royal 8600 Series, the LCN 6440 COMPACT or the Norton Rixson 5200 Series, work the finish match first, because a primed 600 cover on the ED900 also allows field painting to a color the standard finishes do not carry.
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