SW100 Low Energy Swing Door Operator

ADA compliant and suitable for use on your existing manual doors,
the SW100 has durability and strength in hospital corridors, schools,
government and office buildings, all while meeting the gentle push
forces of low energy codes and manual use.
SW100 is flexible, innovative and quiet with unique features, and is
the ideal operator for a wide range of environments and applications.

- Complies with ANSI Standard A156.19
- UL/CUL Approved - Listing #939D
- ANSI/BHMA tested
- Operators can be integrated with security systems, card readers, etc.
- Quiet and aesthetically pleasing
- Electro-mechanical
- Adjustable spring close
- Electric strike integration
- Integration with overhead presence devices for safety
- Efficient and cost-effective


In addition to these convenient features, SW100 offers some sophisticated benefits not found in other low energy operators:

- Lock circuit retry – if attempt to close the door is unsuccessful, the
operator will reverse 10 degrees and reclose in an attempt to successfully
lock the door.

- Electronic dampening – automatically counteracts additional forces applied
to the door during the opening and closing cycle.

- Stack pressure compensation – the electronic control allows for increases
of forces to overcome minor stack pressures while automatically compensating
to lower manual push forces to comply with ANSI A156.19 when the door is
used in manual mode.

- Battery Convenience Mode – operator can be activated by battery power
for continuous operation in the event of a power failure.

- Test of Safety Sensors – operator monitors any external safety sensors
before opening and closing the door. If sensors are not functioning properly,
automation is deactivated and the door will function as a manual swing door
with door closer.

- Power Assist – torque-controlled feature that can be adjusted to lower the
open forces when the operator is used manually.

- Obstruction Control – if the door becomes obstructed during operation, the
obstruction control in the operator will stop the door and reverse the movement.
This feature provides a high degree of safety at a very resonable cost.

- Low Power Consumption – average electrical power required to open a
36” (914 mm) door is 25 W resulting in lower running costs.

Swingmaster® 900 Series – The Flexible Operator

Swingmaster 900 provides complete versatility for a wide variety of applications. Usable with wood, hollow metal or aluminum doors, the operator is easily tailored to low energy or pedestrian applications by choosing the appropriate spring tube. This customized approach makes Swingmaster the only operator you need. In addition to flexibility, the operator and control offer simple installation, troubleshooting and superior performance with the convenience of a plug-n-play microprocessor control sensor interface called the CUHub.

You can expect the following benefits from the Swingmaster 900:

- Electro-mechanical design

- Durable and strong with quiet operation

- Accommodates up to 300 lb (136 kg) weight of doors for overhead
concealed; 350 lb (159 kg) for surface mounted packages

- Easy to service

- If door becomes obstructed during operation, operator will stop the door and reverse the movement

- Accommodates medium to high traffic flow

- Can be customized for low energy and pedestrian applications

- Bottom load adaptable

- Non-handed operator and arms

- Overhead concealed/surface mounted options. Single, simultaneous pair or pair egress

- Plug-N-Play connections for quick installation and troubleshooting

- Meets ADA and handicap standards

- Interfaces with panic devices and access control devices

- UL rated for fire door packages (surface mounted only)

- Meets or exceeds the minimum requirements of ANSI A156.10-2005 Standard – American National Standard for Power Operated Doors

- Complies with ANSI A156.19 Standard – American National Standard for Power Assist and Low Energy Power Operated Doors

- Perfect for healthcare applications with automatic and manual doors that are used frequently


The Swingmaster 900 operator features a spring close design which allows it to counteract most normal wind conditions and return the door to a full close. To meet industry building codes, Swingmaster operators come equipped with an emergency breakaway switch that internally cuts power to the operator preventing penetration of external power. This breakaway feature allows for center pivot doors to swing in the direction of egress with forces that comply with ANSI Standard A156.10-2005.

All Swingmaster operators are self-contained units in extruded aluminum, sound attenuating headers available in clear or dark bronze anodized, painted finished or clad. All components, including motor and gear train, are structurally designed using the finest materials to provide years of dependable, maintenance-free service.