Provided with the Open Sesame Door System is a small matchbox sized device with a special pressure pad on the face that is extremely easy to activate. You can use fingers, palms, the side of a hand, arm, or even chin to sponsor the opening of the door. The transmitter is easy to attach to the wheelchair with the included velcro fasteners.

The Open Sesame System allows a locked door to release through the use of an electric strike-plate. This door release mechanism is commonly used in apartment buildings where an intercom system is present. With the Open Sesame System the door is unlatched and power-opened at your command through the remote control. The existing keys will also still unlatch the door.

An available option to the Open Sesame Door System is the keyless entry pad. The keyless entry pad is a wireless device, which is installed on the outside of the door. It is intended to be used by attendants and care providers and allows easy access to the residence without dispensing keys. The keypad uses a 4-digit combination that can be easily changed at a moment's notice.

The Open Sesame Door operator is adaptable to many different door arrangements. It can be made to operate with either left-handed or right-handed hinged doors as well as outward opening or inward opening doors. Hence, if you relocate, you can take the unit with you and only minor adaptations will be necessary. Contributing to the ease of installation and re-installation is the fact the Open Sesame is powered by a plug-in wall transformer and all wiring in the system is low voltage. This eliminates the need for costly electrical outlets installed at the site of installation.

The Open Sesame Door System can be installed by a general contractor, a locksmith, a security access company, a disabled access specialist, a mechanically inclined individual, a handyman, and of course a participating dealer of Open Sesame products.