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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 addi-
tion, a door is either inswinging (opens
into the room), or outswinging (opens
to the outsie of the room), as illustrated
in Figure 2.

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).

HANDING PROCEDURE

Perform this procedure only when nec-
essary to change direction of Latch (1,
figure 1) in relation to door frame (see
figures 3 and 4). Then frame handing
is performed by reversing the position
of the double ended Slider (2, figure 1)
and Coil Assembly (3).

1. Place Electric Strike face down, and
from back of assembly, remove two
Screws (4) from Frame Cover (5).
Remove Frame Cover from Electric
Strike, being careful when pulling coil
leads (with shrink tubing) through
opening in Frame Cover (5).

2. With the cover removed, take note
of label marked “Left Hand/Right
Hand”. The label indicates proper
hand orientation of strike frame during
procedure, for final coil assembly.

3. On the side of Electrc Strike,
remove Screw (6), which holds Coil
Assembly (3) to Frame (7).

4. Remove Coil Assembly from
Electric Strike.

NOTE

The Latch (1) is removed in the follow-
ing step. Assembly Pin (8) is pushed
through Latch to keep Spring (9) in
place. If Asseembly Pin is not avail-
able, 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” increments.

NOTE:

The EN Electric Strike must be
installed with coil assembly up (wiring
toward top of unit). In this position, the
Electric Strike will be locked without
power, Fail Secure, or locked with
power, Fail Safe action. Before per-
forming Handing Procedure, view
Electric Strike in up position (wire leads
at top) to determine if a handing
change is required.

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.

5. Place Strike on a flat surface with
front of Frame (7) facing up while main-
taining orientation for final handing.
Insert Asembly Pin (8) into Latch to
push out Latch Pivot Shaft (10).
Remove Latch (1) containing Assembly
Pin.

6. From end of frame remove slider
from beneath Guard (11) Figure 6A.
Flip slider (reverse ends) and insert
through slot in frame, with slider dimple
at bottom end of frame. In this position
the dimple on slider is at opposite end
of frame from coil, at top of frame. The
slider in this position maintains the fail
secure action, when changing hand.

ACTION (FAIL SECURE OR FAIL SAFE)

The standard action is fail secure and is
field changeable by reversing the end
of slider during assembly.

Hold Latch by satin end side and roll
into frame cavity with back end and
exposed tip of Spring at the botom of
the cavity. Insert tail end of Spring into
hole on the side of frame while replac-
ing Latch.

HAND OF DOOR IS ALWAYS DETERMINED

FROM THE OUTSIDE

Figure 2.

Door Handing Positions

Figure 3.

Position of

Electric Strike for Right
Hand Inswinging and Left
Hand Outswinging Door

Fail Secure Fail Safe

Slider position
in strike with
wire leads at
top of frame.

Dimple

Latch Side

Figure 5.