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accurately punch your mounting holes for the strike plate/permanent magnet bracket just as if 
the blade stop was not present. 

To mark the holes for the sub-plate, you will use the other half of the template.  Normally, you 
would position its fold line edge to rest against the door surface but the blade stop is in the way.  
Simply measure the distance from the door surface to the surface of the blade stop and 
“subtract” that distance from the template half by either cutting the template or re-folding it.  The 
distance is usually around 3/8” (9.5MM) but it will vary from door to door depending on the 
thickness of the blade stop and the spatial point at which the door is closed. 

An alternate method for mounting the sub-plate dispenses with the template half and uses the 
sub-plate as its own template.  To employ this method, close the door and measure back from 
the surface of the door past the blade stop 

5/8” (16MM) for a model 32 Lock or 9/16” (14MM) 

for a model 62

 Lock.  The best way to do this is to make two measurements and mark two 

points each of which is the correct distance away from the surface of the door.  Then a line can 
be drawn between the two points.  The sub-plate may be used as a straight edge for drawing 
this line. 

Align the front edge of the sub-plate to this line 

and you have achieved the correct backset.  

To set the lateral position of the sub-plate, move it away from the frame corner about 1/8” 
(3MM).  This will allow the housing cover to fit over it and still produce an attractive mount that 
appears to reach to the frame corner.  Then mark and drill the mounting holes for the sub-plate. 

2.3  IF THE DOOR IS THINNER OR THICKER THAN STANDARD 

The MXD sex bolt is dimensioned to precisely fit a 

1 3/4” (44.5 MM) thick door

 which is a 

common size.  If the door is a different thickness, contact the factory.  Securitron can supply 
washers for a thinner door, which go under the head and key in to the anti-rotation pins while 
including new anti-rotation pins.  For a thicker door, the bolt may be partially unscrewed to 
expand it for use with up to a 2” thick (51MM) door.  If you do this, be sure to install Threadlock 
on the threads (Threadlock is furnished in a capsule with the MXD).  When the bolt is 
“expanded” to suit a thicker door however, its ability to allow to door to move for delay initiation 
is proportionately reduced.  The factory, however, can supply spacers to adapt the bolt to thicker 
doors while retaining full door movement distance.   

2.4  MOUNTING THE PERMANENT MAGNET BRACKET, MXD SEX BOLT AND STRIKE 

Note the assembly drawing in Figure 1.  The first step after all the holes are drilled from the 
template is to 

install the permanent magnet bracket

.  The model 62 version comes with four 

self tapping screws to hold the bracket to the door and the model 32 version comes with two.  
Note that this bracket is not handed.  It 

can be flipped

 to place the permanent magnet 

(concealed in an aluminum block) either to the right or the left to line up with the proximity switch 
array on the sub-plate.  The 

proximity switch array can also be transferred to either side

 of 

the sub-plate (the holes are drilled for either position).  The reason for this flexibility is to 

maximize wiring options

.  In the case of a concrete filled header, for example, the cable can 

not usually be pulled up into the header.  A flex conduit fitting can be attached to either end of 
the cover and the proximity switch array and permanent magnet pack would then be positioned 
on the opposite side of the fitting. 

Your next task is to mount the special MXD sex bolt.  Be sure you have checked the previous 
Section which covers a situation that deviates from standard sex bolt installation.  Then, note 
that the bolt includes two pins under the head which will go in two separately drilled holes for 
anti-rotation.  The pins act as their own template.  Unscrew the threaded base plate of the bolt 
and insert the bolt into the 1” hole which you should have previously drilled.  Tapping the bolt 
head will cause the pins to mark the door.  Remove the bolt and drill 3/16” (5MM) diameter 

Summary of Contents for MXD-62

Page 1: ...it a modest distance The specific components within the MXD kit are A mounting sub plate which affixes the magnet body to the door frame or header A sealed proximity switch array which is also mounte...

Page 2: ...mount the MXD sex bolt when you are using the model 32 lock Some others will accept a model 62 lock but only when you are using the offset strike To determine in advance whether your door and the Mag...

Page 3: ...i rotation pins while including new anti rotation pins For a thicker door the bolt may be partially unscrewed to expand it for use with up to a 2 thick 51MM door If you do this be sure to install Thre...

Page 4: ...his will allow you to get a vise grip onto the female threaded shaft in the MXD sexbolt Turn the strike mounting screw a couple of more turns and then re rotate the strike so that its roll pins again...

Page 5: ...ot mount the cover yet as you will want to check adjustment of the proximity switch array Mounting the cover is the final step when everything else is complete When you do mount the cover the long bin...

Page 6: ...gnet is separated from the switch array the delay initiate signal will be given This provides redundant reliability of safe egress operation as single component failure will not stop the MXD from allo...

Page 7: ...ustomer The replacement at SECURITRON s sole option may be the identical item or a newer unit which serves as a functional replacement In the event that the product type has become obsolete in SECURIT...

Page 8: ...oor Movement Hardware shall be produced by an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer The door movement hardware shall be of a modular nature and not an integral part of the magnetic lock It shall consist of...

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