Detex V50 EE User Manual

104832 June 27, 2011

Detex Corporation, 302 Detex Drive, New Braunfels, Texas 78130-3045

[phone] / 1-800-729-3839 / Fax [phone]

E-MAIL: [email protected] INTERNET: www.detex.com

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR

VALUE SERIES® SURFACE VERTICAL ROD V50/V51 SERIES AND FV50/FV51 SERIES

FV50 / V50 x EE
FV51 / V51 x EE

Delayed Egress

L9 = Less 9v Battery

SI = Status Indicator "ON"

U.S. PATENT NUMBERS:

6009732
6205825B1
6532777B2

INTERNATIONAL PATENT NUMBER:

PCT6009732

TRO - TOP ROD ONLY INSTALLATION

V51 and FV51 SERIES

TOP AND BOTTOM ROD

INSTALLATION

V50 and FV50 SERIES

* Narrow Stile "NS" option

Mortise cylinder not included with device.
Standard Yale type cam required.

Owner's Copy

SURFACE VERTICAL
ROD INSTALLATION

FOR SPECIAL LOCKING ARRANGEMENT:

THIS PRODUCT MUST BE CONNECTED INTO A FIRE ALARM SYSTEM PER NFPA CODE OR OTHER
REGULATIONS SO THAT, IN THE EVENT OF FIRE, THE TIME DELAY WILL BE BYPASSED. CONTACT

YOUR LOCAL CODE AUTHORITY TO VERIFY COMPLIANCE WITH FIRE AND BUILDING CODES.
THE DELAYED EGRESS DEVICE SHOULD BE ROUTINELY CHECKED FOR PROPER OPERATION AND
COMPLIANCE WITH FIRE AND BUILDING CODES

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Strike Shim

P/N 101067

96 Strike

P/N 100330

Bracket is part of Top

Latch Assembly

7' P/N 104051-1
8' P/N 104051-2

10' P/N 103073-1

Top Rod

Top Latch Assembly

P/N 101464

Top Latch Cover

1/4 20

or

#14 Screws

#10 Screws

Rod Guide

P/N 103534

P/N 103545

8-32 Screws

Mounting plate
Subassembly
(BP-2)
P/N: 100696-1
or
(BP-8)
P/N: 100699

(FOUND IN MOUNTING PLATE/STRIKE TEMPLATE KIT)

LATCH/STRIKE

TEMPLATE

P/N 101511-1

(FOUND IN MOUNTING PLATE/STRIKE LOCATOR KIT)

LOCATING TOOLS USED WITH VALUE SERIES®

SURFACE VERTICAL DEVICES

(PAPER TEMPLATES ALSO INCLUDED - P/N 103569)

CENTERCASE MOUNTING

PLATE TEMPLATE

P/N 100720

1/4-20 Hex Bolt

7' & 8' P/N 101574-1

10' P/N 101574-2

Centercase Cover

P/N: 101805-3

Centercase Cover Cap V50
(for TRO unit only)

P/N 103547

PARTS BELOW ARE USED IN ADDITION TO

TRO PARTS SHOWN ABOVE WHEN

INSTALLING TOP & BOTTOM ROD DEVICE

1/4-20

or

#14 Screws

S & R Centercase Pushpad Assembly

P/N 105411-X

Pushpad Wrap

101810-X
101815-X

TRO - TOP ROD ONLY INSTALLATION

SOME FIRE RATED DOORS MAY USE TRO.

REFER TO DOOR MANUFACTURER.

FOR THESE APPLICATIONS,

POPPER INSTALLATION REQUIRED-

See Pg. 15, Fig. 16

1/4-20 Hex Bolt

P/N 101574-1

Bottom Rod

P/N 103544

Rod Guide

P/N 103534

Bolt/Rod Pin

P/N 103533

#10 Screws

SVR EE Fillerplate SubAssembly

P/N: 105031-X

NS Spacer (1 5/8)

P/N: 101825-1

Endcap

P/N 101822

Endcap Bracket

P/N 101844-1

Endcap Bracket w/ 9V battery holder

P/N 101844

Detex Power Supply Catalog No: 90-800
(80-800 Battery back-up power supply
available)

DETEX

Door Sign

P/N: ECL-395-X

Hex Nut

P/N: 100783

9V Battery

P/N: PP-5567

Bolt Retaining
Bracket

P/N 103537

Strike

P/N 103546

Pin Clip

P/N 103551

Bottom Bolt

P/N 103536

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Bottom Cover

P/N 103652

8-32 Screws

See Optional Accessories For:

