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LCN 8310-3857T – Surface Mount Kit

$50.00

Model 8310-3857T. Installer-grade surface mount kit.

SKU: 8310-3857T

Category: Actuators

Tags: automatic doors, installer-grade, LCN

Brands: LCN

Description

Actuator Package, 4-3/4˝ Square
Includes 8310-853T (2) Wall Mount Actuator, 8310-867S (2)
Surface Mount Box
OTE: Weather/Trim Rings are sold separately
G122

Additional information

Brand	LCN

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LCN 8310 Series is a modular system of touchless and push-plate door actuators, wireless transmitter/receiver sets, mounting boxes, escutcheons, weather/trim rings, safety sensors, and accessory kits used to remotely actuate LCN automatic swing-door operators (e.g., 4630/4640, 7900 pneumatic auto-equalizer, 9100 Benchmark, Senior Swing 2800/9500, Mid Swing 2900/9700 series). Touchless actuators and hardwired push plates require a wired, low-voltage power/control connection back to the door operator control box; most are also compatible with a 433 MHz or 900 MHz wireless transmitter/receiver pair for wireless actuation signaling instead of a run of activation wire. A subset of push plates (8310-852WP/853WP) are fully wireless/battery powered with no field control wiring at the plate itself (only the receiver, sold separately, is wired to the operator).

Product specifications
Touchless actuator supply (8310-813)	12-24 VAC ±10% or 12-24 VDC +30%/-10%, SELV-compatible power supplies only; power consumption < 1.5W; output is a voltage-free relay (max 60VDC/125VAC, 1A resistive, 30W)
900 MHz receiver input voltage (8310-880)	12-24 VAC/VDC; relay contact rating 1.0A@30VDC, 0.3A@60VDC, 0.5A@125VAC
Wireless transmitter power consumption (900 MHz)	30mA (standard TX) / 40mA (RX) / 22mA (retrofit TX)
Receiver capacity	up to 74-75 transmitters per standard receiver; unlimited for 'universal' mode
Low-voltage wiring	Connection count needs review
Electrical	The kit is labelled Hard Wired, but the supplied evidence gives no wiring instructions, terminal assignments, conductor counts or cable specification. The wiring requirement is therefore not established as a documented fact.