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A history of 40 years of experience and continuous product up-gradation,
has positioned Manusa as one of the largest European Manufacturers
of automatic sliding doors. With a market reach in more than
50 countries and a wide range of products such as bi-part, single
slide, 2 and 4 leaf telescopic, panic break out doors, curved
sliding, revolving doors, hermetic doors, and soon to be launched
fire stop doors, Manusa is well equipped to cater to the requirements
of general buildings as well as special applications.
Stringent Quality Control and dedicated technical expertise
with R& D lab, give Manusa an advantage over other multiple
product companies.
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Dedicated R&D for
Auto Doors |
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Wide Product Range including
telescopic, curved, revolving and hermetic doors apart
from standard sliding doors |
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High Performance Units
with AC motors having variable frequency and force control |
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Variety of infill panels
and weights are possible. |
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Can be integrated for
use with variety of detection devices including proximity
readers, card readers and standard IR / MW radars. |
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Can be linked to remote
control, computer via modem for servicing and control. |
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Sensitive to disability
use |
Manusa range of products
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Bi-Part, Single Slide,
2 and 4 Leaf Telescopic, Panic Break-Out Curved, Revolving,
Hermetic and Fire Rated Doors. |
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Automatic Doors |
single
slide door
Automatic door with right or left side opening, consisting
of a single leaf that will slide open leaving a wide opening
on one side of the door. |
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panic
break-out sliding door
Automatic door with bi-part or single sliding configurations,
consisting of one or two door leaves that will slide open
leaving a wide clear opening in the centre or one side
of the door. |
bi-part
sliding door
Automatic door with bi-part configuration, consisting
of two doors leaves sliding in opposite directions, leaving
a wide clear opening in the centre of the door for speedy
access. |
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curved
and semicircular doors
Curved automatic door with bi-part configuration, consisting
of two leaves sliding in opposite directions behind the
curved side panels, leaving a wide clear opening in the
centre of the door for speedy access. |
automatic
revolving door
Automatic revolving door powered by a drive unit hidden
behind an elegant canopy, responsible of transmitting
movement to a central axis and the 3 or 4 wings attached
to it with the maximum safety for the end user. |
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2-leaf
telescopic sliding door
Automatic door consisting of 2 sliding leaves fully synchronized
opening in the same direction. The quick leaf opens to
the right or left followed by the slower leaf, leaving
the maximum clear opening on one side of the door for
easy access. |
4-leaf
telescopic sliding door
Automatic door consisting of 4 leaves fully synchronized,
the 2 central leaves open quickly in opposite directions
followed by the 2 slower leaves, leaving an extremely
wide clear opening in the centre of the door for easy
access. |
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hermetic
door
Automatic door with bi-part or single slide configuration,
consisting of one or two door leaves that will open fast
and smoothly leaving a wide clear opening to let people
and trolleys pass through, and will close firmly to seal
the opening and hermetically insulate the interior of
a clean room. |
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Types of operators |
| Bravo
operator |
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Big jobs with
high traffic of people (for its high opening speed) |
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Big accounts:
supermarket chains, banks, etc. |
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Specification
jobs: airports, shopping malls, department stores,
hospitals, etc. |
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Doors with special
requirements: access control systems, fail-secure
option, lock in safety mode, pharmacy opening, etc.
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Curved and circular
doors, panic break-out and telescopic doors. |
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Activa+
operator
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Quick and
easy installation and commissioning
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Drive
unit easy to fix onto the main profile |
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Easier
access to dragging arms |
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Electronic
control panel easier to access and replace |
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Automatic
lock easier to access and replace |
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“Plug
and Play” technology |
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When used
in combination with our new “Manusa
IR radar”, no photocells are needed
(something less to wire) |
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Rotative
selector as an option (more economic) |
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Simplified
control panel (less chances of malfunction) |
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Motor keeps
a residual tension on the door leaves to keep
them closed in automatic mode during the first
5 minutes |
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Special Features |
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Robust 3-phase AC motors,
with no reduction gear. |
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Independent Variation
of Voltage and Frequency (VVVF technology) |
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5-year guarantee on
motors |
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Computerized control
and self-diagnostic system
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Optimum control
of the three phase motors |
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Constant self-monitoring
and self-diagnostic by microprocessor the
program switch will alert the end user of any malfunction. |
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Large number of
parameters adjustable |
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Digital communication
with external devices |
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Digital management from
self-engineered platforms
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Total control
and centralization from a remote PC |
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Innovative solutions
(GSM, Internet, LAN...) for remote maintenance |
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Large number of
parameters adjustable |
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| Universal
motor group |
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Bi-parting < 2000
mm / Single slide < 1000 mm, as supplied |
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Bi-parting up to 2950
mm / Single slide up to 2000 mm, using a simple extension
kit |
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Competitors: every part
in its place, always different according to clear opening
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| Motor
group |
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AC induction motor with
more than 200 W of true mechanical power (Palma/Bravo) |
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1 or 2 motors depending
