Trine Axion Series User manual

Instruction Manual
AXION SERIES
MODEL EN400, EN400RP
- ELECTRIC STRIKE
TRINE ACCESS TECHNOLOGY
1440 Ferris Place, Bronx, NY 10461-3699
PH: 718-829-2332 -- FX: 718-829-6405
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Index No. Name Part Number
PARTS LIST
EN400RP LATCH
EN400
LATCH
1EN400 Latch EN-LCH
2EN400RP Latch EN- RPLCH
3Slider EN-SLR
4Coil Assembly (12V) EN-CA-12DC or EN-CA-12AC
Coil Assembly (24V) EN-CA-24DC or EN-CA-24AC
5Screws (2) #4-40 x 1/8" (Cover) EN-SCR 1/8
6Frame Cover EN-FR.C
7Screws #4-40 x 1/4" (Coil) EN-SCR 1/4
8Frame ** EN-FR400
9Assembly Pin* EN-ASS.PN
10 Spring EN-SPR
11 Latch Pivot Pin EN-LCH-PV-ST
12 Slider Guard EN-GRD
13
Mounting Screws (2) #12-24 x 1/2" EN-MTS
14 Shim Kit (3) 1/16" Shim EN-UNV-SHIM
15 Shim Screws (2) #6-32 x 1/4" EN-SHIM-SCR-S
16 Shim Screws (2) #6-32 x 3/8" EN-SHIM-SCR-L
Figure 1
EN400 Electric Strike
NOTE: Number in parenthesis ( ) indicates part in Parts List.
UL LISTED - 10B fire rated (class A, 3-hour, Single Swing Doors)
[Except EN400RP]
UL LISTED - 1034 Burglary Resistant Locking
Mechanism for Indoor or Outdoor Use
ANSI/BHMA - A156.5 - 1992 - 4-7/8” x 1-1/4” Fits Cutout
Specification A115.1 (with Slight Jamb Modification)
BHMA - Grade 1
NYC MEA - 79-01-E
NOTE: UL fire listing is void when using fail safe action or
RP latch for Rim Panic Devices.
4
5
6
9
8
1
15 & 16
14
10
12
11 2
3
7
Voltage Amps Ohms Duty Sound
12AC 0.70 4.5 Intm. Buzz
24AC 0.37 18.0 Intm. Buzz
12DC 0.28 43.0 Intm./Cont. Silent
24DC 0.15 164.0 Intm./Cont. Silent
EN SERIES ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS CHART

HANDING DETERMINATION
Door handing is determined by
the position of the hinges, as
viewed from the outside of the
room or building. If the door
hinges are on the left, the door
is termed left handed; if the
door hinges are on the right,
the door is termed right
handed. Also a door is either
inswinging (opens into the
room), or outswinging (opens
to the outside of the room).
LEFT HAND (LH) RIGHT HAND (RH)OUTSIDE
LEFT HAND
REVERSE (ORDER RH)
RIGHT HAND
REVERSE (ORDER LH)
OUTSIDE
DOOR HANDING GUIDE
HANDING OF DOOR IS ALWAYS DETERMINED FROM THE OUTSIDE.
Slider Guard
Prepare the Latch for
assembly. Position the
Latch and Latch
Spring as shown and
pass the assembly pin
through the two parts.
Insert the Slider as
Fail-Secure or
Fail-Safe position
as shown.
Disassemble the Back Cover and the
solenoid of the Left Hand configured
EN strike.
Using the Assembly Pin, push the
Latch Pivot Pin out.
Take the Latch & Spring and the
Slider Guard out of the frame.
Disassemble the Back Cover and the
solenoid of the Right Hand configured
EN strike.
Using the Assembly Pin, push the
Latch Pivot Pin out.
Take the Latch & Spring and the Slider
Guard out of the frame.
Pass the long leg of the Spring
through the rectangular hole on
the frame and let the Latch
assembly drop to position where
all the pivot holes lines up.
Pass the long leg of the Spring
through the rectangular hole on
the frame and let the Latch
assembly drop to position where
all the pivot holes lines up.
Assemble the Solenoid and
secure it with the solenoid Screw
as shown.
Finish the assembly by installing
the Cover and securing it with the
two assembly Screws.
Assemble the Solenoid and
secure it with the solenoid Screw
as shown.
Finish the assembly by installing
the Cover and securing it with the
two assembly Screws.
