AIRLA PRODUCTS
High-Performance Motors for Diverse Applications
Intelligent Control Systems
Our advanced control systems enable seamless and intuitive management of your automated windows and doors. We offer a comprehensive range of options, including touchscreen wall switches, wireless remotes, and intelligent control panels. These systems incorporate sophisticated features such as multi-zone programming, precise millimetre-by-millimetre position control, and Variable Speed Technology (VST). Some are designed for compatibility with widely used Building Management Systems (BMS), supporting open standards like KNX, LON, BACnet, and Modbus.
Additional benefits include weather-responsive sensors (for rain, wind, temperature, CO2, and humidity) that facilitate automatic operation, convenient self-closing functions, and battery backup capabilities for continued operation during power outages. Our systems also feature fault indication for simplified troubleshooting and can include automatic locking features for enhanced security.
Automated Windows
Our automated window systems provide superior comfort, enhanced safety, and refined design. We offer flexible solutions, from supply-only to full turnkey packages that include installation and commissioning for a diverse range of windows and doors. Our systems support various configurations, such as awning, casement, louvre, sliding, pivot, tilt-up, vertical lift, and double-hung systems. Beyond effortless operation, these systems are effective in promoting natural ventilation, facilitating smoke and heat extraction (SHEV), and improving energy efficiency.
Many of our systems comply with stringent Australian standards, including AS1428.1 for accessibility, incorporate provisions for fall prevention, and meet requirements for various Bushfire Attack Levels (BAL), up to BAL40. We are dedicated to providing tailored solutions for a wide range of applications, from difficult-to-reach windows to heavy glass spans, ensuring a precise fit for both residential and commercial projects.
