The ATXHAND Automatic Door Radio Contactless Door Switch is a wireless touch-free door switch designed to provide convenient, hygienic activation of automatic doors, access control systems, and accessible entrances. Combining wireless technology with contactless operation, it delivers a clean, modern alternative to traditional push buttons and mechanical door release pads.

With a sensing distance of 15–20mm, the ATXHAND allows users to activate a door with a simple wave of the hand, eliminating the need for physical contact. This helps reduce the spread of germs while making entrances easier to use for wheelchair users, people carrying equipment, and anyone with limited dexterity.

Designed with efficiency in mind, the sensor features an intelligent battery-saving function that transmits only a single signal if a hand remains within the sensing area, helping to maximise battery life and minimise unnecessary activations.

The durable faceplate is manufactured from scratch-resistant antimicrobial acrylic and is permanently protected with an additive that eliminates 99.9% of bacteria, including E. coli, MRSA, Salmonella, and Legionella. This continuous antimicrobial protection makes the ATXHAND an ideal solution for environments where cleanliness and infection control are essential.

To improve accessibility, every activation is confirmed with a clear audible beep and bright LED indicator, while the bold, high-contrast graphics make the switch easy to identify for users with visual or hearing impairments. Fully DDA compliant, the ATXHAND is suitable for healthcare facilities, commercial buildings, schools, offices, public buildings, and accessible toilet door systems.

Available in a range of designs with optional custom branding and signage, our sensors offer installers and facilities managers a reliable, attractive, and cost-effective wireless door activation solution.

Key Features

Wireless contactless door switch for automatic doors
Hand wave activation with 15–20mm sensing range
No physical contact or pressure required
Intelligent battery-saving technology
Scratch-resistant antimicrobial faceplate
Eliminates 99.9% of bacteria, including E. coli, MRSA, Salmonella, and Legionella
LED indicator and audible beep for activation confirmation
DDA-compliant design
Ideal for automatic doors, access control, and toilet door systems
Suitable for internal and external installations (excluding single gang)
Available in multiple styles and finishes
Optional bespoke graphics, company logos, and custom signage

DDA Compliant
868MHz
4 x AA alkaline batteries (supplied)
Approximately 100,000 operations
Green LED & bleep on activation
Battery saving design, unit will only transmit once if hand left on
72 x 30mm activation area
Weight - 230g
Approximately 15-20mm activation range (Touch free)
Reinforced nylon housing
IP65 rated
Max 50m distance between touch sensor and receiver
Specifically designed for architraves, posts and barriers

Company name & logo can be printed on the label (Contact us for further information)

📄Datasheet

📄Manual

▶️Programming tutorial (RX-2 & RX-2-5A receivers)

Automatic entrance doors
Access control systems
Hospitals and healthcare facilities
Accessible toilet doors
Offices and commercial premises
Schools and universities
Care homes
Public buildings

◾You must locate & access the receiver to program a touch sensor

Compatible receivers are: RX-2, RX-4, RX-2-5A, RX-MINI-1, RX-MINI-1-PLUS, RX-T
The receiver will be wired in to whatever it is switching. If switching an automatic door, it is likely to be inside the operator. You may need to trace some wires back to it.
Please note the receiver may have been taken out of its housing.

◾Touch sensor has stopped working or won’t program

Solution:

Change the batteries.
Follow the programming video tutorial.
Check there are no metal objects obstructing the receiver, check its power supply by making sure there’s correct voltage and that the output isn’t powering too many things, and extend the antenna.
Test in a different location to determine if signal interference is the issue.
If it’s determined to be interference, hardwiring is the best option.

◾ Touch sensor is intermittent

Solution:

Change the batteries.
Check there are no metal objects obstructing the receiver, check its power supply by making sure there’s correct voltage and that the output isn’t powering too many things, and extend the antenna.
Test in a different location to determine if signal interference is the issue.
If it’s determined to be interference, hardwiring is the best option.

◾ The automatic door isn’t opening when the touch sensor is activated

Solution:

If the receiver relay is clicking or the red LED is turning on (depending on receiver model) when the touch sensor is activated:

The system is working. Check the wiring from the receiver to the auto door operator. Check the operator is in automatic mode. Refer to the manual of the auto door operator or contact the manufacturer.

If not: