Overhead
Miniature Curtain Door Aluminium
G.R.I. has solved the curtain door installation problem with the 4612 Curtain Door Series. The 4612 resolves the left or right installation problem plus allows the installer to adapt the install dependant on the application. Read the rest of this entry »
Aluminium 3.2″ (83mm)
The GRI 200 Series is referenced and produced as an industrial grade floor mount switch. Primarily used for the protection of overhead doors where the operation of heavy motorized traffic would make it impossible to use any type of plastic encapsulated switch. Read the rest of this entry »
Wide Gap Aluminium 3.2″ (83mm)
The G.R.I. 250WG has an expanded area of activation which was designed for doors that don’t return to the exact or approximate position upon closure. Read the rest of this entry »
Buried Stainless Steel Wide Gap
Perhaps the best way to protect overhead door contacts from industrial motorized traffic like forklifts and large trucks is to recess or bury them into the concrete floor, allowing vehicles of this type to safely pass over them totally unaffected. Read the rest of this entry »
Miniature Aluminium 3.2″ (83mm)
The 4532 series Overhead Door Switch Set is a miniature, low-profile reed switch in a cast aluminum for durability in harsh environments. Read the rest of this entry »
Versatile Track Mounted with Bracket
The G.R.I. 4700-A Series Industrial Track Mount Switches are designed to eliminate false alarms from standard floor switches getting damaged by fork lifts and other equipment. The contacts are moved up onto the track and out of the way of equipment. Read the rest of this entry »
Aluminium Vane Switch
The GRI 4110/4482 Series is basically a “vane” switch for use on storage units with overhead doors and latch type locks. Intended to be mounted on a roll up type door channel, the GRI Vane Switches will not allow the alarm system to arm unless the bolt or latch, which serves as a “shunt” between the reed switch and magnet, is in a locked position. Read the rest of this entry »