Assa Abloy Adams Rite 3000SE User manual

3000SE/8000SE Exit Devices
Motorized Latch Retraction
Installation Instructions
80-0180-140, Revision C

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preparing for Installation...........................................................4
Function .........................................................................4
Specifications................................................................4
Mounting Information ...................................................4
Safety Instructions........................................................4
Installation Requirements .........................................................6
Installing......................................................................................7
Calibrating...................................................................................8
Troubleshooting.........................................................................9

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Preparing for Installation
Function
The SE feature is available on all 3000/8000 series exit devices
and provides for latch retraction of the device from a remote
location. The exit device is Fail Secure—in the event of a power
failure, the exit device defaults to a latched condition. The linear
actuator is rated for both continuous and intermittent operation.
Specifications
Rated Voltage: 24 VDC
Rated Current: 0.4 Amperes (S) to retract; 0.2A to hold
(
Nominal)
0.45A to retract; 0.25A to hold (Maximum)
Rated for continuous duty
Mounting Information
The exit device is mounted in the standard manner per the
specific exit device installation instructions. The exit device must
function mechanically prior to operating electrically.
CAUTION: This product must be installed in accordance
with all applicable building and life safety
codes.
Safety Instructions
This device is limited in its applications, and should only interface
with components that are equally rated. Any failure to observe
and adhere to the operating limits may cause permanent
damage.
CAUTION: Failure to ensure that there are no shorts
across power feed lines may result in damage
to power transfer and electric retraction of the
exit device.

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Figure 1. Adams Rite Model # PS-SE Power Supply
Figure 2. Wire Sizing

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Installation Requirements
The following are the installation requirements/comments for the
SE feature exit device:
NOTE 1: Recommended circuit hookup for the Adams Rite
power supply is provided in Figure 1, “Adams Rite
Model # PS-SE Power Supply,” and the owner’s
manual supplied with the power supply.
NOTE 2: Wire size recommendations are provided in Figure 2,
“Wire Sizing.”
•24 VDC device power is supplied by an Adams Rite power
supply (Part Number: PS-SE).
•A remote switch or normally open dry contacts within the
access control system is required to control the electrical
operation.
•Switch contacts are rated for the power requirements shown
in Figure 1.
NOTE: The power supply owner’s manual provides
instructions on how to set the solenoid hold time.
•Operation of the switch will retract the latching mechanism for
as long as the switch closure is maintained, or until the
adjustable delay times out.
•A maximum of two electrified devices, activated either
sequentially or independently, can be operated with one
PS-SE power supply.
•There is an option to install a battery backup in the PS-SE
power supply by ordering the BBK-SE battery backup system
kit and two 12-volt, 7-ampere-hour batteries. Installation is
per the PS-SE owner’s manual.

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CAUTION: This product must be installed in accordance
with all applicable building and life safety
codes.
Installing
NOTE: The exit device template should be reviewed to
determine applicable bar height for installation.
1. INSTALL the exit device with SE feature in accordance with
the specific exit device installation instruction.
2. DRILL a 3/8” (0.375“ or 9.53 mm) on the door for wiring
access at the time of installation (see Figure 3, “Door
Preparation”).
Figure 3. Door Preparation
3. PASS the wiring, using an Adams Rite 4612 wire transfer or
equivalent to properly transfer the wires from the frame to the
door.
4. ENSURE wires are protected from abrasion where they pass
through the hole in the door by using a sufficient protection
device [i.e., rubber grommet (not supplied)].

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NOTE 1:Proper calibration needs to occur on all SE exit devices
when installed prior to initial power up.
NOTE 2:Labels are affixed to all SE exit devices to detail
calibration steps, and also provide a Quick Response
(QR) code that is a link to a calibration instruction video.
Calibrating
NOTE: Verification of the PCBA type ensures that the correct
one is installed when there is an issue that could be
PCBA related.
1. PERFORM a visual verification to identify whether the PCBA
installed is the older (four-capacitor) or newer (two-capacitor).
2. PERFORM the calibration process for the installed exit
device.
[a] ENSURE power is disconnected.
[b] IF PCBA is being replaced,
THEN INSTALL new PCBA.
[c] DEPRESS the push bar fully.
[d] APPLY 24 VDC power to the exit device.
[e] CONTINUE to hold the push bar until an audible
activation sound is heard from the motor, and then
RELEASE the push bar to its latched position.
NOTE: The push bar will automatically complete the
calibration process.
[f] IF the calibration process does not complete
successfully,
THEN REPEAT Steps [a] – [e].

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Troubleshooting
No power to the exit device
1. ENSURE that the power connector is connected properly, all
wiring from the power supply is continuous (without opens),
and there are no shorts to ground.
Neither exit device retracts after the control switch is
activated
1. VERIFY connections.
2. ENSURE exit device wires are properly terminated in the
power supply.
3. VERIFY continuity through power transfer devices such as
wired hinges and door cords/loops.
“Main Power” LED is not lighted
1. ENSURE line voltage is present.
2. CHECK fuse F2 (in the black fuse holder).
3. ENSURE that the primary voltage selection switch SW2 is
properly set.
“Output Power” LED on power supply board is not lighted
NOTE: If fuse F1 is blown, the wires that run to the exit
device are probably shorted together against the
conduit, door frame, or electric hinge. A meter should
be used to check for shorts.
1. CHECK fuse F1.
2. ENSURE that a fire alarm is connected between J3-9 and J3-
10, or the factory installed jumper between J3-9 and J3-10 is
removed.

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IN1 and IN2 lights do not light in response to input switches
1. CHECK to see if there is an open connection in the field
wiring existing between the Adams Rite power supply and
the control switch used for activating the latch solenoids.
2. CHECK to see is there is a defective control switch existing
on J3-1 and J3-2, or on J3-3 and J3-4.
OUT1 and OUT2 lights do light in response to input switches
1. CHECK to see if there is an open connection in the field
wiring existing between the Adams Rite power supply and
the exit device.
2. VERIFY using a resistance check.
3. IF previous suggestions do not solve the problem,
AND one exit device works and one does not,
THEN PROP the door open,
AND CONNECT a voltmeter across the black and white
leads coming from the exit device,
AND ACTIVATE the malfunctioning exit device.
4. IF the voltmeter measures approximately 24 VDC at the time
of activation, but the latch does not budge,
THEN the SE PCBA is not activating the motor,
AND REPLACE the exit device.
Exit devices retract even though the control switch has not
been activated
1. CHECK to see if a maintained control switch is being used
and is in the closed position.
2. IF the control switch is suspected to be defective,
THEN DISCONNECT and TEST the control switch to verify,
AND REPLACE or REWIRE, as necessary.

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