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Version 5 January 2004

DOORS NOT SUITABLE FOR AUTOMATION

Read this section carefully !

For reasons of safety, certain doors

should not be automated. One door in

particular fails to comply with the safety

standards set out in .........

SABS - IEC 60335-2-95

This is the door commonly referred to as a

"Tip-In" or "Cam-Spring" type door.

DISTINGUISHING FEATURES

A "one-piece" Tip-Up type door which has a

"vertical" guide track. The distinguishing

feature of the door is the position of the Guide

Roller. The Guide Roller is positioned at, or

close to, the bottom-most corner of the door

panel. The effect of this arrangement is that it

causes the door to open completely to the

inside of the garage.

At no stage during the opening or closing

cycle does any part of the door pass

through or protrude from opening.

When fully open, the entire door remains

completely inside of the garage.

These doors were intended for use in

openings that have rounded or "arched"

shapes and were sold as a cheaper

alternative to Sectional type doors.

WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!

These doors are unsafe for automatic

operation as the force applied by the door

operator is magnified as much as 40 times due

to the action of the door mechanism. The

operator is unable to reliably sense

obstructions in the path of the door.

IMPORTANT NOTE:-

These doors are classified as "Vertically

Tracked" type doors.

Brano Industries (Pty) Ltd will

not condone the use of any of

it's products on this type of door.

All warranties, whether stated or

implied, shall “ipso facto” be

rendered null and void if the

equipment is fitted to such types

of doors.

Do not automate this

type of garage door!

"Tip-In" or "Cam-Spring"

Type Garage Doors

Typical openings in which "Tip-In"

type doors may be found.

Fig. No. 9

SECTION 3

Track

Roller

Vertical

Guide

Track

Door Open

Position

"Cam-Spring"

Door Mechanism

Fig. No. 8

Path of Door

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