Schlage 672 Series Manuel utilisateur
© 2011 Ingersoll-Rand Company
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Printed in U.S.A.
941128-00 Rev. 7/11_b
941128-00
672 Series TouchBar
INSTALLATION AND WIRING MANUAL
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The 672 Series Request to Exit TouchBar is a non-latching releasing device. It is most
often used as a switch to release a magnetic lock. A double pole output is standard, and allows for use when
integrating with a monitoring system which requires a signal for legal egress. The device can be ordered to fit 3
standard door openings or can be cut to size in the field. A 24-inch (minimum) pre-connected cable comes standard
to make installation easier.
These devices are to be installed in accordance with the applicable codes and the local authorities having jurisdiction.
It is up to local authority having jurisdiction whether this is to be installed in lieu of panic hardware.
WHAT MODEL DO YOU HAVE?
EXAMPLE: 672-36-628-RD-RHR-WD
DOOR WIDTH:
36”
42”
48” PUSHPAD:
RD Black Pushpad w/ RED letters
GID Glow-in-dark
OPTIONS:
AR 18” armored door cord (no wire)
WD Sex nuts/screws for wood or hollow metal door applications
SHK Aluminum door mounting shim kit (screws included)
TYPICAL INSTALLATION:
BAR FINISHES:
628 Satin aluminum
313 Dark Satin Bronze
HANDING:
RHR or LHR (Shown above) to change
hand (if required) see page 2.
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STEP 1
Place the TouchBar on the door and measure the distance
between each end and the stop (or frame on a blade stop
door). It should be at least 3/8” of an inch. If so, proceed
to step 2. If not, the TouchBar will need to be cut to size.
1. REMOVE END CAPS AND BRACKETS.
2. REMOVE PIVOT HINGE COMPONENTS AND
SWITCH COMPONENTS. KEEP THE PIVOT
HINGE AND SWITCH ASSEMBLIES TOGETHER
WHEN DISASSEMBLING DEVICE.
3. SLIDE OUT PUSH PAD AND EXIT SIGN
(IF FURNISHED) AS SHOWN. SLIDE OUT
COVER PLATE.
SWITCH ASSEMBLY
CROSS SECTION OF SWITCH AREA:
SWITCH LEVER
SWITCH
PUSHBAR END CAP
SPRING
SWITCH ADJUSTMENT SCREW
PUSHBAR END CAP BRACKET
PUSHBAR
END CAP:
SEE INSET
BELOW
3/8”(min)
3/8”(min)
SLIDE PUSHBAR END CAP UNDER
SWITCH LEVER AND CAPTURE
SPRING.
SEE BACK COVER FOR COMPLETE EXPLODED VIEW.
CUTTING TOUCHBAR TO SIZE:
A. Measure the DOOR WIDTH, hereafter referred
to as dimension “X”
HOLLOW METAL OR WOOD DOOR:
DIMENSION “X”
B. Disassemble the TouchBar as shown below: CHANGING HAND:
1. REMOVE SWITCH SIDE
END CAP AND PUSHBAR
END CAP.
2. REMOVE “PUSH TO EXIT”
SIGN AND INSERT AND
REVERSE LETTER DIREC-
TION.
3. REFER TO THIS PAGE TO
RE-INSTALL END CAPS.
SWITCH SIDE END CAP
COVER PLATE
INSERT
PUSH PAD
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C. Calculate the correct length to cut the housing extrusion and pushbar extrusion using the door
width as determined in step 1 (dimension “X”).
D. Calculate the correct length to cut the cover plate extrusion using the door width determined in
step 1.
E. Cut metal parts to length determined above (using a metal miter saw is recommended to
ensure a good clean cut and a right angle). Do not cut the plastic push pad.
F. Reassemble the TouchBar (without installing the end caps). Note that the screws which connect
parts to the aluminum extrusions are self tapping (thread forming) screws. It is recommended that
a power tool be used to drive them in. This will make assembly easier.
NOTE: AT THIS TIME THE TOUCHBAR CAN BE HANDED BY ASSEMBLING THE
“PUSH TO EXIT” SIGN (IF FURNISHED) IN THE CORRECT ORIENTATION.
