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Automatic pedestrian doors offer convenient, easy access to and from a wide variety of building types. This course offers awareness of the diversified automatic door solutions available, including different types of automatic doors, components, options, and the process involved in selecting an appropriate automatic door for a specific project. Discussions also include the various sensor technologies available, as well as code requirements for automatic doors to ensure pedestrian safety.
Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:
- Describe the process of specifying automatic doors, including which type and why to ensure ease of access and pedestrian safety.
- Explain which type of automatic doors should be used depending on project details, including the basics of door sensors.
- Define the codes, standards, and definitions related to automatic doors to ensure the safety of pedestrians.
- Discuss in depth the types of sensor technologies available, such a microwave and infrared, and how they work.
Approximately 1 hour. Delivered online, at your own pace.
Presented by Michael D. Buckley on behalf of NABCO Entrances Inc.. View the Privacy Policy .
Presenter Information
Name: Michael D. Buckley
Title: Technical Support Manager, NABCO Entrances Inc.
Background: Mike Buckley has 29 years experience in the Pedestrian Automatic Door industry as a salesperson, estimator, and installer. He has worked for NABCO Entrances for 20 years, most of this in a managerial role. Mike is an electronic technologist and manages the Technical Support and Training department for NABCO. He has taught countless product service training classes and AAADM certification courses for approximately 15 years of his 20 years with NABCO. He also sits on the industry associated AAADM Inspector Certification committee.