- Glass Bead Kit

- Sex Nuts

- Tamper Kit

- Key Stop Kit

* Notes: 1. Parts listed above will vary
according to product configuration.
See Optional Accessories page

Fastener Table for Surface Vertical Rods

Machine Screw

Machine Screw

Self-drilling Screws

Screw, Wood

Flat Head

Pan Head

Sex Nut

10-24

8-32

6-32

1/4-20x1

1/4-20x1/4

#10 x 1"

PFH

#10 x 1"

PPH

PPH

#1/4-20

#14x1 1/4

Drill Bit

#25 or 9/64"

#7 or 13/64"

NOT

REQUIRED

NOT

REQUIRED

NOT

REQUIRED

9/32" Interior
Door Face
3/8" Exterior
Door Face

3/16"

Part No.

100112

100156-104

100162-106

100980

101621-5

103277-216

103276-41

103276-65

Catalog No.

SN1-X

103991

Tap Wrench

10-24 Tap

1/4-20 Tap

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Comments

Use Either Machine Screws,
Sheet Metal Screws, or Sex Nuts

Used on Strike Center Mounting Hole

Used to attach top and bottom latch
covers

Used to attach centercase cover

Used on Strike, Mounting plate, Endcap,

Top and Bottom Latch Mounting Plates

Used to attach device centercase to
Mounting plate

Used on Strike Center Mounting Hole

Used on Rod Cover Brackets

Used on Strike, Mounting plate and Endcap

Used on Strike, Mounting plate and Endcap

Mounting Holes

Wood and Unreinforced Doors

and

Fire Rated Devices

Mounting Holes

Power Drill

Safety Glasses

Level

Straight Edge

Screw Drivers - Phillips, Flat

Hex Wrenches - 5/32" & .050"

Pencil

Tools Required

Tap Wrench

Hammer

Tape Measure

Center Punch

Hack Saw

Pliers

Masonry Bits - 1", 5/16", 3/16"

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!!!CHECK BEFORE STARTING!!!

Doors and frames with walls having a structural thickness (metal skin

Wide Stile (Surface Strike)

Minimum door stile 3-1/2" (89 mm)
Template drawings provide door and frame
structural and dimensional specifications for
door and frame preparation.

plus reinforcement, or solid wood) to engage less than (3) full
screw threads, are considered unreinforced for hardware.

Unreinforced Doors: Use Sex Nuts and Bolts
Unreinforced Frames: Use Blind Rivet Nuts (see sketch)

Fasteners for unreinforced openings are not supplied by Detex.

Narrow Stile

Minimum door stile 2" (51mm)

* See Template T1000 for recommended reinforcement.

Reinforced door or
frame engages at
least (3) screw
threads.

Reinforcement

Door Skin

Blind Rivet Nut

X

X

X

Door Must Swing Freely Door Must Not be Warped Door Must Not Bind Door Must Not Sag

NOTE:

750mm MAXIMUM DOOR WIDTH OPENING FOR EUROPE FOR 36" DEVICE
1000mm MAXIMUM DOOR WIDTH OPENING FOR EUROPE FOR 48" DEVICE
THE SAFETY FEATURES OF THIS PRODUCT ARE ESSENTIAL TO IT'S COMPLIANCE WITH EN 1125.

NO MODIFICATION OF ANY KIND, OTHER THAN THOSE DESCRIBED IN THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE PERMITTED.

WHEN PLACING EXIT DEVICES ON EXISTING DOORS, DETEX OFFERS SVR REINFORCEMENT KIT #101063

INSTALLATION

NOTE: LOCAL CODES MAY REQUIRE THROUGH BOLTING. SEX NUTS ARE NOT INCLUDED WITH THIS DEVICE. SEX NUTS CAN BE PURCHASED

SEPARATELY.

Detex provides optional kits for Value Series, see Appendix C.

TO STRENGTHEN THE TOP & BOTTOM BOLT

X

Lock Backset - The horizontal distance from the door edge
centerlinemeasured at the door thickness, to the centerlone of the lock
hub or cylinder.

