
Commercial Automatic Door Operator in Michigan
Electric operators and accessories for commercial and industrial doors, installed and serviced by Overhead Door in Ann Arbor, Jackson & Battle Creek.
A commercial door operator is the motor and control system that opens and closes a commercial or industrial door. The right one depends on the door type, its size and how often it runs. Overhead Door Company of Battle Creek, Jackson & Ann Arbor sells, installs and services genuine Overhead Door operators and accessories for local businesses.
THE INDUSTRY STANDARD - MADE SPECIFICALLY FOR COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL DOORS AND INTEGRAL APPLICATIONS
Overhead Door® automatic door operators are manufactured to meet the performance requirements of our commercial and industrial doors, offering precise control of your door system for years of trouble-free operation. To improve safety and enhance the life of your door and motor, the industry’s guidelines for quality assurance recommend a single manufacturer for both door and operator.
We are the only manufacturer that offers a full line of commercial and industrial doors and operators specifically designed for integral applications. We offer the industry’s broadest line of electric, automatic door operators to suit new construction and retrofit applications, as well as unusual or special requirements. Overhead Door® commercial operators are UL 325 2010 compliant.
MEDIUM DUTY, BELT DRIVEN EDITION
RMX® COMMERCIAL OPERATOR
This belt-driven, medium-duty garage door operator offers easy installation and hassle-free operation.
VIEW PRODUCT DETAILSSTANDARD DUTY EDITION
RSX® COMMERCIAL OPERATOR
This standard-duty, rolling-door commercial operator provides easy operation and superior functionality for demanding applications.
VIEW PRODUCT DETAILSHEAVY DUTY EDITION
RHX® COMMERCIAL OPERATOR
The RHX® heavy duty commercial operators from Overhead Door Corporation provide easy and reliable operation.
VIEW PRODUCT DETAILSFOR USE ON COUNTER DOORS
CDX® COMMERCIAL OPERATOR
Counter door commercial operator
VIEW PRODUCT DETAILSFOR USE ON COUNTER DOORS
RHX® Explosion Proof Operator
Easy operation and superior functionality for the most stringent applications.
VIEW PRODUCT DETAILSFOR USE ON FIRE-RATED DOORS
RSX® Fire Door Operator
Advanced innovation and superior functionality for fire door applications
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CLICK HERECommercial Door Operator FAQs
How do I choose the right operator for my commercial door?
Match the operator to the door type and how hard it works. The RMX is a belt-driven medium-duty operator, the RSX is a standard-duty rolling door operator, and the RHX handles heavy-duty use. The CDX is made for counter doors, and there are explosion-proof and fire door models for special applications.
Should the door and operator come from the same manufacturer?
Yes, when you can. Industry quality guidelines recommend one manufacturer for both the door and the operator, because it improves safety and helps both the door and the motor last longer. Overhead Door builds its operators to meet the performance requirements of its own commercial and industrial doors.
Are Overhead Door commercial operators safety compliant?
Yes. Overhead Door commercial operators are UL 325 2010 compliant. UL 325 is the safety standard for door operators, and it covers protection against people getting trapped by a closing door. Keeping the safety devices working is just as important, so have them checked during routine service.
Can you add an operator to a door we open by hand?
Often, yes. Overhead Door makes operators for retrofit applications as well as new construction. Before installing one, we check that the door is in good shape and properly balanced, because an operator should move the door, not fight it. A worn or unbalanced door usually needs repair first.
Why does our commercial door stop or reverse partway?
The most common causes are blocked or misaligned safety sensors, something in the door's path, or worn parts that make the door hard to move. Check the opening for obstructions first. If it keeps happening, call for service and repairs; we fix openers and safety sensors on all brands.







