Assistive Technologies

The Go Disabled Sliding Door utilises our premium Record STA21 or STA20 automatic sliding door operator, in conjunction with our Go Disabled Accessories, to provide effortless entry and exit for patrons.

DESIGN

• The Go Disabled Sliding Door is a commercial-grade AS5007-2007 compliant automatic door operator with NATA accreditation to 1 million test cycles.
• The Go Disabled Sliding Door is suitable for single sliding, double / bi-part sliding, and telescopic door configurations.
• Inbuilt electric motor locking for automated entrance security.
• Suitable for both new builds and retrofit upgrades to existing manual doorways.

FUNCTION

• External security keypad for carers, family, and others.
• Wireless remote control activation for patrons using wheelchairs, frames or crutches.
• RFID proximity dongles that automatically activate the door at 1, 2, or 3 metres for patrons with impaired hand mobility.
• LED Mode controller pad enables control of the door function.
• Combination sensors that offer both automatic sensing activation and complete vertical safety screen coverage of the door entrance.
• Fully integrated, monitored battery backup (UPS).

The Go Disabled Swing Door system utilises our premium Swiss-made DFA127 automatic swing door operator, in conjunction with our Go Disabled Accessories, to provide effortless entry and exit for patrons.

The DFA127 operator is a maximum duty unit capable of automating doors over 350kg and is ideal for doors in areas affected by wind shear or varying air pressures, as well as external doors where reliable operation is essential.

DESIGN

• The Go Disabled Swing Door is a commercial-grade, AS5007-2007 compliant automatic door operator rated for doors exceeding 350kg.
• The Go Disabled Swing Door is appropriate for both single and double swing setups.
• Can be used for both new builds or retrofit upgrades to existing manual doorways.
• Electromagnetic locking, also known as electric strike locking, for automated entrance security.

FUNCTION

• External security keypad for carers, family, and others.
• Wireless remote control activation for patrons utilising wheelchairs, frames, or crutches.
• RFID proximity dongles that activate the door within 1m-3m distances for individuals with impaired hand mobility.
• The LED Mode controller pad enables the door function to be controlled.
• Activation and safety sensor offer both automatic sensing activation and complete vertical safety screening of the door entrance.
• Fully integrated, monitored battery backup (UPS).

As part of the Go Doors range of assistive technology solutions, the Go Disabled Toilet Door offers automated assisted access into toilets for people with physical disabilities.

The Go Disabled Toilet Door system uses our premium Swiss-made RECORD automatic door openers, combined with the Go Disabled Toilet Door Button Set installed at the entrance and inside the toilet. It can be used for both automatic swing and sliding door configurations.

DESIGN

• Button plate sets are designed in accordance with the Building Code of Australia, NCC Access for people with disability, NCC braille and tactile signs, and AS5007-2007 power doors.
• Button plates are made from tough commercial aluminium that is resistant to chemicals, UV rays, and vandalism.
• Plates feature braille and tactile signage for the vision impaired.
• Plates may be recessed or wall-mounted.
  

FUNCTION

• External staff emergency override feature.
• Duress alarm for patrons in distress.
• The versatile system can be used in both automatic swing and sliding entry setups.
• Easy to use for UAT, amenities, and parent rooms.
• BMS, fire, and security interface functionality.
• MLAK key option.

Our combination of microwave and infrared safety sensors incorporates the most advanced assistive technology available. Automatic doors fitted with these sensors can detect when someone is approaching, causing the door to open automatically and allow passage. These sensors also detect when an object is blocking the door’s pathway and prevent the door from closing on the object or individual.

These sensors are ideal disabled access solutions for people in wheelchairs, those with trolleys, or individuals who cannot pass through a doorway quickly due to limited mobility.

Applications include residential entrances, offices, commercial spaces, department stores, shopping centres, and commercial buildings.

Wireless remote control key access or key FOB devices can be used to open an automatic door from a distance.

These devices offer an excellent assistive technology solution for disabled individuals who are unable to physically contact the door to open or close it.

Using the key FOB devices allows users to pass easily and safely through the doorway before it shuts securely behind them.

Push buttons, keypads, and security key switches can be used to open an automatic door on both the entry and exit sides. These electronic security devices are available in various options.

• Simple push-button available in black, white, green dome, and red dome.
• Security keypads with combination entry and backlit illumination for after-hours use.
• Security key switches enable the keyholder to open, close, or lock the automatic door, making them ideal for situations requiring morning entry and afternoon lockup.
• These switches are also available in an SK4 configuration, which allows the user to activate the automatic door functions such as open, auto, lock, and manual.
• Either wired or wireless setup for push buttons.

These electronic security devices are perfect for staff in an office or commercial environment, and also serve as a secondary actuation device for carers to open doors where the disabled individual controls the door via remote control.

The electronic security devices we offer can also serve as emergency override exit buttons, and are suitable where a site requires secure access for a limited number of individuals.

Assistive technology includes physical supports that help you:

• Do things more easily or safely.
• Do things you can’t do without because of your disability.

As an automated door system provider offering disabled swing, sliding, and toilet door options, Go Doors can help make access to businesses and homes more inclusive.

Automatic door sensors detect when people are approaching an entry point and open automatically. This enhances access for individuals in wheelchairs, with limited mobility, or using a pram or trolley. As a result, entry points to businesses become more accessible.