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Manufactured in the USA, Power Access Automatic Door Openers are ADA Compliant and Built to Endure Long-Term Use.
Model 4300 Commercial Door Opener
- Affordable Accessibility Solution
- Versatile Applications
- Installation Ease
- Low Maintenance
- Built-in Safety Features
- An Array of Controls & Accessories
Proven Dependability & Durability
50
Years in Business
30k+
Door Openers Installed
18 yrs
Average Age of Openers Installed
Versatile Applications
The Power Access Model 4300 automatic door opener is an affordable, high quality, ADA-compliant accessibility solution that fits in most interior and some exterior door applications. Our openers plug into a standard wall outlet and do not require additional adapters or batteries for operation.
Our exclusive passive design includes a wheel on the end of the opener arm that rolls along a scuff plate (provided) on the door to push it open. This unique design is intentional as it leads to less wear-and-tear on the opener during manual ingress and egress, which assures a longer-lasting, durable accessibility solution requiring minimal service and maintenance - a win for busy individuals and their budgets.
Jamb Mount Standard Reveal Application
For the majority of side-hinged doors (more than 1.25 inches of space between the door surface and the outer frame), these standard reveal units push the door open to the right or left.
Jamb Mount Deep Reveal Application
For deep-inset doors (over 4.5 inches between the door surface and the outer wall), these deep reveal units have an extended arm, require a specially-made jamb extension bracket, and push the door open to the right or left.
Jamb Mount Shallow Reveal Application
For shallow-inset doors (less than 1.25 inches of space between the door surface and outer frame), or doors with offset or pivot hinges, these shallow reveal units require a specially-made shallow reveal mounting bracket and push the door open to the right or left.
Jamb Mount Inverted Application
For doors with limited room above the door (less than 8.5 inches of space between the door jamb and ceiling), these inverted units hang down and push the door open to the right or left.
Jamb Mount All Glass Door Application
For all glass doors, these units push the door open to the right or left.
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Jamb Mount Soffit and Ceiling Tile Applications
For applications with limited room above the door (less than 8.5 inches of space between the door jamb and ceiling), as well as a low clearance (typically less than 7 feet) where inverted units will not work, these units are either built into the soffit space above the door or cut into the ceiling tile, and they push the door open to the right or left.
*Due to our passive design, each ADA automatic door opener requires either a separate door closer on the opposite side of the door or spring hinges. Scroll down or check out our accessories page for more information on these options.
The Model 4300 is Easy to Install and Maintain
- No modification of the door or jambs - great for retrofit applications
- Plugs into a regular 115vac wall outlet - no adaptors or batteries required
- Wireless control options mean easy and quick set-up without needing an electrician
- Easily integrates with existing security systems
- Low maintenance (a couple of drops of mechanics grease every year is all it takes)
- Passive design means less wear-and-tear on the opener, reducing service and maintenance costs
- Complete instructions are emailed with every door opener purchase
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The Installation Process
The Model 4300 is installed quickly and easily, with no modifications needed to the door or jambs, no electrician required, and no wiring necessary (when using wireless accessories).
Model 4300 Built-In Safety Features
- The door operator arm is not attached to the door. Instead, a wheel at the end of the door operator arm rolls against the face of the door (or scuff plate), pushing the door open.
- The door can always be opened manually from either side without involving the door operator.
- For emergency exits, traffic flow is not hindered by the door operator.
- If the door meets an obstruction during the opening cycle, a built-in load sensing circuit automatically stops the door operator arm and returns to the closed position.
- Thermally protected drive motor.
- Adjustable door hold-open time, up to 30 seconds.
Accessibility Without Obstruction.
An Array of Controls & Accessories
No matter your preference, we have something for every person, door, and need.
Hand-Held Remotes
Wireless remotes for easy access. Available in large or small sizes, including multiple buttons.
Bluetooth App
Use your phone to activate an unlimited number of door openers - no more carrying around remotes or changing batteries!
Keypad
Use a 4-digit coded entry to gain or grant access to individuals.
