Portalp-Tucker Auto-Mation SW10/19 V/5.3 74FHL Automatic Swing Door Operator

Full Header Length | White Finish | Push Arm | Paired Swing Door Application

Automate a commercial pair of swing doors with the Portalp-Tucker Auto-Mation SW10/19 V/5.3 74FHL Automatic Swing Door Operator.

Designed for full-header installations, this configuration combines the proven SW10/19 automatic swing-door platform with a V/5.3 control system, white-finished header, and push-arm setup for commercial paired-door applications.

The SW10/19 platform provides smooth, controlled automatic operation and can be configured for SW10 Full Power or SW19 Low Energy applications, depending on the installation, programming, sensors, and applicable safety requirements.

Key Features

• Portalp / Tucker Auto-Mation SW10/19

• V/5.3 control system

• 74FHL full-header configuration

• Designed for compatible paired / double swing doors

• White finish

• Push-arm configuration

• Push-side automatic door operation

• Commercial-duty automatic swing-door operator

• Non-handed operator design

• Smooth controlled opening and closing

• Adjustable operating parameters

• Compatible with appropriate activation devices

• Electric-lock interface capability

• Compatible with applicable safety sensors

• Designed for high-traffic commercial entrances

SW10 / SW19 Operator Platform

The Portalp SW10/19 platform supports two primary operating applications:

SW10 – Full Power

Designed for appropriately equipped automatic pedestrian swing-door systems using the required safety and activation equipment.

SW19 – Low Energy

Designed for low-energy automatic swing-door applications when properly configured and installed with the appropriate activation and safety devices.

The exact operating mode must be set according to the door application and required automatic-door standard.

Push Arm Configuration

This unit uses a push arm, designed for applications where the operator is installed on the push side of the opening.

Portalp specifies that SW10/19 push arms use a standard 35 mm spindle, with additional spindle configurations available for applications requiring different geometry.

Proper arm positioning and setup are important for:

• Correct door travel

• Smooth operation

• Proper closing force

• Reliable opening

• Correct operator learning/setup

Non-Handed Operator

The SW10/19 operator itself is non-handed, allowing the same operator platform to be configured for different door hands.

Door handing is determined by the operator's orientation and installation within the header.

V/5.3 Control System

The V/5.3 controller manages the automatic door operating sequence and interfaces with compatible activation, safety, and locking equipment.

Typical adjustable/control functions include:

• Activation input

• Powered opening

• Opening speed

• Closing speed

• Hold-open timing

• Electric-lock interface

• Safety-device inputs

• Operator setup and learning

Electrical Requirements

Nominal Power Supply: 115VAC, 60Hz, grounded
Power Consumption: Approximately 100W
Motor: 24VDC permanent magnet motor with belt-driven encoder

A dedicated properly grounded electrical supply should be provided in accordance with Portalp installation instructions and applicable electrical codes.

Common Applications

• Retail Storefronts

• Hospitals

• Healthcare Facilities

• Assisted Living Facilities

• Office Buildings

• Schools & Universities

• Government Buildings

• Airports

• Public Entrances

• Commercial Paired Doors

• High-Traffic Facilities

Product Specifications

Brand: Portalp / Tucker Auto-Mation
Series: SW10/19
Control Version: V/5.3
Configuration: 74FHL
Header Type: Full Header Length
Door Configuration: Paired / Double Swing Door
Arm Type: Push Arm
Mounting Application: Push Side
Finish: White
Handing: Non-Handed Operator
Power Supply: 115VAC, 60Hz Nominal
Motor: 24VDC Permanent Magnet
Application: Automatic Pedestrian Swing Doors

Important

The 74FHL designation identifies this specific full-header operator configuration. Actual opening width, header length, door handing, arm geometry, reveal, sensors, activation devices, and required safety equipment should be verified before ordering.

Automatic-door systems must be configured and installed according to the intended full-power or low-energy application, applicable ANSI/BHMA requirements, local codes, and manufacturer instructions.

Activation devices, presence sensors, access-control equipment, electric locks, and other accessories are not included unless specifically stated.