Hi-Life supplier, installation & repair in Dubai

Hi-Life is a name that appears on gate and door automation in the UAE, often with limited public documentation. That affects how we approach it: the unit in front of us tells the story.

Hi-Life units in Dubai

We usually find them on villa gates, compound entrances and some glass sliding doors in areas such as Al Barsha and Al Quoz. Owners often do not know the model, and the original installer may no longer be reachable.

What Mount Everest Automatic Doors does for Hi-Life

We are an independent company. We read the labels, trace the wiring, test the behaviour, and write down what the unit is and what it needs. That takes longer than looking at a catalogue, but the advice stays honest.

• A gate that stops partway suggests a sensor, limit or friction fault.
• A gate that does nothing suggests supply, fuse or board.
• A motor that turns without moving the leaf points to the release or drive parts.
• Remote faults: batteries, receivers and antennas, then new handsets where possible.

Before suggesting a board repair or replacement, we measure supply and test each safety input.

Check before you call

• Is the gate on mains and is the release locked?
• Is the photocell beam clear and clean?
• Try the remote close to the receiver.
• Photograph every label, the control box and the motor.

Spare parts

We cannot promise parts before seeing the unit. After inspection we tell you what can be sourced and what a compatible replacement would be.

For a new automation job we survey weight, size, track or springs, and the supply, then explain what fits. A service visit covers lubrication, release, limit settings, safety devices and an obstruction test. We work on sliding gates, swing gates, glass sliding doors and residential garage doors alike.

Dubai conditions

Summer sun heats control boxes, humidity brings damp into junction points, and sand collects in racks and tracks. Cleaning, sealing and a stable supply prevent a lot of repeat visits. If the gate belongs to a community or a managed compound, check with the building owner or community management before changes.

To plan the work, request a site visit and quote.