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SENTROL Application notes - Alarms BC

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<strong>SENTROL</strong><br />

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Commercial <strong>Application</strong>s<br />

PROTECTING DEEPLY RECESSED DOORS<br />

APPLICATION<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

RECOMMENDED<br />

PRODUCTS<br />

Surface Mount <strong>Application</strong>s<br />

Five methods are presented here for protecting deeply recessed doors with surface<br />

mount contacts. Note that when mounting on steel, a spacer should be used<br />

behind the switch, and/or a wide gap switch should be used.<br />

Method 1: Magnet with Spacers<br />

Sentrol has a range of spacers available for each contact series. Stack spacers until<br />

magnet aligns with switch when the door is in the closed position.<br />

Method 2: Switch on Inside of Jamb<br />

This is a desirable mounting technique because no brackets are required. Use only<br />

on a door with a reliable stop so that the door cannot swing inward and hit the<br />

switch.<br />

Method 3: 1082, 1085T, or 1045T Series with Bracket<br />

Verify that the distance from the inside of door frame to inside of door does not<br />

exceed 1" (2.54 cm). If over 1" this application cannot be used — use Methods 4<br />

and 5.<br />

1082W or 1085TW with 1910 bracket, or 1045T with 1910-2 bracket<br />

Switch<br />

Spacers<br />

<strong>SENTROL</strong><br />

<strong>SENTROL</strong><br />

Magnet<br />

Method 1<br />

Door<br />

Switch<br />

Frame<br />

<strong>SENTROL</strong><br />

Switch<br />

Magnet<br />

MAGNETIC CONTACTS<br />

Bracket<br />

Magnet<br />

Method 2 Method 3<br />

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