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Access Control open, closed, locked Access Control Product Catalogue ASSA ABLOY is the world’s leading manufacturer and supplier of locking solutions, meeting tough end-user demands for safety, security and user friendliness. The Group has some 30,000 employees and annual sales of about EUR 3 billion. Adams Rite Europe Limited, The Meadows, Cannock Road, Wolverhampton WV10 0RR United Kingdom Customer Support: Sales: +44(0) 845 873 4838 Tech: +44(0) 845 873 4837 Fax: +44(0) 845 873 4839 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.adamsrite.co.uk October 2008 (Issue 8) ©Adams Rite Europe Limited. All dimensions are nominal and subject to tolerances. An ASSA ABLOY Group company An ASSA ABLOY Group company 3 4 Key Index A T S Denotes suitability for Aluminium, Timber and/or Steel installation. Electric Strikes 7100 Electric Strike for Single Leaf Aluminium Doors .......................................................................4 7101 Electric Strike for Double Leaf Aluminium Doors .....................................................................6 7108 & 7128 Electric Strike .....................................................................................................................8 Handing of doors 7130 Electric Strike for MS®1850 Replacement – Aluminium Doors ..............................................10 7160 Electric Strike for Single Leaf Aluminium Doors ......................................................................12 The description of swinging door operation 7110 Electric Strike for Single or Double Leaf Timber or Steel Doors ............................................14 always viewed from the outside. 7113 Electric Strike for Single or Double Leaf Timber or Steel Doors ............................................16 Left Hand: Door hinges on left. 7140 Electric Strike for Single or Double Leaf Steel Doors ...............................................................18 Right Hand: Door hinges on right. 7170 Electric Strike for Single or Double Leaf Timber or Steel Doors ............................................20 7181 Electric Strike with Steel Wraparound Faceplate (for Timber) ...............................................22 Direct-Pull Magnets, Shearlocks and Solenoid Bolts Armlock® 261 & 262 Direct-Pull Magnets ............................................................................................24 Accessories: ‘L’ & ‘Z’ Brackets for Armlock® 261 & 262 ........................................................................26 Accessories: ‘L’ & ‘Z’ Brackets with Cover Plates for Armlock® 261 & 262 .......................................28 Accessories: Armature Housing for Armlock® 261 & 262 ..................................................................30 Armlock® 281 Direct-Pull Magnet .........................................................................................................32 Accessories: ‘L’ & ‘Z’ Brackets for Armlock® 281 ...................................................................................34 Accessories: ‘L’ & ‘Z’ Brackets with Cover Plates for Armlock® 281 ...................................................36 Armlock® 291 External Magnet ..............................................................................................................38 MS Maglock Magnetic and Mechanical Lock ......................................................................................40 Armlock® 1354 Mini Electro-Shearmagnet ..........................................................................................42 1391 Electric Solenoid Bolt .....................................................................................................................44 Surface Box for the 1391 Electric Solenoid Bolt .................................................................................46 Ancillary Hardware 4591M & 999M Monitored Paddle Handle & Exit Device Switching Accessories .........................48 4593 & 4593E Standard and Electrified Latch Pull .............................................................................50 3080 & 3080E Series Standard and Electrified Entry Trims ..............................................................52 RiteKey Keypad .........................................................................................................................................54 Accessories: Door Loop and Push-to-Exit Button ...............................................................................56 Power Supply Unit with Battery Back-up .............................................................................................58 5 Dimensions Ordering Codes Matrix 6 7100 7100 - 3 1 0 - 628 - 1 Electric Strike for Single Leaf Aluminium Doors Model Number 7100 Flat A Voltage 3 12 volt 5 24 volt Current and Duty 1 DC Continuous Function or intermittent For remote access control of any narrow stile aluminium door equipped with Adams Rite 4700 series (or similar) 4 AC Intermittent (fail-secure only) deadlatch. Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without Features 0 Standard/Fail-Secure operating the latch itself. The compact mechanism fits into an aluminium jamb section as shallow as 44.45mm. The 5 Standard/Fail-Safe 7100 Series have flat faceplates for mounting in the frame of single action single leaf doors - for single action pairs 7 Monitored/Fail-Safe of doors (radius nose/faceplate), specify the 7101 Series (see page 6). 9 Monitored/Fail-Secure Finish Note: For maximum security specify an MS® Deadlock in conjunction with the electric strike/latch combination. 628 Satin Aluminium 605 Bright Brass 612 Satin Bronze 613 Oil Bronze 313 Bronze 335 Black Options 1 Single Monitoring (Latch only) 2 Double Monitoring (Latch and Solenoid) Subcover Extension Codes (order separately) Order Code Dimension* Order Code Dimension* Specifications 91-0171-01 38.1mm (1.50”) 91-0171-08 60.5mm (2.38”) 91-0171-02 41.4mm (1.63”) 91-0171-09 63.5mm (2.50”) Current Draw: 12vAC=1.48A, 12vDC=0.332A, 91-0171-03 44.5mm (1.75”) 91-0171-10 66.8mm (2.63”) 91-0171-04 47.8mm (1.88”) 91-0171-11 69.9mm (2.75”) 24vAC=0.74A, 24vDC=0.19A (nominal). 91-0171-05 50.8mm (2.00”) 91-0171-12 73.2mm (2.88”) DC intermittent and continuous units are silent, 91-0171-06 54.1mm (2.13”) 91-0171-13 76.2mm (3.00”) 91-0171-07 57.2mm (2.25”) AC intermittent units “buzz” on operation. *Dimension from door centreline to jamb edge. Voltage Tolerance: ±10%. Powered By: Internal solenoid. Monitoring: (Optional) Single: Latch only, Double: Latch & solenoid. Duty: Fail-safe or fail-secure (convertible without additional parts). DC power supply required for fail-safe operation. Jaw Strength: 907kg (2000lbs). Related Hardware Case: 85.6mm x 28.6mm x 41.6mm. Zinc aluminium alloy. RiteKey Keypad (p54) ~ Push-to-Exit Button (p56) ~ Power Supply Unit (p58) ~ 4710 Deadlatch ~ 4750 Deadlatch Mechanism: Stainless steel internal blocking mechanism. Strike Opening: 36.5mm x 15.9mm x 12.7mm. Stainless steel bolt retainer jaw. Door Gap: Minimum 3mm (1⁄8”), operational door gap 3-5mm. Faceplate: Aluminium. 123.7mm x 31.8mm. Flat. Finishes: See ordering codes. Subcover: Basic subcover lip will suit a 44.45mm (1 3⁄4”) thick door that closes flush with jamb edge. For extended bolt-on subcovers see ordering codes. Standards: ANSI/BHMA 156.5 Grade 1. UL Listed for burglary resistance. Adams Rite Europe Limited, The Meadows, Cannock Road, Wolverhampton WV10 0RR United Kingdom Issue 8 October 2008. © Adams Rite Europe Limited. Customer Support: Sales: +44(0) 845 873 4838 Tech: +44(0) 845 873 4837 Fax: +44(0) 845 873 4839 All dimensions are nominal and subject to tolerances. An ASSA ABLOY Group company Email: [email protected] Web: www.adamsrite.co.uk 7 Dimensions Ordering Codes Matrix 8 7101 7101 - 3 1 0 - 628 - 1 Electric Strike for Double Leaf Aluminium Doors Model Number 7101 Radius A Voltage 3 12 volt 5 24 volt Current and Duty 1 DC Continuous Function or intermittent For remote access control of any narrow stile aluminium door equipped with Adams Rite 4700 series (or similar) 4 AC Intermittent (fail-secure only) deadlatch. Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without Features 0 Standard/Fail-Secure operating the latch itself. The compact mechanism fits into an aluminium door section as shallow as 44.45mm. 5 Standard/Fail-Safe 7 Monitored/Fail-Safe Virtually identical to the 7100 Series, the 7101 has a radiused faceplate for mounting in the rounded nose in the 9 Monitored/Fail-Secure inactive leaf of paired doors. Finish 628 Satin Aluminium Note: For maximum security specify an MS® Deadlock in conjunction with the electric strike/latch combination. 605 Bright Brass 612 Satin Bronze 613 Oil Bronze 313 Bronze 335 Black Options 1 Single Monitoring (Latch only) 2 Double Monitoring (Latch and Solenoid) Specifications Current Draw: 12vAC=1.48A, 12vDC=0.332A, 24vAC=0.74A, 24vDC=0.19A (nominal). DC intermittent and continuous units are silent, AC intermittent units “buzz” on operation. Voltage Tolerance: ±10%. Powered By: Internal solenoid. Monitoring: (Optional) Single: Latch only, Double: Latch & solenoid. Duty: Fail-safe or fail-secure (convertible without additional parts). DC power supply required for fail-safe operation. Jaw Strength: 907kg (2000lbs). Related Hardware Case: 85.6mm x 28.6mm x 41.6mm. Zinc aluminium alloy. RiteKey Keypad (p54) ~ Door Loop and Push-to-Exit Button (p56) ~ Power Supply Unit (p58) Mechanism: Stainless steel internal blocking mechanism. 4710 Deadlatch ~ 4750 Deadlatch
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