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Where is the EPT location of a Pin-and-Barrel Continuous HInge?
Resolution:
The 600/700 Series EPT Template shows recommended locations based on the standard sizes, The customer can provide a different dimension measured from the top of the hinge to the Cen...:
What is the factory recommended location for an EPT?
Resolution:
EPT installation guidelines are as follows:Recommended location is 6" below top hinge per template.Steelcraft will locate the power transfer prep at the Von Duprin recommended template location of ...:
Where is common cutout for Von Duprin EPT prep in Ives 224 Continuous Hinge?
Resolution:
Cutout depends on the size of 224 hinge. See 112HD/224HD-EPT template. 112HD/224HD continuous hinge Center line of EPT to top of the door 83 inches 30 inches 85 inches 32 inc...:
Can automatic door bottoms be installed in standard Steelcraft doors?
Resolution:
Special (custom) option: a special/optional end channel that will support the following manufactures: National Guard (422/423/522) Pemko (443) Zero International (360/364).:
What is the backset for the Von Duprin WS9827 device when installed on Steelcraft Paladin series door?
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The backset is 2 3/4" from edge of door to the center line of the device and strike. The preparation for the WS98/99 strike must be specified when placing order for the frame. :
Are EPT preps available on the Paladin Series door?
Resolution:
EPT power transfer preparations are available on the Paladin PW14-Series door and FP14-Series frame. Electrified hinges are available on the Paladin PW14-Series door&...:
Can a filler or cover plate be used to blank out a EPT prep on a fire rated frame?
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Yes, a filler plate can be used to cover an EPT prep as long as it is made from the same material as the frame. This information can also be found in NFPA 80 under Chapter 5 for Field Modifications.: