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Product
Selection Guide
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System I:
This system is a remote
control door lock system
that will lock
and unlock a door
with a remote control. The door can also be unlocked
from the exterior by a keypad with a 4-digit combination
code selected by the user, so that care givers will
have access when you are asleep or not able to push
the remote control. The system will enable the door
to be pushed open and closed without having to touch
the door knob. For example, a person in a wheelchair
can unlock the door and enter by pushing the door with
his/her chair. NOTE:
Does not open door. NO
LONGER AVAILABLE
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System
II: Our
System II door opener will release and open a locked door,
pause for entrance or exit, close automatically, and then
return the door to its locked position. If you would like
to extend the time the door is open, you can do so by
pushing the remote control again. The door will stay open
as long as you like. To close the door, simply push the
remote once again.
For extra security, System II can work with an optional
deadbolt function along with the normally included electric
strike plate door latch release mechanism. |
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System
III: System
III is similar to System II except that: a) it has no
strike plate; b) it has a wireless remote controlled deadbolt.
It is designed to work in temporary living situations,
or where
the property owner will not allow modification of the
door frame as required
to install an electric strike plate, and can be relocated
to another residence by simple installation. The day-to-day
operation of the door is a little more difficult because
it requires one button to operate the deadbolt and another
to operate the movement of the door. Then, the deadbolt
button has to be re-pushed after entry. Note:
normal door latch is replaced by roller latch. Deadbolt
must be locked to secure door. Retail
price: NO LONGER
AVAILABLE
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Light
Commercial Products
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Open Sesame is proud to
announce the latest additions to our product line that
act like spring
door closers when the door is opened manually. They
can be used
in light commercial or residential applications, such
as school doors, restroom doors, apartment lobby doors,
or storefronts. When triggered
via our remote controls they act just like System II
and III except that the door is held in position and
is not free-swinging when parked open.
NOTE: Any existing door closer
must be removed or disabled.
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System
IV: This
system includes an electric strike plate and one remote
control similar to System II. The operator will "spring
shut" automatically against manual opening of the door.
When triggered by remote control, the door can be parked
open and will stay in position indefinitely, even in a
wind. |
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System
V: Similar
to System IV, but does not include an electric strike
plate. Includes two wireless wall pushpads. The operator
will "spring shut" automatically against manual opening
of the door. Normally sold with the "park open" feature
disabled, but can be enabled by user. |
(323)
876-1090
(888)
902-2237
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