EXTRUSION LENGTH = “X” - 4 13/16”
COVER PLATE LENGTH = “X” - 20 7/8”
CHANNEL EXTRUSION
PUSHBAR EXTRUSION
COVER PLATE
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STEP 2 LOCATING AND DRILLING THE WIRE HOLE
a. On the hinge-side of door, mark a horizontal centerline at the desired height for the TouchBar.
b. Place a channel end cap bracket over the centerline.
c. Center wire hole in the adaper plate with the centerline that was marked on door. (See below)
d. Mark center of wire hole and center of one mounting hole.
d. Drill a 5/8” wire access hole at wire hole mark. DO NOT DRILL WIRE HOLE THRU DOOR.
WIRE HOLE
LOCATION:
Note that hole
size and loca-
tion depends on
fastener type
(SEE STEP 3).
WIRE HOLE IS
ALWAYS ON
HINGE SIDE
OF FRAME
STEP 3 MARK AND DRILL MOUNTING HOLES
Fasten TouchBar to door. There are three methods of fastening the device to the door:
SELF DRILLING SELF TAPPING SCREWS:
a. Hold device in position determined in step 2.
b. Using a powered screw driver, screw in one screw on one side.
c. Level the device. Secure other side with self drilling screw.
d. Install remaining two screws.
USE A LEVEL WHEN MARKING HOLES
ALUMINUM DOOR MOUNTING SHIMS
MUST BE USED FOR ALL NARROW
STYLE ALUMINUM DOORS. THEY
CAN BE OMITTED FOR HOLLOW
METAL AND WOOD DOORS.
SHK Option for REX
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STEP 3: WIRING
Provision must be made for conductors to get to the
device on the door. Common methods are an electric
hinge, door cord, or power transfer device. Purchase
with AR option to receive a model 798-18 armored
door cord to facilitate power transfer. Make wiring
connections as required by the system wiring dia-
gram. Contact colors are shown below:
DPDT(STANDARD)
4 AMPS @30VDC
SWITCH ADJUSTMENT:
The switch sensitivity is set at the factory. If the switch is
determined to be too sensitive or not sensitive enough it
can be adjusted by loosening the screw which secures
the switch assembly and sliding the switch to the left or
right. BE SURE TO TIGHTEN THE SCREW AFTER
ADJUSTMENT.
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW
BLIND NUT INSTALLATION:
a. Drill four 9/32” holes on device side only of door in positions marked in step 3.
b. Install blind nuts as shown to right.
c. Secure device using # socket cap screws.
I. Assemble tool to install blind
nut as shown using the parts
supplied.
II. Install blind nut assembly
into pre-drilled 9/32” hole in
door. Hold the socket head
screw firmly with the hex
wrench to prevent rotations as
shown.
III. Using a 3/8” wrench, rotate
the nut clockwise until the nut
collapses against the inside of
the door skin. Some resistance
will be felt. Carefully tighten
until nut is secure.
Do not overtighten.
WD OPTION - SEX NUTS FOR WOOD DOORS:
a. Drill four 13/32” holes thru door in positions marked in step 3.
b. Using a rubber mallet, hammer in sex nuts from opposite side of door.
c. Secure device using #10-24 pan head screws.
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ALUMINUM DOOR
MOUNTING SHIMS
900275
QTY. 2 EXIT INSERT
972792 RD
972794 GID
972791
114281
PUSHBAR
ENDCAP
972785
QTY. 2
972800
972796
PUSHBAR
ENDCAP
BRACKET
972795
QTY. 2
972799
COVER PLATE
972766 36"
742
848
97276 "
97276 "
CHANNEL END CAP
972784
QTY. 2
990584
SCREW
990583
QTY. 4
MOUNTING
SCREW
PACK
900256
QTY. 1
END CAP
BRACKET
972797
QTY. 2
CHANNEL
972781 36"
82 42
83 48
9727 "
9727 "
PUSH BAR
972772 36"
73 42
74 48
9727 "
9727 "
PARTS BREAKDOWN
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