Trine 4100 Electric Strike, Руководство по установке

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HAND OF DOOR IS ALWAYS DETERMINED
FROM THE OUTSIDE
Figure 2
. Door Handing Positions
Spring
Tail
Latch
Fail Secure
6A
Fail Safe
6B
Figure 3.
Position of Electric Strike
for Right Handed Door.
Wiring
Latch
Wiring
Latch
Latch Side
Dimple
Fail Secure Fail Safe
HANDING DETERMINATION
The handing of a door is determined
by the position of the hinges, as
viewed from the outside of the room,
building, office, etc. If the door hinges
are on the left, the door is termed
left-handed; if the door hinges are on
the right, the door is termed right-
handed. In addition, a door is either
inswinging (opens into the room), or
outswinging (opens to the outside of
the room), as illustrated in Figure 2.
NOTE
The EN430 and 435 are available
in either LH (Left-handed) or RH
(Right-handed). This needs to be
specified when ordering.
The position of the Electric Strike
within the door jamb will be the same
for a right-handed inswinging door and
a left-handed outswinging door. For
these installations, the Electric Strike
position within the door jamb will be as
viewed in Figure 3.
In a similar manner, the position of the
Electric Strike within the door jamb will
be the same for a left-handed inswinging
door and a right-handed outswinging
door. For these installations, the
Electric Strike position within the door
jamb will be as viewed in Figure 4.
Figure 4.
Position of
Electric Strike
for Left
Handed Door
ACTION (FAIL SECURE OR FAIL
SAFE)
The standard action is fail secure and is
field changeable to fail safe when
replaced with special order part
EN-SLR-RS. When using the fail safe
Slider, a DC Coil must be used.
The fail safe Slider is identified by the
small dimple below the welded tip.
CHANGING THE ACTION
1. Place Electric Strike face down
and, from back of assembly,
remove Screw (4) from Frame
Cover (5). Remove Frame Cover
from Electric Strike.
2. On side of Electric Strike, remove
Screw (6), which holds Coil Assembly
(3) to Frame (7).
3. Remove Coil Assembly from Electric
Strike.
NOTE
The Latch (1) is removed in the
following step. Assembly Pin (8) is
pushed through Latch to keep
Spring (9) in place. If Assembly
Pin is not available, use care when
removing Latch Pivot Shaft (10) to
keep Spring within Latch. If Spring
comes out of Latch, reinstall
Spring as shown in Figure 5.
The four EN latch shims provide
cavity width adjustment in 1/16”
incraments.
From top of frame remove Slider (2)
from beneath Guard (11). Figure 6A.
Take replacement fail safe Slider and
insert through top opening with welded
tip in upright position. Make sure the
Slider rests on the bottom of the cavity.
Figure 6B.
Place Electric Strike on a flat surface
with front of frame (7) facing up and
insert Assembly Pin (8) into Latch to
push out Latch Pivot Shaft (10).
Remove Latch (1) containing Assembly
Pin.
Figure 6.
Slider and Guard Positions
Hold Latch by satin side and roll into
frame cavity with back end and
exposed tip of Spring at the bottom of
the cavity. Insert tail end of Spring into
hole on the side of frame while
replacing latch.
Figure 7.
Figure 5.
Correct orientation of Latch Spring
Welded
Position of
slider
Slider (2)
located
beneath
Guard (11)
Make sure
Spring Tail
goes through
this hole
Spring Tail