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1. General Information
1.1.1 Installation Instructions
This manual provides installation instructions for the following ED50/ED100/ED250 narrow header surface applied door configurations:
- Single doors: RH and LH pull, RH and LH push, RH and LH pull as push.
- Double doors: Pull, Push, Pull as push, Double egress.
Reference Para. 2.2 and 2.3 for illustrations.
1.1.2 Dimensions
Unless otherwise specified, all dimensions are given in both inches (") and [mm].
1.1.3 Building codes and standards
For ED50/ED100/ED250 narrow installation: observe applicable national and local building codes.
1.1.4 Symbols used in these instructions
WARNING
This symbol warns of hazards which could result in personal injury or threat to health.
CAUTION
This symbol warns of a potentially unsafe procedure or situation.
NOTICE
Draws attention to important information presented in this document.
TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Clarifies instructions or other information presented in this document.
2. Product Overview
2.1 Maximum Door Weights and Widths
Table 2.1.1: ED50 Low Energy Door Panel
| Application | Maximum Door Width | Weight (Pounds) | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exterior/Interior | 48" [1219mm] | 220 | 100 |
Table 2.1.2: ED100 Low Energy Door Panel
| Application | Maximum Door Width | Weight (Pounds) | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exterior | 48" [1219mm] | 220 | 100 |
| Interior | 48" [1219mm] | 600 | 272 |
Table 2.1.3: ED100 Full Energy Door Panel
| Application | Maximum Door Width | Weight (Pounds) | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exterior/Interior | 48" [1219mm] | 220 | 100 |
2.1.2 ED50/ED100/ED250 Narrow Header Exterior Door Installation
To insure proper suitability for exterior door use, the following topics must be addressed in the context of the door application setting:
- For site-specific use factors such as high wind conditions and/or building pressure, consult the factory.
- Door width, height, weight, and usage patterns.
- Observable prevailing conditions at the opening under which the operator is expected to perform. In some instances, this may require increased force settings to counteract these conditions.
- Door mounted presence sensors: When attempting to overcome these forces, it is strongly suggested that door mounted presence sensors be employed to enhance pedestrian safety through the opening.
2.1.1 Interior Building Surface Installation
Configuration Examples
2.2 Single Door Configurations
- Fig. 2.2.1 RH pull
- Fig. 2.2.2 RH pull as a push
- Fig. 2.2.3 RH push
2.3 Double Door Configurations
- Fig. 2.3.1 Pull
- Fig. 2.3.2 Push
- Fig. 2.3.3 Pull as push
2.4 Double Egress Configurations
- Fig. 2.4.1 RH Double egress
Hardware Components
Table 2.3.1: ED50 SA Push Arm Door Configurations
| Part Number | Description | Finish |
|---|---|---|
| DS4500-01A | ED50, SA LE Push LH CL | Clear |
| DS4500-01B | ED50, SA LE Push LH DB | Dk Bronze |
| DS4500-01E | ED50, SA LE Push LH Special | Special |
| DS4500-02A | ED50, SA LE Push RH CL | Clear |
| DS4500-02B | ED50, SA LE Push RH DB | Dk Bronze |
Safety Information: Low Energy Swinging Doors
Important Safety Checks
DO NOT USE DOOR if it fails any of these safety checks or if it malfunctions in any way. Call a qualified automatic door service company to have the door repaired or serviced.
These minimum safety checks, in addition to those in the Owner's Manual, should be made each day and after any loss of electrical power.
- Activate the door: Door should open at a slow smooth pace (4 or more seconds), and stop without impact.
- Door must remain fully open for a minimum of 5 seconds before beginning to close.
- Door should close at a slow, smooth pace (4 or more seconds), and stop without impact.
- Inspect the floor area: It should be clean with no loose parts that might cause the user to trip or fall. Keep traffic path clear.
- Inspect door's overall condition: The appropriate signage should be present and the hardware should be in good condition.
- Have door inspected by an AAADM certified inspector at least annually.