Explore door motors, window actuators and automation controls selected around your opening. From a compact slider to a large architectural door, Airla brings the components together for effortless everyday operation.
The motor creates the movement. The controls shape how you use it. Together, they make a large door easier to operate or bring a difficult-to-reach window within everyday use.
Browse the range below for a clear introduction to each product. Airla works with homeowners, architects, builders and opening manufacturers to confirm the combination that suits the project.
Airla supplies, installs and commissions automation. Your chosen manufacturer supplies the doors, windows and glazing. Motor, actuator and control selection is confirmed against the opening, hardware, installation space and project requirements.
Door motors
Explore the door motor range for suitable sliding, stacking and pivot doors. Selection considers the total moving panel weight, configuration, available motor space and fixing details.
DOOR MOTOR
Tahoe compact sliding door motor
Compact movement for smaller sliders.
The Tahoe is a compact sliding door motor for suitable single-panel and lighter doors. An option where installation space is limited and the opening needs convenient everyday operation.
Single-panel and lighter sliding doors
180 kg guide load24 V DC1–2 panels
Technical specifications
Guide maximum combined moving weight
180 kg
Panel configuration
1–2 panels
Motor supply
24 V DC
Nominal motor dimensions
45 × 50 × 485 mm
Magnetic brake
Yes
Magnetic clutch
Yes
Encoder
Yes
Published guide figures are a starting point for assessment. Confirm the moving weight, hardware, resistance, fixing space and installation drawing with Airla and your door manufacturer.
To confirm for your project: Opening speed, duty cycle and installation clearances are confirmed on the datasheet for the selected motor. Ask Airla for it with your project details.
The Sierra slimline sliding door motor brings automation to suitable two- and three-panel door systems. Its compact format makes it a useful starting point when the design leaves limited space for a motor.
Two- and three-panel door systems
450 kg guide load24 V DC2–3 panels
Technical specifications
Guide maximum combined moving weight
450 kg
Panel configuration
2–3 panels
Motor supply
24 V DC
Nominal motor dimensions
70 × 75 × 560 mm
Magnetic brake
Yes
Magnetic clutch
Yes
Encoder
Yes
Published guide figures are a starting point for assessment. Confirm the moving weight, hardware, resistance, fixing space and installation drawing with Airla and your door manufacturer.
To confirm for your project: Opening speed, duty cycle and installation clearances are confirmed on the datasheet for the selected motor. Ask Airla for it with your project details.
The Peak motor provides an automation option for larger sliding and stacking doors. Airla assesses the moving panel weight, opening configuration and available installation space to confirm its suitability.
Larger sliding and stacking doors
1,300 kg guide load24 V DCUp to 8 panels¹
Technical specifications
Guide maximum combined moving weight
1,300 kg
Panel configuration
Up to 8 panels¹
Motor supply
24 V DC
Nominal motor dimensions
90 × 190 × 460 mm
Magnetic brake
Yes
Magnetic clutch
Yes
Encoder
Yes
Published guide figures are a starting point for assessment. Confirm the moving weight, hardware, resistance, fixing space and installation drawing with Airla and your door manufacturer. ¹ The panel range depends on the motor variant and door configuration. Airla confirms both for your project.
To confirm for your project: Opening speed, duty cycle and installation clearances are confirmed on the datasheet for the selected motor. Ask Airla for it with your project details.
The Everest heavy-duty door motor is an option for oversized and multi-panel door systems. Airla works with your manufacturer to assess the load, hardware and integration requirements.
Oversized and heavier door systems
3,600 kg guide load24 V DCProject-specific²
Technical specifications
Guide maximum combined moving weight
3,600 kg
Panel configuration
Project-specific²
Motor supply
24 V DC
Nominal motor dimensions
90 × 190 × 460 mm
Magnetic brake
Yes
Magnetic clutch
Yes
Encoder
Yes
Published guide figures are a starting point for assessment. Confirm the moving weight, hardware, resistance, fixing space and installation drawing with Airla and your door manufacturer. ² The guide does not set a fixed panel-count limit. The total load and configured opening still require assessment.
