Norton 6211 Low Energy Electromechanical Door Operator, Slide Track Pull Side Surface Mounting, Rigid Arm Slide Track, 36-48" Door Width, Max Weight 200 LB, up to 120 Degree Swing

The Norton 6211 low energy electromechanical door operator is designed for pull side surface mounting and uses a rigid arm slide track for smooth, controlled automatic operation on 36 to 48 inch doors. Built for accessibility-focused openings, this operator supports doors up to 200 lb and provides up to 120 degrees of swing, making it a practical choice for commercial, institutional, and public building applications. Its low energy operation helps meet automatic door requirements where dependable powered assistance is needed without the complexity of a full power operator, while the slide track arm configuration helps maintain a clean, compact installation on the pull side of the door.

Features

• Low energy electromechanical operator designed for automatic door assistance on commercial openings.
• Pull side surface mounted configuration supports a clean and practical installation.
• Rigid arm slide track setup provides controlled door movement with compact arm geometry.
• Accommodates door widths from 36 inches to 48 inches.
• Supports doors weighing up to 200 lb.
• Provides up to 120 degrees of door swing.
• Suitable for accessibility applications requiring dependable low energy operation.

Functional Details

The Norton 6211 uses a low energy electromechanical drive system to open the door in a controlled manner after activation, then manages the opening cycle through its slide track arm arrangement on the pull side. This configuration is commonly selected where space, appearance, or the door and frame layout make a slide track arm preferable to a traditional projecting arm.

• Electromechanical low energy operator
• Slide track pull side surface mounting
• Rigid arm slide track

Arm Type Details

This model uses a rigid arm slide track configuration for pull side mounting. In this setup, the arm travels within the slide track as the operator opens and closes the door, reducing arm projection compared to a standard arm arrangement and helping the installation fit tighter conditions while still delivering controlled door movement.