Horton Automatics
Horton Series 2000–class automatic door operator control
Primary identifier: Horton Series 2000 operator control · Status: active
Identification notes, labels, and verification steps for Horton Series 2000–class automatic door operator control.
- Last reviewed
- Aug 15, 2026
Parts & Components
Indexed components for this system. They are identification and search cues — verify revision and configuration before ordering.
No indexed components are published on this record yet.
Identification
- Aliases
- Horton 2000 control board (common_name)
- Horton Automatics Series 2000 controller (oem)
- Horton 2000 Linear (oem) — Door Controls USA 2016 section title for this sliding family.
- RC2150-10 (revision) — DCUSA 2016 Horton 2000 Linear: “CONTROL VERSION 10.” Identification/search only — confirm pinout vs older C2150 / C2160 generations.
- DC2160-2 (revision) — DCUSA 2016 “MASTER CONTROL” (also listed as RC2160-2 → use DC2160-2). Older master-control generation relative to RC2150-10; not interchangeable by enclosure size.
- RC2160 (revision) — DCUSA 2016 “MASTER CONTROL OLD STYLE.” Photograph the actual sticker; do not buy from this number alone.
- RC2150L (revision) — DCUSA 2016 “CONTROL VERSION 1” marked obsolete. Heritage ID only.
- Horton sliding/swing package control (verify) (mistaken) — Sellers often blur which Horton series the board came from.
- Labels & connectors to capture
- Horton Automatics branding on enclosure or PCB sticker
- Sticker PNs such as RC2150-10, DC2160-2, RC2160, or RC2150L — copy the full string including dash suffixes
- Model/series references tied to the operator package (2000 Linear vs other Horton series)
- Multi-pin motor and sensor/activation connectors
- Any option cards or piggyback modules seated on the main board
- Common mistaken names
- Any Horton board listed only as “Horton automatic door parts”
- Header/arm hardware sold as if it includes the control logic board
Revision notesShowHide
Series branding on the operator does not guarantee a single interchangeable PCB across all 2000-class installs. Aftermarket catalogs split Horton 2000 Linear controls across generations (e.g. RC2150L obsolete, RC2160 / DC2160-2 master control, RC2150-10 version 10). Capture revision, connector count, and donor operator plate.
Compatibility
Commercial automatic entrances using Horton Automatics Series 2000–class operator packages. Confirm sliding vs other Horton series before claiming drop-in fit.
Voltage: Follow the labels on the specific control and Horton documentation for that package. Do not infer supply voltage from marketplace photos.
Horton Automatics Series 2000–class packages (matching generation)
Compatible with caveats
Likely relevant when labels and connectors match the removed unit. Cross-series Horton packages need separate verification.
Public Horton Automatics Series 2000 product positioning; field practice requires one-to-one label/harness confirmation.
Related systems & parts
Curated cross-links for identification context — not automatic compatibility claims.
Same manufacturer
Horton Series 4000–class automatic door operator control
Both are Horton Automatics operator control families; series plates and harness layouts must be matched separately.
Similar family
Horton Series 4000–class automatic door operator control
Series 4000–class controls are frequently mixed into Series 2000 searches; treat as adjacent Horton families, not automatic swaps.
Later generation context
Horton Series 4000–class automatic door operator control
Field language sometimes frames 4000-class packages as a later Horton line relative to widespread 2000 installs — still verify labels, do not assume succession fitment.
Buying & Selling
No verified sold-comparable range published yet
Condition and value notesShowHide
Used — untested
Untested Horton controls with incomplete labels often sit longer; clear Series 2000 identification improves interest even before testing.
Qualitative resale guidance only; sold comps not yet curated for publication.
Used — tested
Documented bench or donor testing plus full label photos is the main value lever — not adjective-heavy listing copy.
Qualitative guidance; numeric ranges withheld pending research.
Marketplace / supplier links
Seller guidanceShowHide
Photograph
- Operator model plate from the donor door if available
- Board sticker / silkscreen close-ups
- All connectors and any option modules
- Enclosure condition and mounting points
Disclose
- Series and any readable PN/revision
- Test status and how it was tested
- Whether activation devices or cables are included
Title tips
- Lead with Horton + Series 2000 / 2000 Linear + sticker PN (RC2150-10, DC2160-2, etc.)
- State sliding vs other package type if known
Buyer guidanceShowHide
Common mistakes
- Matching only on enclosure color or approximate size
- Ignoring missing option modules that were part of the original control set
Revision differences
- Option cards and harness adapters can be the real compatibility break even when the main board looks right
Verify before purchase
- Side-by-side photo with your removed board
- Readable sticker text
- Return window for incorrect revision
Sources & Field Notes
Last reviewed 2026-08-15. Claims on this page are curated field/resale intelligence. We link official public pages only and do not host copyrighted manuals.
Sources & provenanceShowHide
- Horton Automatics — official site — Horton Automatics (official public page) · type: manufacturer_page
Curated field notesShowHide
Horton Series 2000 packages are widespread in US commercial work. Surplus listings frequently crop the label, omit the operator header style, or photograph only the top of the enclosure. The useful signal is the combination of OEM labeling, header/arm geometry notes from the donor, and clear connector photos — not a single partial number in a title. This page prioritizes identification discipline over price claims.
This is not a repair procedure and not manufacturer-authorized service documentation.
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