To confirm for your project: Opening speed, duty cycle and installation clearances are confirmed on the datasheet for the selected motor. Ask Airla for it with your project details.
A motor designed for suitable pivot doors, with installation options above the opening or within the head track. Plan the motor position and controls early to complement the door design.
Internal and external pivot doors
600 kg guide load24 V DCPivot door operation
Technical specifications
Guide maximum combined moving weight
600 kg
Panel configuration
Single / multiple panels
Motor supply
24 V DC
Nominal motor dimensions
585 × 90 × 90 mm
Magnetic brake
Yes
Magnetic clutch
No
Encoder
Yes
Published guide figures are a starting point for assessment. Confirm the moving weight, hardware, resistance, fixing space and installation drawing with Airla and your door manufacturer.
To confirm for your project: Opening speed, duty cycle and installation clearances are confirmed on the datasheet for the selected motor. Ask Airla for it with your project details.
From a compact slider to an expansive multi-panel opening, the right motor starts with the moving weight, panel arrangement and available space. Compare the published guide figures, then let Airla coordinate the automation with your door manufacturer.
Figures from Airla’s specification guide, p. 6. Maximum combined moving weight and nominal dimensions are guide values, not a complete selection or cavity-clearance specification. ¹ The Peak panel range depends on the motor variant and door configuration; Airla confirms both for your project. ² Everest has no fixed panel-count limit in the guide; load and configuration still require assessment.
Chain winders and power struts provide different ways to move a window. The sash geometry, required travel, force and mounting points guide the actuator selection.
WINDOW ACTUATOR
Compact chain winder (SCE100S)
Compact control for awning windows.
A small electric chain winder for suitable lightweight awning windows. The SCE100S offers a shorter chain projection for openings where a compact actuator is required.
Smaller awning windows
250 N push / pull100 mm projection24 V DC
Technical specifications
Model
SCE100S
Actuator supply
24 V DC
Push / pull force
250 N
Chain projection
100 mm
Maximum sash weight
Below 25 kg
Maximum sash height × width
1,500 × 1,200 mm
Chain material
304 stainless steel
Ratings shown are for a single listed actuator, not a synchronised pair. Non-friction stays are required. Sash dimensions, weight and fixing details must all suit the selected arrangement.
To confirm for your project: Motor dimensions, IP rating, opening speed and duty cycle need the selected-model datasheet; a short chain projection alone does not establish fall-prevention compliance.
A compact electric chain winder with a longer chain projection than the SCE100S. An option for suitable residential awning windows and openings that are difficult to reach by hand.
Residential awning windows
250 N push / pull300 mm projection24 V DC
Technical specifications
Model
SCE300S
Actuator supply
24 V DC
Push / pull force
250 N
Chain projection
300 mm
Maximum sash weight
Below 25 kg
Maximum sash height × width
1,500 × 1,200 mm
Chain material
304 stainless steel
Ratings shown are for a single listed actuator, not a synchronised pair. Non-friction stays are required. Sash dimensions, weight and fixing details must all suit the selected arrangement.
To confirm for your project: Motor dimensions, IP rating, opening speed and duty cycle need the selected-model datasheet; a short chain projection alone does not establish fall-prevention compliance.
The LCD300 provides a larger single-chain actuator option. Airla assesses the window size, sash weight, fixing points and required opening travel before recommending it.
Larger awning windows
400 N push / pull300 mm projection24 V DC
Technical specifications
Model
LCD300
Actuator supply
24 V DC
Push / pull force
400 N
Chain projection
300 mm
Maximum sash weight
Below 40 kg
Maximum sash height × width
1,800 × 1,200 mm
Chain material
304 stainless steel
Ratings shown are for a single listed actuator, not a synchronised pair. Non-friction stays are required. Sash dimensions, weight and fixing details must all suit the selected arrangement.
To confirm for your project: Motor dimensions, IP rating, opening speed and duty cycle need the selected-model datasheet; a short chain projection alone does not establish fall-prevention compliance.
A twin-chain winder for suitable wider window openings. The TCE300 provides two points of operation and is an option to assess for larger or commercial window applications.
