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What wire gauge and run is recommended for Von Duprin electric latch retraction EL device?
  For Product Shipped Prior to August 2012 using the old (black) potted module: a.       0-100 ft 14 gauge wire b.      0-200 ft 12...
 
What is the most common practice for running electric power from a frame to the door and hardware?
Electrical hinges or a power transfer units are the most commonly used practices to run electric power to locks and/or strikes. Electric Hinges: Most electric hinges will fit into...
How many transfer wires are required for a Chexit device?
Depends on which options are used on the Chexit device. Most application use 6-8 wires, but can use up to ten wires.
How many Chexit devices can be operated from the PS914 power supply?
Following information determine number of the Chexit devices that were shipped prior to 8-24-2015 from the factory with solenoid driven can be hooked up to a single Von Duprin PS873 or PS914 p...
Why does a Chexit device blink once then powers down?
If Chexit device LED blink once when you turn the unit on, the External inhibit green wire is not by passed or not connected to the access control normally closed contact.  For devices sh...
Why is my Von Duprin Chexit device not lighting up or arming?
Devices were shipped from the factory with motor driven after 8-24-2015. First confirm that you are using PS900 series (902,904,906 or 914) power supply.      1. Mea...
Devices were shipped from the factory with solenoid driven prior to 8-24-2015.  First confirm that you are using a PS873 or PS914 power supply.Measure the DC voltage at the ten wire hardness a...
What gauge wire is needed for a CX device?
For devices shipped after 8-24-2015 with motor driven:  a.       0-200 ft, use  #18 gauge wire b.      0-500 ft, use #14 gauge wir...
For Product Shipped prior to 8-24-2015 with solenoid driven:          a.       0-100 ft, use #14 Gauge Wire      b.&n...