Fail-Secure
Slider position
HANDING THE STRIKE (RIGHT HAND) HANDING THE STRIKE (LEFT HAND)
Fail-Safe Slider
Slider position
Fail-Secure
Slider position
Dimple shows
Fail-Safe
Slider position
Fail-Safe Slider
Slider position
Dimple shows
Fail-Safe
Slider position
Assemble the Slider Guard over the Slider.Assemble the Slider Guard over the Slider.
Align the Slider with
the pick guard ribs
as shown.
Align the Slider with
the pick guard ribs
as shown.
1 1
2
2
3
3 3
4
5
A
below
A
below
7 7
8
LATCH ASSEMBLY
400 LATCH
FOR CYLINDRICAL
& MORTISE LOCKS
RP LATCH
FOR RIM PANIC
DEVICES
At 5 (Below) you
may switch out the
standard
Cylindrical/Mortise
Latch for the RP
(rim panic) Latch.
Note: RP Latch is
NOT Fire Rated
(it is Outdoor rated)
A
SWAP LATCHES
Latch Pivot Pin
Assembly Pin
Latch Pivot Pin
Assembly
Pin
66
Insert the Latch Pivot Pin
making sure that the flared pin
head is towards the right as shown.
Pass the Latch Pivot Pin through the
Frame, Latch and Spring.
(The assembly pin will fall off the opposite end.
Save this pin for future use.)
Insert the Latch Pivot Pin
making sure that the flared pin
head is towards the left as shown.
Pass the Latch Pivot Pin through the
Frame, Latch and Spring.
(The assembly pin will fall off the opposite end. Save
this pin for future use.)

Wire
Latch
Cont... Page 2 Door Handing Determination
The position of the Electric Strike in the door
jamb will be the same for a right-handed door
and a lefthanded door. For these installations,
the Electric Strike position in the door jamb
will be as shown in Figure 3.
In a similar manner, the position of the Electric
Strike in the door jamb will be the same for a
lefthanded reverse bevel door and a right
-handed door. For these installations, the
Electric Strike position in the door jamb will be
as shown in figure (4).
NOTE
The EN Electric Strike must be installed with
coil assembly up (wiring toward top of unit). In
this position, the Electric Strike will be locked
without power, Fail Secure, or locked with
power, Fail Safe action. Before performing
Handing Procedure, view Electric Strike in up
position (wire leads at top) to determine if a
handing change is required.
Figure 3.
Position of
Electric Strike
for Right Hand
Inswinging and
Left Hand
Outswinging
Door
Figure 4.
Position of
Electric Strike
for Left Hand
Inswinging and
Right Hand
Outswinging
Door
Wire
Latch
400RP
400RP
400
400
Figure 10a. USING DC TRANSFORMER
SAMPLE WIRING DIAGRAMS
FOR THE EN SERiES
Figure 10b. USING AC TRANSFORMER
24V DC OR 12V DC
TRANSFORMER
TO 120V AC LINE
PUSH
BUTTON
NORMALLY OPEN
** When wiring the optional buzzer, polarity must be
observed. Connect the (+ or RED) positive wire to the
(+) positive side of the circuit and the (- or BLACK)
negative side wire terminal to the negative side of the
circuit.
+
-
+
RED
-
BLACK
FAIL-SECURE
ELECTRIC
STRIKE
OPTIONAL**
BUZZER: BZ-12 OR BZ-24
OPTIONAL** BUZZER: BZ-12 OR BZ-24 BZ-6 FOR LC VERSION
FAIL-SAFE
ELECTRIC
STRIKE
RECTIFIER*
24V AC or 12V AC Transformer
TO 120V AC LINE
PUSH
BUTTON
NORMALLY OPEN
* The rectifier can be positioned before of after the push button in the circuit. The LC
module can ONLY be positioned after the push button as shown above.
*** When wiring the optional buzzer, polarity must be observed. Connect the (+ or
RED) positive wire to the (+) positive side of the circuit and the (- or BLACK) negative
side wire terminal to the negative side of the circuit.
+
-+
RED
-
BLACK
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE:
- For new or replacement installation in wood
or metal jambs.
1. Verify that voltage rating of Electric Strike is
compatible with supply voltages of installtion.
Coil voltages are color coded.
WIRE LEAD CODE/STRIPE
12AC Blue/Orange Stripe
12DC 2 Orange Stripe
24AC Blue/Black Stripe
24DC 2 Black Stripe
2. Using template supplied with Electric Strike,
mark door jamb for cutout and screw holes.
