Assa Abloy - Microswitch Kit - SW200

ASSA ABLOY Microswitch Kit – SW200 “Lock Kick” Option

The Microswitch Kit is a dedicated accessory for the ASSA ABLOY SW200 automatic swing door operator, designed to trigger a closing kick (force boost) at power‑off or to secure the door into its latch when the operator is locked. This “lock kick” function helps ensure the door fully closes and remains secured when the operator stops driving.

Key Features & Benefits

• Closing Kick Activation: The kit enables a micro‑switch action that provides an extra closing force or kick when the normal drive stops, ensuring a secure latch or lock engagement at power off.

• Designed for SW200: Specifically developed for integration with the SW200 operator range, matching control and behaviour for door close and lock‑off scenarios.

• Improved Security & Reliability: Helps overcome door binding or latch misalignment by applying a predefined extra movement at shutdown, maintaining door closure integrity.

• Straightforward Installation: Supplied with correct harness, switch board and cam assembly (depending on variant) for seamless retrofit or new‑install into the SW200 header unit.

• Supports Access Control & Fire/Egress Logic: Works in conjunction with the operator’s locking and auxiliary outputs to ensure correct door behaviour during power failure, fire alarm activation or locking sequence.

Technical Summary

• Model: Microswitch Kit (Lock Kick) for SW200

• Purpose: To provide additional closing/locking action at end of cycle or power off

• Compatibility: ASSA ABLOY SW200 automatic swing door operator

• Installation Location: Internal operator header, positioned next to spindle/gear assembly as per SW200 manual

• Function Integration: Works with locking output, micro‑switch input and spring mechanism in closing sequence

• Maintenance Note: Must be calibrated/adjusted according to door inertia, spring setting and lock type for correct operation

Applications

• Heavy‑traffic entrances using AW SW200 where secure door closure and latch engagement are essential

• Doors with external influences (wind, stack pressure) where additional closing force is required at shutdown

• Access control doors requiring reliable locking behaviour when power is removed or operator shuts down

• Fire door or escape route doors where final closure and secure locking must be achieved reliably