Surface-mounted low-energy door operator (6000 series) for high-traffic commercial applications.
Norton 6331 appears as a common commercial low-energy operator configuration in Canadian distributor listings. Source: https://qualitydoorhardware.ca/products/norton-6331-low-energy-surface-mounted-electromechanical-door-operator-push-side-mounted-for-36-48-dr-width
| finish | 689, 690 |
|---|---|
| voltage | 120VAC |
| Low-voltage wiring | Connection count needs review |
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| Preparation | Install on a properly operating, balanced door. Verify the frame is properly reinforced and well anchored in the wall. Pull concealed electrical conduit and switch or sensor wires to the frame before proceeding. Select the actual handing and prepare mounting holes according to the applicable 6331 template. |
| Electrical | The current 6331 installation manual specifies 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 3.0 A input power. The maximum accepted conductor size is 12 AWG at LINE and NEUTRAL, and 14 AWG at other terminals. These are terminal size limits, not a universal cable-gauge requirement. Permanent wiring must follow local codes. |
| Preparation required | Yes |
| Electrical wiring required | Yes |
| Conditional connections | 6331 operator incoming AC power: cable runs quantity unspecified; conductor count unspecified; wire type not documented; size unspecified; shielding unspecified; rating The current 6331 installation manual specifies 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 3.0 A input power. The maximum accepted conductor size is 12 AWG at LINE and NEUTRAL, and 14 AWG at other terminals. These are terminal size limits, not a universal cable-gauge requirement. Permanent wiring must follow local codes.; endpoints Building AC power supply to Operator power input LINE and NEUTRAL terminals; when Installation configuration is Provide the documented AC input and use permanent wiring where required by local codes. Optional power-cord or conduit-bracket assemblies and their factory harnesses depend on the selected installation. Internal motor, ribbon and end-cap switch connections are not field cable counts. |
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