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1/8" in 2"
Typical Bevel

Backset

Approx. 6 inches

BP-2
P/N 100696-1

MOUNTING PLATE FOR

USE WITH LEVER TRIM

Slide centercase mounting
plate in place on centercase
locator

NOTE:

Centercase mounting plate
& locator packed in carton
next to device

FIG. 2

MOUNTING PLATE FOR

Align EDGE
of locator
with edge
of door

1-1/2" to edge

of door

(* 2" with tab)

BP-8
P/N 100699

USE WITH 03 TRIM

Mark 2 (A) holes for mounting
screws (1 top & 1 bottom)

(A)

(D)

(A)

FIG. 3A

WIDE STILE INSTALLATION
Typical Installation Min. Stile 3 1/2"

-Recommended­Mark centerline for
unit 40 inches from
finished Floor

Align INSIDE
CORNER of

locator with
edge of door

If trim is used, peel
back label from cam,
mark (D) center hole
for tailpiece, replace
label

FIG. 1

Mark 2 (A) holes for mounting
screws (1 top & 1 bottom)

(A)

(D)

(A)

1-1/16" to

NARROW STILE INSTALLATION (NS)

FIG. 3B

Aluminum Door Min. Stile 2"

edge of door

FIG. 3C

Drill holes.
Fasten using lockwashers and

screws provided. Use #7 for 1/4-20
machine screw or use #14 self drilling
screws. For sex nuts drill 3/8" holes.
(see fastener table)

Depress pushpad, install device
into mounting plate slots,
rotate toward door

NOTES:

1. IF OUTSIDE TRIM IS USED, REFER TO OUTSIDE TRIM
INSTRUCTIONS NOW.

2. Plastic locators are provided and shown in instructions.
Paper templates are also provided with vertical and horizontal centering.

3. Plastic locators are provided with an extra 1/2" flap to allow better
centering of the device on the stile or can be used when i

nstalling 1/2"

Astragal to give equal backset from the door edge.

Fasten rim device

Install device

FIG. 3D

to mounting plate

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WIDE STILE

Align latch/strike

locator with edge

of door

Mark for top latch

1-1/2" from
edge of door
(* 2" with tab)

Left Hand Reverse shown

FIG. 4

FIG. 5A

Frame header

Mark for 96 strike

Mark for top latch

NARROW STILE (NS)

Align arrow line with edge of

door and frame header

Drill holes,
#7 for 1/4-20 machine screws,
and fasten with 1/4-20x1 PPH
machine screws or #14 self drilling
screws. For sex nuts drill 3/8" holes.
(see fastener table)

NOTE: Do Not use lock washer

Install top latch bracket

NOTE: Top latch bracket, latch assembly
and cover are shipped as a unit.
Disassemble to obtain the respective parts

for installation

Mark for 96
strike

1-1/16" from
edge of door

10-32 x 5/16 PFH
Undercut machine screws

FIG. 5B

Drill holes,

#7 for 1/4-20 machine screws,
and fasten with 1/4-20x1 PPH machine screws
or #14 self drilling screws. (see fastener table)

96 Strike

(Used for Narrow (NS)
AND Wide Stile installations)

FIG. 5C

SEE DETAIL

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Use shim if needed

#10 Flat head undercut screw
added AFTER final adjustment
(See Pg. 11
Adjustment/Troubleshooting
Note #4)

1/4-20 PPH machine screws

or #14 self drilling screws

FIG. 5C
DETAIL

96 Strike

NOTE: IF TRO DEVICE, SKIP THIS PAGE AND CONTINUE WITH INSTALLATION

WIDE STILE

Locator placement

Align locator EDGE with
door edge and locator
bottom with bottom of door
or top of threshold if threshold
overlaps bottom edge of door.

FIG. 6A

Same locator used
for top latch

1-1/2" from
edge of door
(* 2" with tab)

Align locator ARROWS
with door edge and
bottom of locator with
bottom of door, or top of
threshold if threshold
overlaps bottom edge of
door

NARROW STILE (NS)

Locator placement

1-1/16" from
edge of door

FIG. 6B

Bottom
holes

FIG. 7A

Drill holes for bottom bolt bracket (see fastener
table)

NOTE: IF OPTIONAL BOTTOM BOLT GUARD

WILL BE USED, AN ADDITIONAL MOUNTING
BRACKET IS REQUIRED. SEE BOTTOM BOLT
GUARD INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.

