Every Manaras operator model in one place, what each unit is, which class it belongs to, and how to decode the full product code stamped on your data plate. If you know the code on the plate, this page tells you exactly what is hanging over your door. If a model below is linked, we keep a full service page on it.
2 = 1/2 HP · 3 = 3/4 HP · 4 = 1 HP · 5 = 1-1/2 HP · 6 = 2 HP · 7 = 3 HP · 8 = 5 HP
5. Mechanical
Hoist mount / chain
Jackshaft hoist: 0 right, 1 left · Trolley chain: 0 #48(#410), 1 #41 · Sliding door chain: 1 #41 · Apartment chain: A
6. Control
Board configuration
M ECB monitored with photoelectric cells · N ECB monitored without photoelectric cells · P external control panel
7. Other
Additional modifications
Application-specific, if any
So the example decodes as: OTBH heavy-duty trolley with brake, washdown trim, 120V single-phase, 3/4 HP, #41 chain, monitored board with photo eyes. When you call us with the full code, we arrive with the right parts on the first visit.
The M/N/P letter matters more than it looks. An “M” or “N” operator runs the monitored BOARD 070 under ANSI/CAN/UL 325:2017, its entrapment protection devices are supervised, and a failed device stops the door closing on momentary contact. “M”-type operators are also the ones eligible for MIC smartphone control.
We install, repair and maintain the full Manaras range across Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey and the rest of Metro Vancouver, see Manaras operator repair or call (604) 206-5727 with the code off your data plate.