Southern Folger 3165LX.b ELECTRIC LOCKING SYSTEMS - Manual

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3165LX.b ELECTRIC
LOCKING SYSTEM
The 3165LX.b system includes sev-
eral versions of a system designed
for locking, unlocking and propelling
sliding doors in safety vestibules, in
dayrooms or in high-traffic corridors.
Each 3165LX.b model utilizes an
electric motor to operate the door
through a rack and pinion drive
mechanism. Doors are locked at
top and bottom in both the open
and closed positions by means of
a concealed vertical lock bar at
the rear jamb of the door. The
vertical lock bar is deadlocked at a
third locking point inside the
horizontal cover box above
the door. Standard clear door
opening widths available are 3' 0"
to 4' 6".
FUNCTION:
ELECTRIC - A remote switch
activates a motor which raises a
vertical lock bar and propels the
door open or closed.
MECHANICAL - Manual unlocking
is provided for each device. After
being manually released, door
movement is by hand. The door
automatically deadlocks when
moved to the fully open or
closed position.
3165LX.b
ELECTRIC LOCKING
SYSTEM
TECHNICAL DATA:
• COVER BOX:
1' 0- 3/4" H x 7-1/2" D
• COVER BOX MATERIAL:
7 gauge steel plate
• HINGED PANEL:
10 gauge steel
• DOOR ROLLERS:
3" diameter, with
sealed bearings
• VERTICAL LOCK BAR
DIMENSIONS:
5/8" SQ by full height
of door
• FINISH: Prime paint
• DOOR HANGER:
7 gauge steel plate
• ELECTRICAL:
Motor: 1/8 HP,115 VAC,
60 Hz., single phase power
Inrush: 1.1A
Running: .9A
Locked Rotor Current: 3.1A
• WIRE REQUIREMENTS:
When electric operation of the
door is from a remote station, a
minimum of five conductors
(minimum 14 gauge) are
required between the control
point and the door, except for
those models having the letter
“K” (keyswitch) in the suffix.
Keyswitch models require
minimum six conductors.
L O C K I N G S Y S T E M S
FOR INDIVIDUAL
SLIDING DOORS
Maximum security.
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