Adams Rite 4612-2 Power Transfer Device with Butt-Type Hinges

Also known as: 46122, R8-46122

Adams Rite 4612-2 WIRE TRANSFER DEVICE

Electrical wiring from the door frame is routed through the 4612 Power Transfer Device into the door. designed for use on doors with butt-type hinges that have locks, exit devices, and other accessories.

In order to power electric strikes on the inactive leaf of a pair of doors, locks, escape mechanisms, etc., this device serves as a secure and discreet path for electrical wire from the doorframe into the door itself. appropriate for any door hung with butt-type hinges, including continuous or 3/4-offset pivots "Or less, [19.1 mm]. Center-pivot doors are incompatible with this.

UL listed is a certification.

Housing is made of stamped steel and is roughly 1/16" (1.6 mm) thick. 11-1/12" [281.5 mm] long; short (105� swing) variant displayed. 20-5/21" [514mm] long is the 180� variant. polished chrome.

Case Knife Guard: A steel barrier fence, particularly for out-swinging doors, provides further defense against attempts to cut open the conduit with knives, shims, or other implements. when the door is closed, completely hidden.

Standard Packaging: Each application type is individually packed with the appropriate number of fasteners, such as for wood, hollow metal, or aluminum.

1 lb [0] (shipping weight .45kg]

Electrical:
Conduit: The interior diameter of the spring steel helix is approximately 5/16 ". Multiple low voltage cables, which are commonly used with electrical components, can be installed here with plenty of room.

There are several options, including use in hollow metal, wood, or aluminum door and frame.
Doors that swing up to 105 degrees can use the standard (short) version. For doors that open 180 degrees, there is a longer variant.
�� There is also a Swing Clear option.

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