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Three Energy Saving Products from Overhead Door Company of Austin

For any cold storage facilities, proper insulation and energy efficiency are essential. Not solely for the protection
of your merchandise or goods but also focusing on the target bottom line-savings on energy cost. Every
measure of change is crucial, and with the proper dock equipment and the right tools to keep up an
environmental control and management of your loading dock is to assure proper insulation.  Peace of mind and
energy saving with efficiency can be attained by Serco energy-saving loading dock equipment made specifically
for cold storage operations.

Overhead Door Company of Austin, one of the leading manufacturers of dock equipment and hi-speed doors
are committed to being the solution for all our client’s residential, commercial garage, docks, gate, and
especially for storage and refrigeration needs. We are proud to offer three products that can save cost and
energy efficient for any storage and refrigeration applications namely: Serco S1000 Ultra Seal w/ Fixed Head
Pad, Rytec Turbo Seal INSULATED Door and Serco Energy Guard™.


·         Serco S1000 Ultra Seal w/ Fixed Head Pad
Designed specifically with the insulating power of a dock seal and the full trailer access of a dock shelter.
Equipped with internal retention straps together with a one-piece, diagonal-cut foam construction creates foam
retention memory with the creative appeal. Making a closed-seal to the rear hinge gap on trailers without
obstructing its doorway.

General Specifications: 
·         Base Projection: 10″ (Standard)
·         Built with Galvanized Steel Side/Roll Formed with Head Pad Backing
·         Fitted per Side Pad with 5 to 6 Internal Retention Straps(with 30″ High Reinforcement on Tip at Bottom)
·         With Draft Pads (Bottom Foam-filled)
·         Door Availability Widths: 10′-0″
·         Insulated Sealing Capability for Hinge Air Gap on Trailers(Swing-out Doors)/ Improves Trailer Access
·         Has Color(Dual) Guide Stripe System-White(Inside)/16″ High x 3″ Wide; Yellow (Outside) /24″ High x 3″
Wide

To check technical specifications, please click at https://bit.ly/2ybPFIT.

For brochures, please click at https://bit.ly/2YoCbbh  


Rytec Turbo Seal INSULATED Door
Reputed as ‘the World's Fastest and the Most Energy Efficient Insulated Door’, is capable of having an average
opening speed of over 101 inches/second and a superb insulating capacity.

General Specifications: 
·         Speed:182”/second (Peak)/ 101” per second(Average)- the highest average opening speed of any
insulated roll door available. 
·         Digitally Controlled with Advanced System 4™- full control of all door functions, accurate door positioning,
and unlimited speed adjustments.
·         Sealing Power(Quad Seals™) creates a double sealing both front and back of the panel with a loop(vinyl)
creating a more tightly seal along the bottom of the door.
·         Designed with Self-repairing System that resets and restores the door panel in just seconds-without any
human intervention.
·         Designed with Rilon Thermal Panel(Foam Panel) with non-porous, moisture proof vapor barrier for
uniform performance.
·         Fitted with Thermal Breaks minimizing conductive thermal energy transference. 
·         Safety measured having standard threshold warning lights for door closing indicator, Ry-Wi™ wireless to
allow continuous and uninterruptible safety communications.

To check technical specifications, please click at https://bit.ly/2LHgr4K

For brochures, please click at https://bit.ly/2Y3G5XT

Serco Energy Guard™
The Serco Energy Guard® is the ultimate and most effective way to protect your loading dock from several
conditions like energy loss, dirt, debris and creepy pests to name a few.  Totally seals off gaps between the
concrete pit walls and dock leveler that are commonly missed by normal sealing options, so no air gets in or out.

General Specifications: 
·         Built with a triangular shaped open cell foam seal with Primary Seal Assemblies which are positioned
perfectly to seal while the leveler is in the stored position or below dock level.    
·         Equipped with Triangular Shaped Seal & Pocket Design which gives a long product lifespan.
·         Fitted with Secondary Seal Assemblies identical to Primary Assemblies maintaining the seal while the
dock leveler is operating up to 9” above dock level.
·         Assembled with Rear Hinge Seal (durable 2-ply material), in which capable of flexing during operation in
order to block air flow.
·         Both equipped with Vertical Seal Assemblies (seals between Primary and Secondary Assemblies) and
Brush Seal Assembly (Secondary Protection Layer) against more deeply penetration of dust, dirt, and creepy
insects.  

For your loading dock’s energy saving products, directly contact Overhead door company of Austin at
(512) 442-1561, or visit us at https://www.ohdctx.com/contact/. We provide services of all Texas including
Austin, Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Creek, San Marcos, Cedar Park, Pflugerville and Temple, TX. For
other details, please visit our website at https://www.ohdctx.com/.

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