Negative, Positive & Combination Pressure Room Door Systems

Product catalog summary

Overview
This document outlines the specifications and features of Horton’s Isolation Room Door Systems designed for airborne infection control. These systems are suitable for rooms with negative, positive, or combination pressure environments, adhering to the 2010 FGI Guidelines for Airborne Infection Isolation Rooms.

Door System Types

Automatic Self-Closing 2000-IDS: Features perimeter seals and touchless sensor or push plate for activation, ensuring compliance with infection control standards.
Mechanical Self-Closing IDS: Operates manually with self-closing and positive latching, requiring no electrical power.

Compliance and Testing
The systems meet the 2010 Facility Guidelines Institute requirements and are tested to ASTM E 283-04 standards for room pressure requirements. They offer unit widths from 8' 6" to 9' and clear opening widths up to 48".

Design and Construction
Type 310 doors slide to the interior of a fixed sidelite, providing a large breakout area for patient and equipment movement. All panels are designed for emergency egress with robust corner block construction for durability.

Applications
These door systems are applicable in various healthcare settings, including Pediatric Care, Intensive Care, Intermediate Care, Critical Care, Newborn Intensive Care, Nursery Units, and Biohazard Rooms.

Technical Specifications

Model AIIR 2000-IDS: Unit width 8' 6" to 9', max clear opening 3' 9" to 4', breakout opening 7' 9" to 8' 3".
Self-Closing IDS: Unit width 9', max clear opening 3' 8 7/8", breakout opening 8' 3".

Additional Features
Optional touchless sensors and push plates are available for enhanced functionality. The systems are designed with both jamb-mounted and brushed stainless steel face plates.

Contact Information
Horton Automatics, World Headquarters, Corpus Christi, Texas, USA. Phone: 800-531-3111. Website: www.hortondoors.com

Catalog excerpts

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Negative, Positive, & Combination Pressure Room Door Systems Isolation Room Door Systems For Airborne Infection Control Automatic or Mechanical Self-Closing Packages Touchless sensor or push plate activation with automatic self-closing. 2000-IDS shown above Mechanical Self-Closing Used for Negative, Positive & Combination Pressure Rooms Manual opening with self-closing and positive latching. Self-Closing IDS shown above Today, architects design rooms specifically for airborne infection isolation control as part of a focused healthcare initiative to reduce the risk of nosocomial infections. Meeting the requirements of the 2010 FGI* Guidelines for Airborne Infection Isolation Rooms, Horton now offers two door systems to address these needs. The automatic self-closing 2000-IDS is designed with perimeter seals and touchless sensor or push plate for “knowing act” activation. The alternative mechanical Self-Closing IDS opens manually and then self-closes. The Self-Closing IDS also has a positive latch and requires no electrical power. Additional benefits include: • Tested to ASTM E 283-04 to meet negative, positive, or combination room pressure requirements Tested Perimeter Seals Reduces risk of nosocomial infections and is in compliance with the 2010 FGI guidelines for Airborne Isolation Infection Rooms (AIIR). Self-Closing IDS shown above • Clear opening widths up to 48" • Full breakout opening up to 8' 3" • Unlimited design and finish options *Facilities Guidelines Institute Specify Horton and demand AAADM certified installation These products meet the 2010 Facility Guidelines Institute requirements on Airborne Infection Isolation R

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Negative, Positive, & Combination Pressure Room Door Systems Isolation Room Door Systems For Airborne Infection Control Automatic or Mechanical Self-Closing Packages U Automatic or manual airborne infection isolation room door systems. Available for rough opening sizes ranging from 7' to 9'. Architectural Details Unit Width Recessed Pull Push Plate View the Horton Healthcare Door Systems Video with your smart phone to see examples of Airborne Infection Isolation Room Door Systems. Type 310 Door slides to the interior of fixed sidelite and allows largest breakout area for moving patients and equipment....

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