Pressure Mats
Floor-based sensors that trigger a door to open automatically when a user stands or rolls onto it.
Wave-to-Open Switches
A family of touchless wall mount switches that activate with a hand wave.
Posts & Bollards
Freestanding, vertical mounts used to house activation switches for automatic doors in areas where a wall mounting surface is unavailable.
Actuation Columns
Bar style wireless actuation columns for hand or foot control, rounded with contoured edges for easier push activation from anywhere on device (wheelchair bump, foot, arm, elbow, etc.).
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Door Closers
A hydraulic mechanical device that ensures a door closes after being opened.
Spring Hinges
A mechanical, space-saving alternative to traditional overhead door closers, these self-closing hinges feature an internal spring mechanism that ensures a door closes after being opened.
Electric Strikes
Permits the door to be secured when closed, and releases automatically when opener receives an operating signal.
Customer Installations
Tens of thousands of our openers are installed across the United States and Canada.
Our openers are perfect for schools and universities, churches, office buildings, accessibility businesses, storefronts, government buildings, libraries, independent and assisted living facilities, elevator access doors, condominiums, homes, and commercial restrooms.
Reliable Access for Every Visitor.
Customer Testimonials
"We [recently fixed and expanded our] building and this door opener was the biggest game changer by far for our clients and staff."
Robert G.
Tennessee
"Thank you for the Model 4300. We use it extensively throughout our buildings here...We currently maintain 106 buildings and the Model 4300 has been a work horse for us."
Anthony R.New Mexico
"We received your part and installed it ourselves here. It was pretty straightforward. I've had that Model 4300 door opener for 24 years now :-). Thank you again."
Steve G.Alabama
"I’m very happy with the ease of installation. All the components supplied work very well together. Should be a huge relief for [the elderly congregation and] those with some disability."
Howard B.
New Jersey
"We got the openers and buttons installed this morning. The order was perfect and it all works great!"
Gary B.
Wisconsin
"The automatic door opener for the...library door has been installed and is working well…thank you for making the process go so smoothly."
Edie C.
North Carolina
"We are really pleased with the new opener at our church and thank you for your suggestions and other help in getting us set up with the appropriate unit for our situation…All is good!! We have enjoyed working with you."
Doug S.
Pennsylvania
"Got around to installing the door opener today. Was easy to install and so far works great."
Brian G.
Illinois
Model 4300 FAQs
I have a specific application in mind. How do I get a quote?
If you have a specific application requiring an automatic door opener and need a quote, you can email us at sales-int@power-access.com with pictures of the door, door hardware, and surrounding area (from both sides of the door), fill out a survey form and send to sales-int@power-access.com, fill out the quote form on our website, or call us at 1-800-344-0088 to talk through the details and receive pricing. If you reach voicemail, please leave a message. We will call you back in a timely manner.
How do I determine the handing of the door and the opener I need?
We determine the handing of the door from the push side.
When you push the door open, if the door sweeps out and to the left (hinges are on the left, handle is on the right), it is a left-handed door and you require a left-handed opener.
When you push the door open, if the door sweeps to the right (hinges are on the right, handle is on the left), it is a right-handed door and you require a right-handed opener.
This is the case for all door opener types, whether you require a standard jamb mount, deep reveal, or inverted unit.
How do I determine whether I need a standard reveal, shallow reveal, deep reveal, or inverted opener?
Our jamb mount units are installed on the push side of the door and require a separate closing device on the pull side.
The difference between the standard reveal, shallow reveal, and deep reveal units is determined by the horizontal measurement between the closed door surface and the wall above the door. See reference images here.
Standard reveal units are appropriate for doors that have 1 inch to 4-1/2 inches of horizontal measurement between the closed door surface and the wall above the door. See reference image here.
See our architectural drawing for the Model 4300R standard reveal right-hand unit here.
See our architectural drawing for the Model 4300L standard reveal left-hand unit here.
Deep reveal units are appropriate for doors that have 4-1/2 inches to 9 inches of horizontal measurement between the closed door surface and the wall above the door. See reference image here.