NOTE
For proper installation, center line of latches must
be aligned with center line of Electric Strike.
3. Prepare door frame (cut out jamb if
required) for Electric Strike. Leave sufficient
space for splicing between power supply
wiring and Electric Strike wiring.
4. If required, run new wiring to door frame
mounting hole. See figure 10 for typical wiring
installations. Refer to wiring chart below for
correct wire size. (Total wiring length includes
routing to door-release push button).
Total Wiring Length
To Transformer 12V 24V
Up to 50 Ft 18AWG 20AWG
50 to 150 ft 16AWG 18AWG
150 to 300 ft 14AWG 16AWG
300 to 600 ft 12AWG 14AWG
NOTE
For DC operation, to obtain an audible
signal when Electric Strike is energized,
install buzzer type BZ-12 for 12VDC
operation, or BZ-24 for 24VDC operation
(purchased seperately), as illustrated in
figure 10. 5. Hold Electric Strike upright
(wiring toward top) and determine if
handing is required. If so, perform handing
procedure.
6. Splice Electric Strike wiring to supply
wiring. Secure with wire nuts (supplied).
7. For wood and aluminum door jambs, drill
pilot holes for securing Electric Strike to
door jamb. For steel and aluminum door
jambs, secure Electric Stike to existing
mounting tabs.
8. Install Electric Strike into door jamb and
secure with flat head mounting screws
(supplied).
9. Verify that door operates correctly when
Electric Strike is energized and not
energized.
NOTE
1. Rectifier can be located either between
transformer and push button, or between
push button and electric strike.
2. Use either a silicon rectifier or a current
regulating rectifier for converting the AC
voltage at the transformer secondary to
the DC for operating the electric strike.

Door lockset is not
secured by Electric
Strike
Electric Strike
does no energize
(activate)
1) Centerline of lockset is not
properly aligned to the
centerline of the electric strike.
Check for proper cutout installation of Electric Strike by
referring to template and door frame and lockset position.
1) Wiring to electric strike is
open or shorted.
Check that electrical connections are secure and that no fraying has occurred during installation. Use voltmeter
to verify that Electric Strike is receiving energizing voltage and that wiring is not shorted.
2) Insufficient voltage to
electric strike.
Verify that voltage rating on Electric Strike label is compatiblewith voltage from secondary transformer
(12V or 24V). If voltages do not match, either replace transformer or change Electric Strike or Coil Assembly.
Use voltmeter to verify that Electric Strike is receiving proper voltage and that wiring is not shorted.
If voltage is too low because wire size is too small for length or wiring to Electric Strike (see
wiring-length data on previous page), either replace wiring or use transformer with higher VA rating.
2) Latch does not project
properly into the cavity of the
electric strike
Check for excessive gap between door and jamb.
Check that lockset is compatible with EN series cavity and requirements. If necessary, use other type of lockset
or Electric Strike (refer to Trine Catalog for more information).
3) Latch Spring broken
or missing
Hold Electric Strike so that wiring faces down and apply pressure to Latch. Verify that Latch releases and that
there is sufficient Spring tension to push it to closed positionwhen released. If Latch does not have Spring
tension, disassemble Electric Strike and inspect for improperly installed or broken Spring.
Possible TroubleProbable CauseSuggested Remedy
TROUBLESHOOTING
Electric Strike energizes
but does not disengage
the lockset
1) Lockset is applying pressure
to electric strike, preventing
latch from releasing.
Check for proper cutout installation of Electric Strike. Latch requires proper clearance to open correctly and
provide path for Lockset Latch to engage Strike.
Check that Lockset Latch is not binding to bottom of Strike cavity due to door sag.
Check if foam insulation or the materials around door jamb are preventing door from closing flush, causing
door to put pressure on Latch.
3) Slider does not move when
coil receives proper voltage
Using an OHM meter, verify that resistance of the Coils matches the chart on page 3. If Coil is open (burned out),
verify that transformer for Electric Strike has correct voltage current AC/DC and is wired correctly. AC Coils do
not operate at continuous duty, or on DC voltage.
Check that Slider (2) floats freely, as follows:
Remove Electric Strike from jamb and hold with wires facing up. Test that Strike is locked by applying pressure
to Latch. Then turn Strike upside down with wires facing down and verify that Latch opens freely by applying
pressure. The locking Slider (#2) must float freely for unit to operate properly.
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