Wider window openings
800 N push / pull300 mm projection24 V DC
Technical specifications
Model
TCE300
Actuator supply
24 V DC
Push / pull force
800 N
Chain projection
300 mm
Maximum sash weight
Below 80 kg
Maximum sash height × width
1,800 × 2,400 mm
Chain material
304 stainless steel
Ratings shown are for a single listed actuator, not a synchronised pair. Non-friction stays are required. Sash dimensions, weight and fixing details must all suit the selected arrangement. The twin-chain unit is not available for additional synchronised pairing.
To confirm for your project: Motor dimensions, IP rating, opening speed and duty cycle need the selected-model datasheet; a short chain projection alone does not establish fall-prevention compliance.
The 600N power strut range offers powered operation for suitable smaller awning windows. The strut travel, brackets and sash geometry are selected around the opening.
Smaller awning and lifting windows
600 N family24 V DCSash-specific selection
Technical specifications
Actuator family force
600 N
Actuator supply
24 V DC
Standard chart throws
250 / 310 / 410 mm
Strut length / order number
Selected for the sash height
Sash weight limit
Must be below the selected chart-row rating
Force is not a universal sash-weight rating. Select the exact order number using sash height, then confirm that the sash weight is below its rating. Check the paired arrangement, synchronisation, brackets and cut-out against the installation drawing.
To confirm for your project: The supplied variant, stock availability, closed/open length, IP rating, speed and duty cycle require confirmation. Additional long-throw variants are not listed as standard Airla stock here.
The 1000N power strut range provides an actuator option for suitable larger awning windows. Airla coordinates strut selection and fixing details with your window manufacturer.
Larger awning and lifting windows
1,000 N family24 V DCSash-specific selection
Technical specifications
Actuator family force
1,000 N
Actuator supply
24 V DC
Standard chart throws
250 / 310 / 410 mm
Strut length / order number
Selected for the sash height
Sash weight limit
Must be below the selected chart-row rating
Force is not a universal sash-weight rating. Select the exact order number using sash height, then confirm that the sash weight is below its rating. Check the paired arrangement, synchronisation, brackets and cut-out against the installation drawing.
To confirm for your project: The supplied variant, stock availability, closed/open length, IP rating, speed and duty cycle require confirmation. Additional long-throw variants are not listed as standard Airla stock here.
The 12-in-1 touchscreen is the main wall control for an automated door. It is the current touchscreen in the Airla range.
5-inch displayA 127 mm (5.0″) capacitive touchscreen in white or black, sized to sit beside the opening like a light switch.
Standard wall boxMounts on a single-gang wall box. No joinery cut-out or custom plate is needed for a typical wall.
Modes for everyday useHands-free wake as you approach, automatic brightness, a party mode that opens the door for you and a close-behind mode that shuts it after a set time.
Access settingsAn optional security passcode, a guest mode and a timed self-locking delay.
Voice and app readyIncludes the Wi-Fi module for Google Home or Amazon Alexa. Third-party platforms depend on your devices, so Airla confirms this for your project.
Fitted in two stagesCabling goes in before plasterboard and the screen is fitted at final trim. An existing wired wall switch can be upgraded using the cable already in the wall.
VOICE CONTROL FOR COMPATIBLE DOORS
Your voice. Your door in motion.
Explore supported door operation through the platform you already use.
Google Home
Amazon Alexa
Apple Home
Requires the correct interface and configuration. Airla confirms supported door commands for your installation.
For windows, discuss individual or grouped operation, weather sensing and suitable backup power with Airla.
A few useful details.
Connecting your doors or windows to an existing control system
Door systems connect to a home or building control system through a dry-contact interface at the control box. The control system provides four momentary relay outputs, one each for open, close, stop and unlock.
KNX, C-Bus and Dynalite connect this way. The same relay method applies to platforms such as Control4 or Crestron where your integrator provides the relay outputs. Your integrator supplies and programs the relays; Airla confirms the wiring and the commands.
Window controllers accept a wired switch input, and a signal converter is available for third-party signals. Confirm the interface for the selected motor or actuator before the control system is designed.