See our architectural drawing for the Model 4300XR deep reveal right-hand unit here.
See our architectural drawing for the Model 4300XL deep reveal left-hand unit here.
Shallow reveal units are appropriate for doors that have less than 1 inch of horizontal measurement between the closed door surface and the wall above the door. These units are also required for doors with an offset pivot. See reference image here.
See our architectural drawing for the Model 4300R-SRB shallow reveal right-hand unit here.
See our architectural drawing for the Model 4300L-SRB shallow reveal left-hand unit here.
Inverted units (standard reveal only) are installed in an instance where there is less than 5-1/2 inches of jamb space between the door frame and the ceiling. Generally, these doors are taller than standard doors and have the clearance for an opener to mount on and beneath the upper frame without causing obstruction to those passing through the doorway. See reference image here.
See our architectural drawing for the Model 4300VR inverted right-hand unit here.
See our architectural drawing for the Model 4300VL inverted left-hand unit here.
Please see the Customer Installations section above and hover over the photographs for further visual clarification.
Should I use wired or wireless accessories?
The answer depends on how you want to activate the opener. If using wired accessories, low voltage wiring must be installed between the push plate and the main PC board of the door opener. While wired controls eliminate the need to replace batteries, they do require invasive installation and subsequent repair to the wall.
Convenient and practical wireless options are for retrofit applications when running wire requires additional time and material, and delays getting an automatic door opener operational. All wireless accessories require batteries, which need to be changed from time to time. Typical lifetime of the 9 volt DC battery used in a wireless control is 18-24 months.
Can the Model 4300 door opener interface with an existing security system or one I plan on using?
The Model 4300 easily interfaces with any security system. As these systems utilize an electric strike or electromagnetic lock, it is necessary to relay a momentary dry contact signal using low voltage wire from the key fob or card reader and interior push plate to the security system, and, from there, again using low voltage wire, to the SW IN terminals, WHT and BLK, on the door opener's main PC board.
What if I don't have enough room for a surface-mounted closer on the opposite side of the door, or my customer wants to maintain a certain aesthetic and does not want to use the closer?
The option is spring hinges. There are (3) required for use with the Model 4300, and they replace the hinges currently on the door. They are the Model 7510H and are tension adjustable.
What colors do you offer? What if I want a different color?
Our openers are provided in either a light beige or dark bronze color, which is appropriate for the vast majority of retrofit opener applications.
If a different color is preferred, Krylon Fusion for Plastic No-Prep, Superbond Paint for Plastic is available in an array of colors.
I need help with troubleshooting an issue I'm having with my Model 4300 door opener. Where can I find support?
Our openers are manufactured with 4 simple components other than framing and hardware. A handful of common and easily identified issues may arise during the life of the opener.
Review a list of common issues, along with symptoms and fixes, on our Model 4300 Troubleshooting Guide here.
If you still experience problems after the use of this guide, call us at 1-800-344-0088, send us an email at sales-int@power-access.com, or fill out a contact form on our website. If you call and reach voicemail, please leave a message. We will return your call in a timely manner.
The best troubleshooting result will take place when a call is made between our company and the troubleshooter who is physically at the door opener. Please contact us to set up an agreed time so that we are available. More than 90% of these troubleshooting calls result in a fix, either with or without replacement parts.
Model 4300 Supporting Documentation
Product details and technical information to support the proper installation, operation, and (minimal) maintenance of the Power Access Model 4300 commercial door opener.
Survey Form
Fill out this form with details on a specific door application to receive a quote.
DownloadInstallation Guide
A step-by-step installation guide for the Model 4300 automatic door opener.
DownloadProduct Specifications
A list of product specifications for the Model 4300 automatic door opener.
DownloadPC Board Electrical Details
A drawing of the Model 4300 automatic door opener PC board with wiring instructions and other electrical details.
DownloadTroubleshooting Guide
A list of common symptoms and fixes for the Model 4300 automatic door opener.
DownloadWireless Programming Guide
A guide on programming all wireless accessories with the Model 4300 automatic door opener.
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