on type of installation |
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Independent variation
of Voltage and Frequency (exclusive of Manusa) |
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Maintenance free brushless
motor. No lubrication necessary. |
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No reduction gear (Palma/Bravo) |
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Toothed drive belt |
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Self-monitoring system
to detect and advise about any malfunction |
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Competitors: DC motors
(aprox. 40W) with reduction gear. Some of them (BWN) use
chain belt. Maintenance is needed and noise is high. Many
operators are not self-monitored |
| Wheels |
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Made of nylon grade 6. |
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Bravo: 3 wheels Ø
59 mm per trolley. 2 concentric + 1 eccentric for better
estability. |
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Activa: 2 wheels Ø
59 mm per trolley, with central anti-balancing wheel |
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Competitors: some of
them use 1 or 2 x Ø 30 mm wheels per trolley |
| Encoder |
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Magnetic encoder with
detection of position, direction and speed. |
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Competitors: some use
optic encoders: sensible to dust and humidity, must be
protected against any rests of iron. Other who use magnetic
do not detect the direction of movement |
| Independent
and replaceable track rail, totally insulated |
| Operator’s
Height |
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180 mm on Palma Bravo |
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100 mm on Activa+ (slim
line) |
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Competitors: many of
them are between 200 and 250 mm high |
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Performance |
| Opening
speed |
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Palma/Bravo: Open at
2 m/s (bi-parting), the HIGHEST speed in the market |
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Activa+: Opens at 1.4
m/s |
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Competitors: normally
open between 1 m/s (American models) and 1.4 m/s. Only
Tormax TXP can open at 2 m/s. |
| Closing
speed and Closing force are independent. |
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The only operator where
the Closing Speed can be adjusted independently from the
Closing Force (by law between 40 and 140 Newtons). |
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Closing speed can be
adjusted at the maximum and force at the minimum |
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Competitors: When any
of the parameters is adjusted, the second also varies |
| Quick
Safety stop/reverse cycle. |
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Due to the high performance
of the motors we use, the reaction of the door to an obstruction
will be much faster than any other brand. Door will open
quicker. |
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Competitors: Most react
very slow and door will open slowly |
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Accessories |
| A
terminal reserved for each accessory |
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On the control panel
the terminals for each accessory are easily identified |
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If an accessory is connected
to a wrong terminal or wired improperly, no damaged will
occur. The control panel is self-protected. |
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Competitors: some need
additional modules (control circuits) for each accessory
and control panel may result damaged if wired improperly. |
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accessories are continuously monitored from the control
panel. |
| Automatic
Lock |
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Bi-stable lock: Lock
remains in the same position on the event of power failure |
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Can be configured to
Security mode (Palma/Bravo). |
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Competitors: some of
them use locks that change to open in case of power failure
and empty batteries (Besam). Others can not be configured
to Security mode |
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PWM radar |
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Only radar where sensitivity
can be adjusted from the Optima Selector (Palma/Bravo
only). |
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Competitors: in all other
radars, sensitivity must be adjusted by opening the radar
and adjusting the switches or potentiometer inside. Only
Bea has a radar which can be operated from a remote control,
but is extremely expensive. |
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photocells |
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The control circuit is
integrated in the control panel |
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2 photocells can be configured |
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High rejection to sun
light thanks to the filters located in the control panel. |
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Maximum reach: 6 meters |
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Competitors: most use
photocells from third parties where a separated control
circuit must be fixed between the photocells and the control
panel. |
| Optima
Selector |
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3 Functions:
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To change the
operating mode with 7 different positions: Open,
Close, Exit Only, Automatic, Pharmacy Opening, Reduction
opening 1 and 2 |
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Displays malfunctions |
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To adjust basic
parameters |
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Operating mode selectable
from a remote control. |
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Competitors: most only
let user change the operating mode to Open, Close, Exit
Only and Automatic modes. Most do not have a remote control. |
| Manulink
and Manutel for remote maintenance |
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Manulink: To control
up to 256 doors from a remote PC, by cable |
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Manutel: To control door
by door from a remote PC, by modem |
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Both systems can be used
together. |
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Competitors: most competitors
do not have this software, and if they have the price
is higher. |
| Optional
mechanical fail-safe CO-48 |
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Door will open on the
event of power failure even if batteries are empty |
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To comply with Australian
standard AS-4085 regarding main entrance doors in buildings.
Connecting the accessories properly, the door will open
in case an alarm activates even if the door is in closed
mode. |
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Manusa accessories |
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Interface, Touch-less
sensor, Key operated switch, Push button... |
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All of them are fully
compatible with Palma, Bravo and Activa operators (except
rotative selector) |
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Competitors: Not all
of them can offer such a wide range of self-made accessories |
| Compatible
with most of the accessories in the market |
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Most 12V accessories
from other brands can be connected to the control panel |
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