Install bottom bolt bracket with mounting
screws provided. Use #7 drill for 1/4-20
machine screw or #14 self drilling screw.
For sex nuts drill 3/8" holes.
(see Fig. 7B)

NOTE: BOTTOM BRACKET IS
NON-HANDED AND MAY BE USED
FOR RHR AND LHR APPLICATIONS

FIG. 7B

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CHECKING FOR DEVICE CLEARANCE

Slide endcap assembly
onto extrusion

(Cut-Off procedure if required)

1

CAUTION:

Check device and door
frame clearance. If no
cut-off needed, proceed
to MORTISE CYLINDER

INSTALLATION

MORTISE CYLINDER INSTALLATION

1. See "EE ELECTRICAL OPTIONS" before reinstalling filler plate.

2. Be careful when installing fillerplate assembly not to damage wires.

1

Remove endcap, endcap bracket & fillerplate
subassembly.
Disconnect 12 pin connector, 6 pin connector
and battery

Secure with tape

Protect wires
during cutting

PRECAUTIONARY NOTE:

2

Cut fillerplate and
extrusion to desired
length

L

Max Cut-Off

Type

Electrified

Model

Length (L)

36" Unit

cannot be
cut down

48" Unit

6 in

2

INSTALLING MORTISE CYLINDER

NOTE:

(1) Move placement of

spacers to match length
of cylinder used to allow
smooth rotation of cam.

2) All cylinder spacers
must be used, either
on top or bottom

CAUTION:

Tighten with hand tools only.

Do not overtighten.

View A

12 Pin Connection

(note: board layout may differ slightly from layout shown)

See View A, B, & C above

Install mortise cylinder

with hex nut provided

Dogging lever should be in "ON"
(CCW) position before sliding
back into extrusion

Use optional cylinder collar

(Detex p/n: ECL-1595)

installing 7-pin
mortise cylinder

when

View B

6 Pin Connector

3

RE-INSTALL FILLERPLATE

Re-connect in the following order:

1) Battery,

2) 12 pin connector (view A),

3) 6 pin connector (view B).
Install fillerplate subassembly
& endcap bracket.

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Slide endcap assembly
onto extrusion

Procedures for Additional Cut Down Lengths

Caution Required-Special Handling

Secure with tape

1

CAUTION:
Check for device and
door frame clearance.

4

L

Cut fillerplate
and extrusion to
desired length

2

REMOVE electronics
prior to cut down

5

Reassemble electronics

after cutting.
Electronics may extend
beyond edge of cut fillerplate.

3

Align fillerplate FLUSH
to extrusion
prior to cut down

6

REMOVE battery clip

for CUT-OFF lengths
larger than 2"

Battery

7

Place battery in endcap.
Battery should not contact
circuit board.

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1

2

Slide fillerplate & endcap bracket into
extrusion & level pushpad assembly.

Note: Endcap Bracket must
bottom-out on extrusion. DO NOT
REMOVE NYLON SPACER ON
BACK OF BRACKET!

3

With pushpad assembly level,
secure the endcap bracket to door
by tightening the factory installed
self-drilling screw.

4

For 1/4-20 machine screws drill #7 holes.
For #14 self-drilling screws no pilot holes
necessary. For sex nuts drill 3/8" holes.

See HARDWIRE TRANSFER OPTIONS

IMPORTANT:
Install (2) 6-32 FH Screws
for added security

5

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Slide and mount endcap

to endcap bracket with two

1/4-20x1" PPH machine screws

or #14 self-drilling screws.

DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN

Right Hand Reverse (RHR)

NOTE: If removed, be sure
to replace screws after
adjustment.
These screws MUST be
used.

NOTE:

If link is not in uppermost position on the centerlift, carefully remove "E" clips and reposition link
on top pin of the centerlift and replace "E" clips. (An additional "E" clip is provided on opposite link pin.)

Verify carriage moves up and down smoothly when pushpad is depressed and released.

CORRECT HANDING OF DEVICE

NOTE: LINK SHOULD ALWAYS BE IN TOP POSITION

Left Hand Reverse (LHR)

NOTE HANDING
INDICATOR ON
CENTER LIFT

LINK

FIG. 8A

1/4 20 x 1/4"
Screws
P/N 101621-5

NOTE: If removed, be sure
to replace screws after
adjustment.
These screws MUST be
used.

Rod

Guide

Bottom edge of
top latch

1. Top rod may require cutting if centerline of
device is over 40" from finished floor, or if a
non-standard frame is used.

2. To determine rod length: Undog device
and measure the distance from the bottom
edge of the top latch bracket to the top of the
rod carriage. Add 1 3/4" for the rod length.

slot in
carriage

FIG. 9
TOP LATCH
DETAIL

Insert top rod into top latch
until it stops. Tighten

setscrews FIRMLY

In normal latched
position, rod
connector block
must rest on
plastic bumper

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TOP ROD INSTALLATION (CONT.)

