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DormaKaba Hardware ED900 Series - Automatic Operator Pull Side Track Mount

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DormaKaba Hardware ED900 Series - Automatic Operator Pull Side Track Mount

The ED900 is fully ADA compliant – helpful for children, the elderly, persons with disabilities, or those carrying or pushing objects. The operator is exceptionally quiet, safe, and easy to use. Doors open at precisely controlled speeds and forces, assuring safety for all users. The ED900 features Contur design for a highly aesthetic look especially when used with the TS93 family of closers.
 
Technical Details
  • Onboard power supply for access control devices: 1.5 A @ 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

Certifications

  • ANSI/BHMA 156.19 Power Assist and Low Energy Power Operated Doors
  • UL and CUL listed for fire door operators with automatic closers
  • ICC/ANSI A117.1 Accessible and Usable buildings and facilities
  • Underwriters Laboratories: ANSI/UL 325 Door, Drapery, Gate, Louver, and Window Operators and Systems
  • California State Fire Marshall (CSFM) approved

Electrical Specifications

  • Power requirements: 115 VAC +/– 10%, 50/60 Hz, 6.6 A max
  • Current: 6.6 A
  • Fuse: 3 Amp – type AGC – size 1/4" – 1-1/4"
  • Branch circuit protection: 15A min.
  • Auxiliary power output 24 VDC (normally) filtered, unregulated 1.5 A max range 24 VDC +/– 10%
  • Form "C" relay contact for controlling fail-secure or fail-safe locking devices 50 VAC or DC at 1 A max

 

