TORMAX

TORMAX automatic door operator control family

Primary identifier: TORMAX automatic door operator control family · Status: active

Identification-focused family page for TORMAX automatic door operator control assemblies — label cues, common listing mistakes, and buyer/seller verification before surplus purchase.

Identity

Aliases: TORMAX door controller (common_name)
TORMAX operator control board (oem)
Tormax automatic door computer (common_name)
TCP-52 (revision) — DCUSA 2016 TORMAX TDA swing: TCP-52 control (listed as RKEP.0001). Swing TDA identity — not automatically a sliding TX control.
RKEP.0001 (revision) — DCUSA 2016 aftermarket listing number for TDA TCP-52 control.
TCP-51 (revision) — DCUSA 2016 TORMAX TX9000 sliding: “TCP-51 PROG. CONTROL” (RKAU.0002). Distinct from TCP-52 TDA and from TCP-51LC.
RKAU.0002 (revision) — DCUSA 2016 TX9000 TCP-51 programmable control listing.
TCP-51LC (revision) — DCUSA 2016 TX9000 “TCP-51LC CONTROL” (RKAU.0012). LC variant — do not assume it matches TCP-51.
TORMAX sliding/swing control (verify package) (mistaken) — Sellers often omit whether the donor was sliding or swing — require package plates.
Revision notes: TORMAX operator lines include multiple control generations and package types. Aftermarket 2016 listings separate TDA swing TCP-52 (RKEP.0001) from TX9000 sliding TCP-51 (RKAU.0002) and TCP-51LC (RKAU.0012). Appearance similarity is insufficient. Require sticker text, silkscreen revision, and harness keying evidence.
Labels & connectors to capture: TORMAX branding on enclosure, PCB sticker, or operator plate
TCP-51, TCP-51LC, TCP-52, or RKAU./RKEP. listing numbers on stickers
Model or type designations (TDA vs TX9000 or other package)
Motor and safety/activation connector sets with generation-specific keying
Revision or firmware marks on silkscreen or labels
Common mistaken names: Generic “automatic door board” listings that happen to be TORMAX
Activation sensors or peripherals titled as TORMAX operator controls

Fitment & compatibility

Commercial automatic door operator packages under the TORMAX brand (sliding and swing configurations exist in the field). Confirm the donor operator type plate together with the control label before claiming fitment.

Voltage: Supply and I/O voltages are package-specific. Read the installed unit’s labels and official TORMAX documentation for that control identity; do not assume a single voltage class from photos.

Equipment / package	Status	Notes	Source / provenance
TORMAX automatic door operator packages (matching control identity)	Compatible with caveats	May match when OEM labels, revision marks, and connectors align with the removed TORMAX control. Cross-package TORMAX configurations still need separate confirmation.	Public TORMAX automatic door product presence; exact control matching is a field verification requirement, not a brand-name guarantee.

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
Readable TORMAX identity is the first filter; unlabeled cores are hard to move even to rebuilders.
Provenance: Qualitative guidance only; no invented sold comps.
Used — untested
Numeric range not published yet — see notes · confidence: low · as of 2026-04-01
Clear photos of stickers and connectors drive inquiry more than adjective-heavy copy.
Provenance: Qualitative marketplace guidance; numeric ranges withheld.
Used — tested
Numeric range not published yet — see notes · confidence: low · as of 2026-04-01
Describe the test context (donor operator type, functions checked). “Tested” alone is weak evidence.
Provenance: Qualitative guidance pending sold-comp research.

Sources & provenance

Claims on this page are curated field/resale intelligence. Compatibility and value rows carry provenance notes above. Public documents:

TORMAX — official site — TORMAX (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

Search marketplaces for TORMAX operator control

Seller guidance

Photograph

TORMAX branding and model/type text on plates or stickers
Full control assembly with silkscreen revision marks
Connector edge and harness plugs
Donor operator context showing sliding vs swing package cues when possible

Disclose

Readable TORMAX identifiers and package type if known
Tested vs untested status
Whether cables, covers, or modules are included

Title tips

TORMAX + operator control/board + TCP-51 / TCP-52 / sticker text
State sliding (e.g. TX9000) vs swing (e.g. TDA) if the donor plate is known

Buyer guidance

Common mistakes

Buying from a blurry logo photo without connector or revision evidence
Assuming all TORMAX controls share harness keying across packages

Revision differences

Ask for uncropped label and connector-edge photos; package generation differences are the usual mismatch

Verify before purchase

TORMAX identity clearly readable in photos
Connector parity with your removed control
Seller notes on package type (sliding vs swing) when relevant
Return policy for incorrect revision

Related parts

Curated cross-links for identification context — not automatic compatibility claims.

Guides

Curated field notes

TORMAX operator controls appear in international and domestic commercial entrances, but surplus listings often reduce them to “automatic door PCB” or a partial sticker number. Photograph OEM marks, capture connector layouts, and separate the logic assembly from activation devices. Aftermarket catalogs list TCP-51 / TCP-52 family numbers as identification cues, not as proof of drop-in fit. Official public TORMAX materials are linked for orientation only; AutoDoor Atlas is not affiliated with TORMAX.

Last reviewed 2026-08-15. This is not a repair procedure and not manufacturer-authorized service documentation.