Verify top latch bolt is in
fully extended position.
Rotate bolt for rod height
adjustment. Head of bolt
should drop freely into slot
in carriage.

Lock Bolt head
firmly in place in
Carriage with plate,
starwasher and screw.
(As shown in detail)

FIG. 10

TOP ROD ONLY (TRO)

ADJUSTMENT / TROUBLESHOOTING

TOP LATCH TESTING AND ADJUSTMENT

1. Close the door. The holdback lever should engage the backside of the strike, allowing the latchbolt to extend. The
device should latch securely and latchbolt should fully project into the strike cavity.

2. Press the pushpad. The latchbolt should retract fully and smoothly from the strike as the door opens.

3. Release the pushpad. The latchbolt should remain retracte

4. Once the latchbolt operation has been evaluated, the strike should be checked and adjusted to allow the door to
be held snug to the frame but allow free movement of the latchbolt during normal operation. When the appropriate
position has been set. A third hole should be marked, drilled and tapped for a #10 machine or use a #10 self drilling screw.
Lock the strike in posi

NOTE: For centerline heights significantly higher or lower than the recommended 40", it may be necessary to use shorter or
longer adjustment hexbolts in the rods to effect appropriate adjustment. For some door heights it maybe necessary to cut the
rod. Be sure to cut the un-threaded end. If this is done, we recommend rod covers be used to prevent exposed bolt

TROUBLESHOOTING

tion with this third screw. (See Fig. 5C)

d until the door is closed.

FIG. 10 - Detail

threads.

1. Latchbolt does not completely relatch when closing the door
Loosen the strike screws and adjust the strike to allow the latchbolt to completely extend into the strike.
Tighten the screws and add the third center screw to lock the strike in place.

2. Latchbolt fails to retract when pushpad is pushed
Check centercase assembly and verify that the link is attached to th
or shorten top rod by rotating bolt. Relock bolt into carriage.

3. Latchbolt is slow or does not completely extend when door closes.
Check rod adjustment (Fig 10).

Check centercase, verify that the 1/4-20 x 1/4" screws have been installed (See Fig. 8A).

e TOP post of the centerlift assembly (see Fig. 8A),

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NOTE position

NOTE: IF TRO DEVICE, SKIP THIS PAGE AND CONTINUE TO PAGE 15

XX"

( Approx. 37 3/4"

Example)

To establish bottom rod length,
measure the distance from the slot
in the carriage to the floor or

threshold (XX") and add 5/8".

FIG. 10B - Detail

Thread 1/4-20 X 1"
hexbolt into rod a
MINIMUM of 1/2"

Insert rod into bottom bolt.

Align holes in rod and bolt that will result in

overall length closest to dimension needed.

Adjust threaded hexbolt at opposite end of

rod for fine adjustment of length.

Mark location on rod where it meets the bolt
and/or tape bolt in position.

5/8" BOLT
ENGAGEMENT

FIG. 10B

XX + 5/8" Example

Finished
Floor

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FIG. 11

CLIP

ROD

Place bottom bolt and rod
assembly into bottom bracket. Slide
the pin through the slot of the
bracket through the bolt and rod
assembly. Insert pin clip. Use
1/4 x 20 bolt at top of rod to obtain
final adjustment. When properly
adjusted, pin will be located at or
near the index mark on the bracket.

BOLT

FIG. 12

INDEX MARK FOR 3/4" FROM FLOOR TO BOTTOM
OF DOON (UNDERCUT) & THRESHOLD

PIN

INDEX MARK FOR 1/8"
UNDERCUT

BRACKET

Lock bolt head
firmly in place
in carriage with
plate, starwasher
and screw

Rotate bolt for minor
rod height adjustment.

FIG. 13

FIG. 14B

FIG. 14A

Drill 1" hole for

strike (minimum

depth - 3/4")

With Door closed
use tip of Bolt to
mark location
for Strike

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FIG. 14C

Attach strike (P/N 103546)
to floor or threshold

Drill holes for strike mounting screws
and secure strike with screws.
Drill 3/16" hole for plastic anchor.
Drill 5/16" hole for metal anchor.

If additional length is required,
remove clip and link pin, move bolt

down and reinsert pin in

next lower hole. Insert clip on pin.

