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Changes in the laws on 1 January 1999 have led to the introduction of one of Australasia's most advanced Automatic Sliding Door Operators. Over the years Horizon have been designing, developing and testing what we believe is the most advanced Automatic sliding Door Operator in the Australasian region.
With offices throughout Australia and New Zealand we have been able to manufacture an operator that is suited to many varied applications from the heat and humidity in FNQ to the cold and wet of Invercargill in New Zealand. Our intimate knowledge of the Australasian Region is challenged by none, quite simply we are "Ahead of the Rest".
Our HD range of sliding door operators are designed to literally think for themselves, employing state-of-the-art microprocessor electronics, practical, sturdy and simplistic mechanical componentry with the aim to achieve the utmost in reliability whilst reducing maintenance and service requirements to an absolute minimum.
Our foremost design criteria was to exceed all relevant Australian and New Zealand Standards applicable to the manufacture, installation and operation of an Automatic Sliding Door Operator.
A Standards Consultant was engaged to survey the complete AS/NZS listing and to research which standards -including relevant subsections -were applicable and avoid any possible points of law. You may well be surprised at what we found was required as of 1999.
Our HD Series of Automatic Sliding Door Operators have been tested to and exceed the requirements of each of standard as applicable to Automatic Sliding Door Operators.
| NZS 4239-1992 | Class 2 & Class 3 Automatic Sliding Door Assemblies |
| AS 2047-1-19961 NZS 4211 Amnd 31994 |
High Velocity Static & Dynamic wind load simulated test |
| AS 1939-1990 1 NZS 1939-1990 | IPx3 -Degree of dust and moisture protection provided by enclosures for electrical equipment |
| AS 3000-19911 NZS 3000-1991 | Wiring Rules for Buildings, Structures & Premises |
| AS 1044-1995 1 NZS 1044-1995 | Electromagnetic Interference that an electrical device can emit. Denoted by the C-tick mark. |
| AS 3100-19971 NZS 3100-1997 | General requirements for electrical equipment |
| AS 3108-19941 NZS 3108-1994 | General requirements for Isolating Transformers |
| AS 3115-19961 NZS 3115-1996 | General requirements for Motor Driven Electrical Appliances and Equipment |
| AS 3191-19961 NZS 3191-1998 | General requirements for Flex & Plug Cords Interfacing with AS/NZS 3000 Compliant Buildings |
| AS 4695-1996 1 NZS 4695-1996 | Fire Hazard Testing of Electromechanical Products & Equipment |
| AS 3820-1998 1 NZS 3820-1998 | Essential Safety Requirements for Low Voltage Electrical Equipment |
| BCA Code Requirements | Complies with relevant sections of the Code including sections D2.29, D2-21-AS APPLICABLE |
This equipment is intended to be connected to wiring that complies with AS/NZS 3000.
Like you, we now believe there is only one choice for your next Automatic Sliding Door Operator
Horizon HD Series - "Your Open & Shut Answer to Total Door Control"
