Detex AO191LHPUSHAL Low Energy Automatic Door Operator

Product Description

The DETEX AO191LHPUSHAL is a low energy automatic door operator designed for single-door applications on the push side with a left-hand swing configuration. It delivers controlled, hands-free door opening in commercial and institutional settings where ADA-compliant access is required. The unit ships in an aluminum finish suited for standard hollow metal or aluminum door frames. At 50 pounds, it is a substantial surface-mounted assembly intended for permanent installation by a qualified door hardware technician or general contractor working to applicable accessibility codes.

This operator is configured for left-hand push-side mounting, making it appropriate for entryways where the operator is mounted on the side of the door that the user pushes to open. Typical applications include commercial office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, government buildings, and other public or semi-public spaces that require low energy automatic door access. The aluminum finish integrates cleanly with standard aluminum storefront and hollow metal door assemblies.

Key Features

• Left-hand push-side configuration for single-door installations
• Low energy operation suitable for ADA accessible entryway compliance
• Aluminum finish for compatibility with standard commercial door frames
• Surface-mounted design at 56 inches length for broad door width coverage
• Single-unit sale for straightforward procurement and replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface-mounted low energy automatic operator for single-door commercial applications requiring left-hand push-side configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or qualified contractor familiar with ANSI A156.19 low energy power-operated door standards. Disconnect and lock out all power to the operator circuit before any wiring or mounting work. Verify that the door frame and header are structurally capable of supporting the operator weight before fastening. Local building codes and ADA accessibility guidelines should be consulted to confirm proper placement, activation device location, and closing force settings.