Adjust Bolt for approximately 1/16"
clearance between end of bolt and
surface of strike when retracted.
Open and close door to be sure bolt
does not hit high areas of floor.

Re-adjust if necessary. Confirm that

FIG. 15

BOTTOM LATCH Testing and Adjustment

Testing

1. Close the door; bolt should drop into the strike as the door moves into the fully closed position.

2. Press the pushpad and open the door. The bottom latch bolt should retract out of the strike
and clear the strike by 1/16" to 1/8". Vertical travel of the bolt should be 3/4".

3. Release

Adjustment

1. If bottom bolt drags the floor or hits edge of strike:
Loosen bolt retainer in the carriage assembly and pull bolt from carriage. Screw bolt onto bottom rod one or

two turns and return it to the carriage. Test door to assure clearance and secure bolt in carriage by tightening bolt

retaining plate.

the pushpad; bolt should remain retracted until the door is closed.

the bolt drops freely and does not
bind when latch is released

FIRE RATED TOP ROD ONLY (TRO) DOORS

A door locking popper is required when a fire door utilizes a top latching mechanism only (TRO). The popper is designed to
project a spring loaded bolt into the adjacent frame or door in the event of fire. Detex recommends
installing the popper in the edge of the door 12" above the threshold or finished floor. Holes for the popper

and plug must be aligned with each other.

9/16" Dia. Min.

3/4" Dia. Min.

1-1/4" Deep min.

Retaining Clip

Popper

Cap Plug

12"

1-5/8" Deep min.

12"

FIG. 16

NOTE: Door/Frame reinforcement is required where popper and cap plug are to be installed.

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STANDARD SURFACE VERTICAL INSTALLATION

1. If metal bottom bolt guard is to be used, do not attach the plastic bottom latch cover (refer to bottom
bolt guard installation instructions.)

2. If rod covers are to be used, do not install rod guides (refer to rod cover installation instructions).

Top latch cover attached with

8-32 x 1/4" PFH screws

Place ECL-395-X
sign on door

Space 1 rod guide equidistant between
centercase and latch assemblies
(7 foot and 8 foot doors). Use 2 rod
guides spaced evenly on the top rod
of 10 foot doors.

Attach with 10-32 x 1 PPH machine
screws or # 10 self drilling screws

Remove tape
backing, Install
Pushpad Wrap

Centercase cover attached with 6-32 x

1/4" PFH screws

Bottom bolt cover attached with

8-32 x 1/4" PFH screws

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REQUIRES DETEX POWER SUPPLY

REQUIRED WIRE SIZES:
STRANDED WIRE GAUGE: 18 AWG MIN
MAXIMUM LENGTH OF TWO CONDUCTOR CABLE: 40 FEET

Detex requires one fire

alarm relay per power

supply

Closed Fire Alarm Loop

(must be supplied)

From (+)
terminal to
pin #1 on exit
device

EE ELECTRICAL OPTIONS

Power Supply with Detex Delayed Egress device

Fire
Loop
Sense

To Exit

Device
Door #1

From (-)
terminal to

pin #2 on exit

device

WHITE
BLACK
GREEN

RED

BLACK

RED

BLACK

DETEX REQUIRES THE
POWER SUPPLY BE
LOCATED WITHIN
40 FEET OF THE DEVICE

To Exit Device
Door #2
(if req'd)

RED/BLK WIRES

TO 24 VOLT

BLK

RED

9V Alkaline
Battery

BLK

RED

FACTORY INSTALLED

JUMPER

To disable the low-battery
indication, slide the Dis Lo
Bat switch to 'ON'

(PC BOARD ASSEMBLY INSIDE
DELAYED EGRESS DEVICE)

9V Alkaline
Battery

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Factory
installed
jumper

EE ELECTRICAL OPTIONS

L9= Less 9V battery

SI= Status Indicator

1 2

POWER REQUIREMENT:
.5 AMPS @ 24 VDC

The key cylinder arming switch must be set to "OFF". To prevent the alarm from
sounding during installation, attach battery AFTER main power is applied.
wer is applied.

Delayed Egress Device requires a connection to the Fire Alarm System.

The fire alarm connection needs to be made Externally at the Power Supply.

During a fire alarm condition the delayed egress will be by-passed.

MAIN POWER CONNECTION: (1 AND 2)

See Power Supply instructions

DETEX REQUIRES USING THE FIRE ALARM
CONNECTION IN THE POWER SUPPLY:

CLOSED connection is provided to the fire alarm system when
not in-alarm and OPEN when in-alarm. See power supply
instructions for details.