Voice-control compatibility
Voice control uses a Wi-Fi module on the door system, included with the 12-in-1 touchscreen. Google Home and Amazon Alexa are set up as routines, one for each command.
Apple Home uses a separate module, so supporting both groups requires two modules. Third-party platform compatibility is not guaranteed. Airla confirms the interface and supported door commands for your installation.
Power for a door system
Door motors run at 24 V DC from a control box. The control box needs a dedicated 240 V 10 A GPO installed by a licensed electrician, and can sit up to 30 metres from the motor. Battery backup is built in.
The GPO and any mains work are provided by your electrician unless agreed otherwise in the scope of works.
Specifications for your project team
FOR YOUR PROJECT TEAM
Considered on the surface. Coordinated behind it.
Share your selected motor or actuator, preferred controls and drawings. Airla confirms the control interface, power, wiring and commissioning requirements with your manufacturer and integrator.
Confirm actuator compatibility, channel loading and the wiring arrangement before selection. Eight channels do not mean eight paired-strut windows; the catalogue limits that arrangement to four windows.
To confirm for your project: IP rating and the exact supplied variant should be confirmed for the intended location.
Interfaces, sensors and backup power must form a compatible system. Channel counts alone do not establish how many windows can operate together. Ask Airla to confirm actuator load, connection details and the final product schedule.
A SYSTEM THAT FITS
Start with the opening. Then select the components.
01 / UNDERSTAND
Share the details.
Send the manufacturer, opening type, dimensions, moving panel weight and project stage. Drawings and photos help us understand the installation.
02 / SELECT
Consider the whole system.
We assess the motor or actuator alongside the controls, locking, power and available fixing space. Compatibility is confirmed for the selected combination.
03 / COORDINATE
Plan the delivery.
Discuss automation supply, installation and commissioning with Airla. We coordinate with your opening manufacturer and project team around the agreed scope.
Watch a kitchen window slide open and closed at Bayview. The automation is selected around the sash size, weight, movement and required travel, then paired with controls so windows operate individually or together.
Airla supplies the automation. Your manufacturer supplies the door or window.
For suitable projects, yes. Airla can quote supply only, or supply with commissioning. Tell us the opening and the intended use and we will confirm compatibility and the appropriate scope before recommending a product.
Does Airla supply the complete window or door?
No. Your chosen manufacturer supplies the opening and glazing. Airla provides the automation: motors, actuators, controls and the agreed installation and commissioning.
What power does a door system need?
The motors run at 24 V DC from a control box. The control box needs one dedicated 240 V 10 A GPO installed by a licensed electrician, and can sit up to 30 metres from the motor. Battery backup is built in.
How is an automated door operated?
Every door system works from four commands: open, close, stop and unlock. The 12-in-1 touchscreen is the main wall control. A remote, an exterior keypad, hands-free sensors or a fingerprint reader can be added.
Voice control through Google Home or Amazon Alexa uses the Wi-Fi module and depends on your devices, so we confirm it for your project.
Can it connect to home automation or a building system?
Yes, through a dry-contact interface at the control box. The control system provides four momentary relay outputs for open, close, stop and unlock. KNX, C-Bus and Dynalite connect this way, and the same method applies to other platforms where the integrator provides relay outputs.
Can these products be used on an existing opening?
Some existing openings are suitable. On an existing sliding door the motor can be surface-mounted at the jamb behind a cover finished to match the frame, and wireless controls can avoid new wall cabling.
We first assess the condition, hardware, weight, power access and fixing space. See the retrofit assessment page for what to send.
How do I choose the right motor?
A model name or maximum load alone is not enough. The guide figures are a starting point: about 450 kg across two or three panels for the Sierra motor and about 1,300 kg for the Peak motor. Share the opening details and Airla will assess the configuration, moving weight, required operation and installation space.
How do windows close when the weather changes?
A wind, light and rain sensor can be added to a window controller so the windows close automatically. The sensor closes the windows; it does not reopen them afterwards.
Let’s select the right automation.
Share drawings or photos of the opening, or a project message that explains what you would like to automate. We’ll help identify suitable motors, controls and the next steps.
