record-usa
record-usa STA–class sliding door operator control
Primary identifier: record-usa STA sliding operator control · Status: active
Curated identification page for record-usa STA–class sliding automatic door operator controls — label reading, marketplace mix-ups, and verification steps before a surplus buy.
Identity
- Aliases
- Record STA controller (common_name)
- record-usa STA sliding control board (oem)
- Record sliding door computer (common_name) — Vague search language; disambiguate to STA / package plates on the unit.
- R9999-1311 (mistaken) — DCUSA 2016 Record/Keane Monroe 1100 Series “CONTROL.” Pre-STA / KM-era listing. Photograph STA plates before treating as the same family.
- R9-99-1314 (mistaken) — DCUSA 2016 1100 Series “ZII CONTROL.” Z vs ZII plus conversion harnesses exist — not an STA PN.
- Record-USA automatic door PCB (mistaken) — PCB-only wording often omits whether the full control assembly is included.
- Revision notes
- STA-class and related record-usa sliding packages are not proven to share one control revision. 2016 aftermarket catalogs list Keane Monroe 1100 / Z / ZII controls (R9999-1311, R9-99-1314) — those are heritage IDs, not STA stickers. Conversion harnesses between Z and ZII gearboxes were sold separately. Treat lookalike boards as unverified until silkscreen and connectors match the donor.
- Labels & connectors to capture
- record / record-usa branding on enclosure or PCB labels
- STA or sliding-operator model references on operator or control plates
- Any 1100 / Z / ZII or R9999- / R9-99- sticker text — capture it, then confirm it is actually STA-class
- Motor, encoder/sensor, and activation connector sets
- Revision or type marks on silkscreen or OEM stickers
- Common mistaken names
- Generic “Record automatic door parts” without STA or sliding package context
- Activation devices listed as if they were the operator control assembly
Fitment & compatibility
Commercial sliding automatic entrances associated with record-usa STA–class operator packages and closely related sliding lines. Confirm plates on the operator and control together before claiming fitment.
Voltage: Follow labels on the specific control and official documentation for that package. Do not generalize supply voltage from a single marketplace photo.
| Equipment / package | Status | Notes | Source / provenance |
|---|---|---|---|
| record-usa STA–class sliding packages (matching control identity) | Compatible with caveats | Potential match when labels and connectors align with the removed STA-class control. Other record lines or generations need separate verification. | Public record / record-usa sliding product-line presence; exact control matching remains a physical verification step on the unit. |
Condition / value guidance
Numeric sold comps are published only when researched. Empty dollar fields mean we chose honesty over filler. Asking prices on marketplaces are not sold comps.
Dead core / unknown working
Numeric range not published yet — see notes · confidence: low · as of 2026-04-01
Cores without readable record-usa / STA cues are difficult to place; clear family photos improve rebuilder interest even when untested.
Provenance: Qualitative guidance only; no sold-comp table on this page.
Used — tested
Numeric range not published yet — see notes · confidence: low · as of 2026-04-01
Documented donor or bench testing plus full label photos matters more than generic “works” claims.
Provenance: Qualitative guidance; numeric ranges withheld pending research.
Sources & provenance
Claims on this page are curated field/resale intelligence. Compatibility and value rows carry provenance notes above. Public documents:
- record-usa — public product site — record-usa (official public page) · type: manufacturer_page
- record Group — corporate public site — record Group (official public page) · type: manufacturer_page
We link official public pages only. We do not host copyrighted manuals. Last curated review: 2026-08-15.
Marketplace / supplier links
Seller guidance
Photograph
- Operator plate showing STA or sliding package identity
- Control sticker / silkscreen close-ups
- All harness connectors and any option modules
- Enclosure and mounting hardware condition
Disclose
- record-usa / STA family cues and readable identifiers
- Test status or explicitly untested
- Board-only vs larger assembly contents
Title tips
- record-usa + STA + sliding control/board + sticker text if present (do not title as 1100/ZII unless that is the plate)
Buyer guidance
Common mistakes
- Buying from a title that only says Record without STA or sliding evidence
- Assuming connector layouts match across record package generations
Revision differences
- Request connector-edge and uncropped label photos; revision mismatches are common when only the enclosure is shown
Verify before purchase
- STA / sliding package evidence in photos
- Match to your removed control’s connectors
- Seller return policy for wrong revision
Related parts
Curated cross-links for identification context — not automatic compatibility claims.
Similar family
Besam UniSlide / sliding-door operator control family
Peer commercial sliding-operator control family; different OEM branding and harness identity despite similar entrance roles.
Similar family
Stanley Dura-Glide–class sliding door operator control
Another widely recognized sliding-operator control family in surplus channels; identify by Stanley vs record-usa plates.
Similar family
NABCO GT-series automatic door operator control
Comparable automatic-operator control category in commercial entrances; use NABCO GT vs record STA labeling to separate listings.
Guides
Curated field notes
record-usa STA sliding packages appear often enough in commercial entrances that orphaned controls circulate without clear family naming. Marketplace copy may say only “Record door board” or use European record-group branding cues without STA package context. Heritage Keane Monroe 1100 / Z / ZII numbers from older aftermarket catalogs are search/ID cues only — not STA drop-in claims. Official public sites are linked for brand orientation only — no manufacturer affiliation or endorsement is claimed.
Last reviewed 2026-08-15. This is not a repair procedure and not manufacturer-authorized service documentation.