Removable
Terminal Block

REMOTE BY-PASS: (5 AND 6)
Connect normally open (N.O.) contact.

When the contact is closed momentarily, this will allow the

door to open without the alarm sounding. The unit will
automatically re-arm in 15 seconds after the

door is closed

(three quick audible beeps).

BY-PASS RELAY: (7,8 AND 9) DRY contact output.

The BY-PASS relay is energized when the unit is disarmed by

the KEY or REMOTE BY-PASS to indicate to a remote indicator

that the door is not armed.

ALARM RELAY: (10, 11 AND 12) DRY contact output.

The ALARM relay is energized when the unit is sounding its
alarm to indicate to a remote indicator that an unauthorized
exit has been attempted.

STATUS INDICATOR (SLIDE SWITCH)

ON: Green LED blinks every three seconds

when the unit is disarmed.

Red LED blinks every three seconds

when the unit is armed.
OFF: No status indication

-BLK

+RED

OBSERVE

POLARITY

24VDC

POWER SUPPLY

RED +24V

BLACK GROUND

9V Alkaline
Battery

1 2 3 45678 9 101112

Status
indicator
switch

Dis Lo Bat switch:
To disable the low-battery
indication, slide "DisLoBat"
switch to 'ON'

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RISER DIAGRAM

DETEX FILTERED AND REGULATED POWER SUPPLY
WITH FIRE ALARM SYSTEM LOOP 24 VDC @1 AMP MIN

DETEX REQUIRES THE POWER SUPPLY BE LOCATED
WITHIN 40 FEET OF THE DEVICE

PROVIDE WIRING CONDUIT, CONNECTOR,
ETC BETWEEN DETEX POWER SUPPLY

AND FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL AS
REQUIRED TO ALLOW THE FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM TO OVERRIDE THE DETEX
DELAYED EGRESS FEATURE DURING

A FIRE ALARM.

THE LOSS OF POWER OR OPEN FIRE

ALARM CIRCUIT WILL ELIMINATE THE
DELAYED EGRESS FUNCTION

REQUIREMENTS:
MIN. 22 GA STRANDED WIRE FOR SIGNALING
MIN. 18 GA STRANDED WIRE FOR POWER

DOOR SIGN SUPPLIED WITH
DETEX DELAYED EGRESS
PANIC HARDWARE

DETEX DELAYED EGRESS
PANIC HARDWARE
INSTALLED BY

TRAINED TECHNICIAN

J

REFER TO WIRING &
FIRE ALARM DIAGRAMS
FOR WIRING
INSTRUCTIONS

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(Requirements: Minimum 6 Conductor Wires, Maximum 12 Conductor Wires)

Electric Hinge

Order by finish
p/n: EWH8-X

HARDWIRE TRANSFER OPTIONS

Electric Hinge Endcap Prep

Wire chase through door

(EE models)

Power Transfer Endcap Prep

Wire chase through door

1/2" Hole through the

inside door face

Power Transfer

p/n: PT-5

Note: For high traffic areas an electric through-wire hinge or power transfer
is recommended.

VALUE SERIES FLEX CONDUIT INSTALLATION

1

Value Series Flex

Drill 7/8" hole
through center guide

Conduit/End Cap Kit

Catalog No: FCV

1/2" Hole through the

inside door face

Adjust for handing

2

(LHR shown)

3

Fasten until

hand-tight

Note: For high traffic areas an electric through-wire hinge or power transfer
is recommended.

4

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DELAYED EGRESS OPERATIONS

Red LED

Siren

Green LED

PushPad

(LHR shown)

Home
Key
Position

Mortise

Cylinder

ARMING AND AUTHORIZED EXIT

With door closed, insert key in the cylinder, turn CCW, then back to the home key position and remove it. LED glows
green. Authorized personnel can exit the door during the arming delay. After a 1, 5 or 15
second arming period, alarm issues three quick beeps and LED goes off, indicating that the unit is armed.

Turn Key CCW To Arm

Glowing Green LED

DISARMING

Insert key, turn CW to a stop. Green LED will blink twice to indicate the unit is disarmed.

