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Can a door have an INPACT device and glass lights?
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Glass lights available:Standard Glass Lights - The N4, N5 & V lite can be used at standard locations without any modification.Glass Light Options - Other glass lights are available but have lim...:
What is the maximum size for a Dutch Door?
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Maximum Dutch Door sizes are:Non Labeled = 4'0" wide X 8'0" HighLabeled = 4'0" wide X 7'2" HighSpecial sized Dutch Doors are available:Special size top and/or bottom leaves are available.When order...:
What is 5, 10 and equal (NAAMM/HMMA) hinge spacing?
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"5, 10 and equal" Hinge Spacing: The industry terminology which usually refers to the Custom (NAAMM/HMMA) Door hinge locations. This location dictates: Top Hinge - located 5" from the underside ...:
What is the factory recommended location for an EPT?
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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 ...:
What is Steelcraft's standard hinge locations for a 6'8" high frame from head to top of each hinge?
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The location to the top of hinge will vary depending on hinge size used. 6'8" Frame with 1 1/2 pair of hinges (top to top): For 4 1/2" hinges from the head to top of each hinge is 7 1/2", 37 7...:
What firmware does my CO-100 lock have?
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CO-100 now has NEW lock status reporting capabilities. Battery status, firmware version, hardware version and PCB serial number. See instructions below for these status menus. :
What is delayed egress hardware?
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Delayed egress hardware prevents a door from being opened from the egress side, usually for a period of 15 seconds. This type of device is often used to prevent theft, while maintaining life safe...: