Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 26-04-2010
Tags: energy, green, power, solar, technology
Looking to install automatic. Retrofit a (nonexistent oscillating sliding) door. Need references?
I have been asking for bids at local for a revamp in an existing door. Must be solar magnetic sensors. Under the offer is $ 3100. I think this attempt to be too tall and with your help we want to make this project more affordable. This includes: an Apollo 7100 ETL slide gate operator output two 50-foot sensor – Sensor for magnatic car or bicycle. security access not 10 watts of solar panels to a solar controller 1-4 SG – To avoid overloading a concrete base for the door opener and half your 1. tube 15 "gate extension Assuming that I have ability to pour the concrete itself and access to welding equipment, I'm looking for options to purchase similar equipment instillation to myself. What are the advantages of the conversion compared with a swinging door that can be cheaper? Can anyone help me to buy parts or similar equipment that lead to web sites, distributors, etc? Are there kits that include automatic door openers that I can install solar?
You must go where the supply is cheap. 2 days working man to set forms, pour concrete, and run the canal. 1 day to install the door and align sensors. 1 day to connect the system and verify the operation. All this plus the materials and makes a profit on $ 3100 a very low price. Get a 1 year parts and labor.
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