Product Specification

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Controls
Series:
ED900
Duty Level:
Heavy Duty
ADA Compliant:
No
Warranty:
25 Year Mechanical, 2 Year Electrical
Product Type:
Fire and Life Safety Closers
Subcategory:
Fire and Life Safety Closers
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Mounting Detail:
Pull Side
Door Hand Direction:
Non-Handed
Product Category:
Door Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Dormakaba ED900 T SW 689 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Dormakaba ED900 operator handle a 48 inch wide entry door?
48 inches (1219 mm) is the maximum door width the ED900 operator will drive, and 220 lb (100 kg) is the maximum door weight. Anything wider or heavier than that is outside what the unit is rated to move. For a typical aluminum storefront leaf or a hollow metal door inside those two numbers, the ED900 is sized for it.
2) Does the ED900 automatic operator have to be ordered left hand or right hand?
No handing to specify. The ED900 is non-handed, so the same operator works on a left or right hand opening. It also covers push side top jamb and pull side track applications in one unit, so the application does not change the part you order either.
3) What electrical service does a Dormakaba ED900 low energy operator need at the door?
Bring 115 VAC +/- 10 percent, 50/60 Hz to the header, with 6.6 A maximum draw and a branch circuit protected at 15 A minimum. Onboard fusing is a 3 amp AGC, 1/4 inch by 1-1/4 inch. Plan the circuit before the header goes up; there is no low voltage only option.
4) Can I power a card reader and a maglock off the ED900 operator, or do I need a separate power supply?
The ED900 carries an onboard auxiliary output of 24 VDC (filtered, unregulated, 24 VDC +/- 10 percent) at 1.5 A max, which covers most readers, keypads and request-to-exit devices without a second supply. Lock control runs through a Form C relay contact rated 50 VAC or DC at 1 A max, so it will switch either a fail-safe or a fail-secure device. Size your lock against that 1.5 A budget: a strike or small electrified lock usually fits, a bank of maglocks will not.
5) Is the ED900 operator approved for use on a fire rated door?
Yes. The ED900 is UL and cUL listed for fire door operators with automatic closers, and it carries California State Fire Marshal approval. It is also listed to ANSI/UL 325 for door operators and meets ANSI/BHMA A156.19 for power assist and low energy power operated doors.
6) Will a Dormakaba ED900 satisfy an accessibility requirement for a barrier free entrance?
The ED900 is built to ANSI/BHMA A156.19 for low energy power operated doors and to ICC/ANSI A117.1 for accessible and usable buildings and facilities, which is the pairing a plans examiner looks for on a barrier free entry. Opening speed and force are controlled, which is what A156.19 governs on a low energy unit.
7) My track arm does not reach the door with the header reveal I have. Does the ED900 offer axle extensions?
Yes, and they come standard rather than as a special order: 0, 5/16 inch (9 mm), 3/4 inch (20 mm), 1-3/16 inch (30 mm), and 2-3/8 inch (60 mm). Measure the reveal between the operator spindle and the door face, then pick the extension that closes that gap. This is the detail that most often stalls a pull side track install, so measure it before the header is set.
8) Is a Cal-Royal CR441EHO closer with an electronic hold-open track arm the same thing as an ED900 automatic operator?
No, and the difference decides whether the opening ends up ADA-operable. The Cal-Royal CR441EHO is a Grade 1 door closer with an electronic hold-open track arm: a person pulls the door open and the arm holds it there electrically until it is released to close. The Dormakaba ED900 is a powered automatic operator that drives the door open itself, at controlled speeds and forces, to a powered opening angle of 110 degrees and a manual angle of 180 degrees, handling doors up to 48 inches wide and 220 lb. If the requirement is push-button or sensor-actuated powered opening, a hold-open closer will not satisfy it; if the requirement is only to hold a door open on signal and release it, the powered operator is more equipment than the opening needs.
9) How far does the ED900 operator open the door, and can someone still push it open by hand?
Powered opening tops out at 110 degrees. Manually, the door swings to 180 degrees, so the operator does not become the limit when someone moves furniture or props the leaf wide. That gap matters when you are laying out a vestibule where the leaf needs to lie back against a wall.
10) Can a Dormakaba ED900 be installed on an exterior door in a cold climate?
Operating range is 5 F to 122 F (-15 C to 50 C). That covers most exterior entrances in the continental US, but an unheated vestibule or a north facing entry in a hard winter climate can drop below 5 F, and that is outside the rated range. Check your design low temperature at the header, not the average.
11) Do I need a full automatic operator, or will a heavy duty closer with an electronic hold-open do the job?
They solve different problems. The ED900 is a powered operator: it drives the door open on a signal from a reader, push plate or actuator, which is what an accessible entrance requires. A closer with an electric hold-open track arm, like the Cal-Royal CR441EHO, does not open the door under power at all. It closes the door and holds it open when energized, typically released on a fire alarm signal. If your requirement is hands free entry, that is an operator. If it is holding a corridor or fire door open until the alarm drops it, the hold-open closer is the right and simpler part.
12) What should I use on a fire-rated opening where I do not need powered opening, just hold-open that releases?
The Cal-Royal CR441EHO is the closer-based answer: a Grade 1 door closer with an electronic hold-open track arm, so the door is opened by hand and held electrically until the signal drops. The Dormakaba ED900 is the powered path for the same style of opening, and it is UL and CUL listed for fire door operators with automatic closers and California State Fire Marshal approved, with a Form C relay contact for controlling fail-secure or fail-safe locking devices. Choose the CR441EHO when hand operation is acceptable and the electrical requirement is limited to hold-open release; choose the ED900 when the door has to open under power.
13) I am standardizing hold-open hardware across a building and some doors need powered operation. Do I have to hand different units?
Handing only matters on the closer side. The Dormakaba ED900 is non-handed and one unit covers push side track, pull side track, and top jamb applications, with axle extensions of 0, 5/16, 3/4, 1-3/16, and 2-3/8 inch supplied as standard, so a single powered part number covers openings of either swing. The Cal-Royal CR441EHO is a Grade 1 closer with an electronic hold-open track arm, so it is the unit to specify on the doors that do not get power. Openings wider than 48 inches or heavier than 220 lb fall outside the ED900 range and should be planned on the closer side.
14) Which of these needs a 115 VAC circuit run to the opening?
The Dormakaba ED900 does: it takes 115 VAC plus or minus 10 percent, 50/60 Hz, 6.6 A max, with 15 A minimum branch circuit protection, and it gives back an onboard 24 VDC auxiliary output rated 1.5 A for access control devices. That is a line-voltage rough-in an electrician has to plan for. The Cal-Royal CR441EHO is a Grade 1 door closer with an electronic hold-open track arm, so the electrical work at that opening is limited to the hold-open circuit rather than a powered operator supply. On a retrofit where no line voltage can reach the head of the frame, that distinction usually settles the choice.
15) How do I track service intervals on an ED900 across a portfolio of buildings?
The ED900 has an on-board cycle counter, so a maintenance tech can read actual door cycles at the unit instead of guessing from a service date. On a fleet of entrances that lets you schedule adjustment by traffic rather than by calendar, and it tells you which entry is doing the real work.
16) Is the ED900 rated for a high traffic commercial entrance?
It is a heavy duty commercial operator, not a residential or light commercial unit, and it is intended for openings inside the 48 inch wide, 220 lb envelope. The on-board cycle counter is there because these go on doors that see real cycle volume, such as a hospital entry, a school corridor or a multi-family lobby.
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