Clear Visibility, Silent Airtightness: ICU Automatic Doors

The ICU Automatic Door is engineered around a single principle — the patient must be seen, and the environment must be protected. A large flat, high-strength glass door leaf makes the room interior clearly visible at all times, letting medical staff observe the ward situation effortlessly from the corridor. Around that glass, an aluminum alloy powder-coated or stainless steel frame provides a robust, hygienic structure, while the airtight seal system maintains the cleanliness requirements of the ICU bay. Operation is quiet, elegant, and transparent — and access can be triggered by infrared sensing, foot sensing, password input, or a choice of other control methods to match every clinical workflow.

Large-Flat High-Strength Glass Leaf — Full Ward Visibility
The door leaf is a large flat panel of high-strength glass, free of mullions and obstructions. The room interior is clearly visible from the corridor, enabling medical staff to observe the ward situation and patient condition conveniently at all times — without entering the room or disturbing the patient.
Aluminum Alloy Powder-Coated or Stainless Steel Frame
The frame is available in aluminum alloy with an integral sprayed finish, or full stainless steel — durable, corrosion-resistant, hygienic, and easy to clean, integrating seamlessly into modern hospital architecture.
Quiet, Elegant & Transparent Operation
The door operates quietly, gracefully, and with a full transparent view — the brushless DC drive delivers smooth, refined motion that enhances the calm, airy feel of the ICU environment rather than disrupting it.
Airtight Seal — Meeting Clean-Room Requirements
The door system is engineered with high airtightness, meeting the airtight requirements of clean rooms — preventing drafts, dust, and airborne particles from crossing the boundary, and supporting stable temperature, humidity, and pressure control in the ICU bay.
Multiple Control Methods — Infrared, Foot, Password & More
A wide choice of activation options: infrared (motion) sensing, foot sensing, password input, push button, or access control. Hands-free options eliminate touch contamination; password input adds controlled access for restricted areas — each facility selects the most hygienic and convenient method for its workflow.
Safety by Design — Anti-Pinch, Rebound & Emergency Release
Full-width anti-pinch beams detect obstacles across the entire doorway, including the middle zone; the door auto-rebounds on resistance; low-force manual release covers power outages. Patients, staff, and equipment are protected in every scenario.

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