EXITING UNDER ALARM

To exit, push and maintain pressure on the pushpad. After a one-second delay, (nuisance delay), LED flashes RED
and alarm pulses on and off for 15 seconds. After 15 seconds, alarm issues short and long pulses to indicate that
one can exit by depressing the pushpad.
Alarm sounds continuously and LED is steady RED. Turn key CW to stop alarm. In case of fire, the fire alarm
over-rides the 15 second delay

and the door opens without delay when the pushpad is pushed.

Red LED while alarming

NUISANCE DELAY

Turn Key CW To Disarm

When pushpad is depressed for less than 1 second, alarm will emit a single pulse but will not start delay function.

NORMAL OPERATION

LED COLOR

RED

OFF

OFF

ON

SLOW BLINKING

FAST BLINKING

ON

DOUBLE BLINK

BLINK

OFF

GREEN

BLINK

ON

OFF

ON

OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

SIREN SOUNDS

THREE CHIRPS

SLOW PULSE

FAST PULSE

ON

DOUBLE CHIRP

FUNCTION

Indicates the unit is in process of arming. The siren will chirp three times to indicate the unit
is armed and green LED will turn off

This indicates either armed or disarmed

Factory installed jumper removed from 3 & 4 terminals
Pushpad is depressed, delay to open started

Delay to open expired
Delay to open expired, door has been opened

Low Battery - every 45 seconds

Armed - status ON

Disarmed - status ON

BATTERY BACKUP FOR ALARM

A 9-volt battery is included as a backup power source for the alarm siren if power is lost.

To disable low battery indication, slide the DisLoBat switch to 'ON'. See page 16 for location.

LOW BATTERY INDICATION

If battery voltage is low(7 volts or less), unit remains armed but LED flashes RED and unit beeps twice every

45 seconds. Replace ba

ttery as soon as possible.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem

Alarm sounds when power is applied:

No green light when key is turned CCW:

No delayed egress:

Both red and green lights on:

Low battery signal-

Two chirps every 45 seconds:

Probable Cause

Turn key clockwise to OFF position.

Confirm strike is pushing in dead latch. Door must be closed.

Confirm 24VDC power on the delayed egress device main board
terminals 1(+) & 2(-).

Confirm closed fire loop connection on power supply.

Confirm cable is plugged in properly.

Confirm the mortise cylinder is functioning correctly.

Confirm closed fire loop connection on power supply.

Confirm the 2­delayed egress main board.

Confirm 24VDC power on the delayed egress device main board
terminals 1&2.

Factory installed jumper removed from terminals 3 and 4.

Check battery. If no battery is needed, slide DisLoBat switch on
delayed egress main board to 'ON'. See electrical pages of instructions.

pin header with the two red wires are plugged into the

For further assistance, contact Detex Technical Support 1-800-729-3839

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Glass Bead Kit

Catalog No: GB17 through GB21

#1/4-20 X 1-1/2" Self Drilling

screws Included

Optional Accessories

Flex Conduit Kit

Catalog No: FCV-3

FCV-10

Weatherized FCV-W-3

FCV-W-10

Sex Nut

The #10-32 kit is available in (4) finishes:

Catalog No: SN2 Brushed Brass BHMA 606 Finish
Catalog No: SN2 Oil Rubbed Bronze BHMA 613 Finish
Catalog No: SN2 Brushed Chrome BHMA 626 Finish

Catalog No: SN2 Stainless Steel BHMA 630 Finish

Rod Cover/Bottom Bolt Guard Kit

P/N:
103558-1 V50x84xRCxBG
103558-2 V50x96xRCxBG
103558-3 V50x120xRCxBG
103558-4 V51x84xRC
103558-5 V51x96xRC
103558-6 V51x120xRC
103558-7 V50x84xRC
103558-8 V50x96xRC
103558-9 V50x120xRC

Bottom Bolt Guard Kit

P/N: 103562

The #1/4-20 kit is available in (4) finishes:
Catalog No: SN1 Brushed Brass BHMA 606 Finish
Catalog No: SN1 Oil Rubbed Bronze BHMA 613 Finish
Catalog No: SN1 Brushed Chrome BHMA 626 Finish
Catalog No: SN1 Stainless Steel BHMA 630 Finish

Tamper Kit

(Security Kit)
Catalog No: SSK3

Security Screws

Key Stop Kit

(Momentary Shunt)
Catalog No: KS

Key Stop Screw

Security Pin TORX
Bits provided

Dogging Lever Assembly
(shown for reference ONLY)

R

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Wood Door Screw Kit

Part No: 103991

Dustproof Strike Kit

Part No: 101562-X