McKinney MacPro MPB91 QC12 ElectroLynx Quick Connect Full Mortise Electrified Hinge, 12 Wire

McKinney MacPro MPB91 QC12 ElectroLynx Quick Connect Full Mortise Electrified Hinge, 12 Wire, US32D/630 Satin Stainless Steel

MacPro® Electric Hinges connect the power source to electrified door hardware such as locking hardware and exit devices. They are ideal for new construction as well as retrofit and aftermarket applications. The MacPro® Electric Hinges feature center exit wires allowing them to replace existing electric hinges with center exit wires.

ElectroLynx hinges feature concealed plug connectors transfer power from the incoming source through to the electrified hardware. They eliminate the need for separate or exposed wiring, make installation quick and simple, and brass eyelets add protection and durability.

Features

• Electric hinges allow a constant flow of current from the power source through the hinge to electrified door hardware
• No external wires can be seen, eliminating tampering and improving the aesthetics of the door opening
• For 4 amp continuous @ 24 volts AC or DC per circuit, 28 gauge multi-strand wires are used
• A pigtail is provided for connection to the source wiring
• An 8 position and a 4 position connector is used for QC12 wire hinges
• Once installed, the wires are concealed to increase security and prevent tampering
• Brass eyelets on the portal holes prevent chafing, giving an extended service life
• Electric hinges should be installed in the center the hinge position of the door
• Hinges are factory tested and specially packaged to minimize against damage during shipment
• UL Listed

Benefits

• ASSA ABLOY Group brands offer ElectroLynx, a universal quick-connect system that simplifies the electrification of the door opening
• Snap-together Molex® connectors ensure proper connections
• No external wires can be seen
• Eliminates tapering
• Fast, fool-proof, and future-proof installations
• Easy upgrades and retrofitting
• No need to match up wires, create connections, or drill holes in the door or frame
• Concealed wiring preserves aesthetics of the openings