PROJECT INFORMATION
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Project namePark 2 Vinhomes Times City
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Project Type:Chung cư cao cấp
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Product:Automatic door
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Scale:A 27-storey high-end residential complex comprising 510 apartments, with commercial and service areas in the podium
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Location:Linh Nam, Vinh Tuy Ward, Hanoi, Vietnam
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Quantity:03 sets of NABCO GT-1175 breakout sliding doors
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Construction status:Completed in November 2026
Overview of the Park 2 Vinhomes Times City project
Located at the entrance to the Park Hill subdivision, opposite Tower T9 and adjacent to Park 1 and Park 3, Park 2 is one of the residential towers within Vinhomes Times City, Hanoi. The building comprises 27 floors and a total of 510 apartments, with commercial and service areas located in the podium.
As part of the Park Hill subdivision, Park 2 Vinhomes Times City benefits from the development’s internal amenities and landscaped surroundings, including an outdoor swimming pool, central plaza, green spaces, and commercial and service facilities. The combination of modern living spaces and diverse amenities helps create a convenient living environment for the residential community.

Sonha Auto installs 03 sets of NABCO GT-1175 breakout sliding doors at Park 2 Vinhomes Times City
At the Park 2 project, Sonha Auto installed 03 sets of NABCO GT-1175 breakout sliding doors, contributing to a comprehensive automatic door solution for this high-end residential complex. This model of automatic sliding door allows the door leaves to swing open when necessary. Combined with sensors and access recognition technology, the system meets the operational requirements of each lobby area.
In addition to their operating features, NABCO automatic door systems are designed with particular attention to safety and quality, with reference to relevant standards and certifications, including:
- EN 16005: A European standard specifying safety requirements for the design and operation of power-operated pedestrian doors.
- JIS A 4722: A Japanese Industrial Standard addressing the safety of automatic doors.
- TÜV: TÜV assessments and certifications relating to product safety, quality, and reliability.

Breakout function – Expanding the passageway when needed
Unlike conventional automatic sliding doors, the NABCO GT-1175 breakout door allows the door leaves to swing outward in the direction of escape when pushed manually. This mechanism expands the entire clear opening, providing a wider passageway for emergency evacuation or the transportation of bulky items.
Once the operation is complete, the door leaves can be returned to their original positions so that the system can resume automatic sliding operation.

Integration of NABCO NSW-A01 sensors and facial recognition technology
At Park 2 Vinhomes Times City, the door systems are integrated with NABCO NSW-A01 sensors and facial recognition technology, with operating configurations tailored to the requirements of each lobby area.
At the main lobby, the door system is equipped with NABCO NSW-A01 sensors, which help detect the direction of movement and distinguish people approaching the doors from those merely walking past the sensor detection zone. This helps reduce unnecessary activations, allowing the doors to open and close more appropriately in response to actual pedestrian traffic.
The NABCO NSW-A01 sensor detects the direction of movement and helps prevent unnecessary door activation
In the inner lobby, facial recognition technology is used to control entry. Users scan their faces, and the doors open only after successful authentication. For exiting, the doors are activated by motion-detection sensors, allowing residents to pass through conveniently without having to authenticate their identity.

Sonha Auto – Supporting projects with high pedestrian traffic
With extensive experience in supplying and installing NABCO automatic doors across a wide range of projects, Sonha Auto places particular emphasis on site surveys to select suitable equipment and configure operating solutions that meet the conditions of each location.
In frequently accessed lobby areas such as those at Park 2, combining Breakout doors, motion-detection sensors, and facial recognition technology helps the system better meet actual operational requirements. These are also important factors to consider when installing automatic doors for residential complexes, particularly in buildings with stringent requirements for safety, access control, and resident convenience.















