High-performance cold-storage doors
FasTrax FR high-performance doors incorporate the Thermal Air system and the company’s R-4 InsulMax insulated curtain to achieve energy savings.
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Suitable for use in harsh working environments, Safety Series surge suppressors are available in five models and provide surge and line noise protection with up to 3,600 joules of surge absorption. FasTrax FR high-performance doors incorporate the Thermal Air system and the company’s R-4 InsulMax insulated curtain to achieve energy savings. Basic components include a 2-hp motor, a drive system, a powder-coated aluminum side frame, and an automatic re-feed system. Track configurations include a standard lift for low ceilings; a high-lift for routing over or around obstructions; and a vertical lift for routing the door directly above the door opening. Track configurations can be customized to accommodate varying installation challenges.
Rite-Hite Doors Inc.
www.ritehite.com
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