b.The height of the push bar from the floor may be subject to local regulations.
c.The best looking installation will have the push bar centered on the door, as measured from the left and right. However, before drilling the holes, make sure the door opens and closes properly. If not, it may be necessary to adjust the push bar to the right or left a bit. (This must be checked with the aluminum top and its
4.With a pencil, mark the four bolt or screw holes and the hole for the wires on the door, and put the push bar to the side. Note: If the push bar was cut, make sure the end cap on the base unit is set firmly against the base unit before marking the holes.
5.Drill a 3/8” (10mm) hole in the door for the wires. Do not drill all the way through the door.
6.Permanently mount the push bar:
a.For hollow doors using sex nuts.
1)Drill four 6mm holes on the inside of the door for the machine screws.
2)Drill four 9.8mm holes, one for each bolt, on the outside of the door in the same locations as the four 6mm screw holes.
IMPORTANT: The holes must be 9.8mm. No smaller, no larger.
3)Insert a sex bolt in each of the 9.8mm holes.
4)Screw the four machine screws through the push bar into the sex bolts to fix the push bar on the door.
b.For wood doors — Screw the push bar onto the door using the four supplied wood screws.
7.Run the wires through the door, and connect the wires to the access control device. See below for wiring information.
8.Replace the two
Installation Manual
ENFORCER®
SD-961A-36
Push-to-Exit Bar
Includes
Armored Door Cord
•For allowing egress from inside an area normally locked by an electromagnetic lock, and/or to disarm or trigger an alarm when the door is opened.
•Pushing the bar at any point will send a signal to release the lock and/or sound an alarm.
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•Attractive brushed aluminum bar with black base and trim.
•Two
•Length of bar — 34.5 inches (for standard
BEFORE INSTALLATION
WIRING
Switch 1
N.C. (release bar to send signal)
COM
N.O. (push bar to send signal)
Switch 2
N.C. (release bar to send signal)COM
N.O. (push bar to send signal)1. | It is the responsibility of the installer and/or |
| meets all local regulations regarding the use of push bars for access security, including: |
| a. Suitability for doors accessed by disabled persons. |
| b. Suitability for fire doors (the push bar is not |
2. | The push bar is not weatherproof. Do not mount on exterior surfaces or where exposed to |
| rain. |
3. | The height at which the push bar is mounted may be subject to local regulations. |
Note: For
LOCKING THE BAR CLOSED
Included with the push bar is a miniature key with a square hole. To lock the push bar closed (to allow
WARRANTY: ENFORCER
NOTICE
The information and specifications printed in this manual are current at the time of publication. However, the
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4. When mounting the push bar, use a carpenters level to make sure it is mounted properly. |
Measuring from the bottom of the door may result in a tilted push bar, as the bottom of the |
door may not be level. |
INSTALLATION METHODS
The push bar can be mounted in one of two ways, depending on customer needs:
1.Hollow doors using sex bolts — The sex bolts allow the push bar to be bolted to the door without the screws being exposed on the outside of the door. Screws and sex bolts are included.
2.Wood doors — Four wood screws are included to mount the push bar to a wood door.
INSTALLATION
1.Remove the two
2.Determine length of the push bar — The
a.Measure the width of the door in inches (NOT mm or cm), and subtract this figure from 36. The remainder tells how much to cut from the push bar.
b.Remove the end cap nearest the wire connector from the base unit.
c.Cut both the base unit and the aluminum top by the same amount.
d.Replace the end cap.
e.
3.Determine the mounting location — Note:
a.In most installations, the end with the wire connector should be on the side of the door near the hinges to make it easier to run the wires to the wall.