Securitron Concealed Electrical Power Transfer Installation guide

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Concealed Electrical Power Transfer
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Installation guide

Securitron Concealed Electrical Power Transfer

The Securitron Concealed Electrical Power Transfer (CEPT) is a device that allows you to transfer electrical power from one side of a door to the other, without the need for visible wires. This can be useful for a variety of applications, such as powering door locks, intercom systems, and other electronic devices.

The CEPT is a small, compact device that is easy to install. It can be used with doors of any thickness, and it is compatible with both metal and wood doors. The CEPT comes with a variety of connectors, so you can use it with any type of electrical wire.

Securitron Concealed Electrical Power Transfer

The Securitron Concealed Electrical Power Transfer (CEPT) is a device that allows you to transfer electrical power from one side of a door to the other, without the need for visible wires. This can be useful for a variety of applications, such as powering door locks, intercom systems, and other electronic devices.

The CEPT is a small, compact device that is easy to install. It can be used with doors of any thickness, and it is compatible with both metal and wood doors. The CEPT comes with a variety of connectors, so you can use it with any type of electrical wire.

Securitron® CEPT
Concealed Electrical Power Transfer
Installation Instructions
Product Components
A CEPT Assembly
B Back Box (x2)
C Screws, 10-24 x 3/4” Phillips Flat
Head Undercut (for metal) (x13)
D Screws, #10 x 3/4” Phillips Flat
Head (for wood) (x13)
E Dolphin™ Connector (CEPT-10 only) (x17)
F Wire Nut (CEPT-10 only) (x4)
G Strain Relief Bushing (x2)
CEPT-TK (Option)
To be used when retrofitting CEPT into
an unprepared metal door & frame
H CEPT-TK Mounting Brackets (x4)
I Screws, 8-32 x 1/2” Phillips Flat Head (x10)
Diagram 1 Product Components
Diagram 2 Optional Components
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A
C
D
E F G
B
HI
CEPT-10
Traditional, Connect
10 Wire (2 + 8)
(2) Wire Nut +
(8) Crimp
EL- CEPT
ElectroLynx®
(ASSA ABLOY)
12 Wire
Connectors:
8pin + 4 pin
CEPT-C5E
CAT 5e
(TIA/EIA-568-B
compatible) 9
Wire (8 + 1)
Connectors:
6 Pin + 4 Pin
CEPT-NW
No Wires
Furnished
Warranty
The CEPT is covered by the MagnaCare®
lifetime replacement no fault warranty.
No registration is required. Product will be
replaced forever, for any reason, including but
not limited to installation error, vandalism, or
act of God. Replacement product is shipped at
ASSA ABLOY’s expense next day air if needed.
Prepare the Door & Frame for CEPT
If the door and frame have not been modified by the factory to accept the CEPT, then prepare the door and frame as shown
in Diagram 3. For metal door and frame installations, the CEPT-TK option will need to be installed, see Diagram 4.
Diagram 3 CEPT
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Specifications
Physical
For proper installation and operation of the
CEPT, the thickness of the door should be 1-3/4"
minimum. The door opening limitations listed
here apply to a 1-3/4" door equipped with the
following hinge sizes and configurations.
Door Swing Limitations
DOOR HINGE
CONFIGURATION
DOOR OPENING
ANGLE RANGE
4-1/2” to 5” Butt Hinge 0–180°
5-1/2” Butt Hinge 0–130°
6” Butt Hinge 0 –110°
3/4” Offset Pivot 0 –110°
Electrical (the following chart shows the electrical specifications for each CEPT model)
MODEL TYPE WIRE SIZE/QTY CURRENT LIMIT
(PER WIRE)
CEPT-10 10 Wires 18 AWG / 2 Max. 5A
22 AWG / 8 Max. 1A
EL-CEPT ElectroLynx®22 AWG / 12 Max. 1A
CEPT-C5E CAT 5e 24 AWG / 8 Max. 1A
22 AWG / 1 Ground (Max. 1A)
CEPT-NW No Wires Furnished (see note below) Max. 1A
NOTE: For the CEPT-NW, given the
movement of the electrical power transfer
during door movement, it is required that
certain steps are taken to prevent wire
breakage of ‘installer provided’ cabling.
1) Use only highly flexible cable with a
robust flexible jacket. Flexible cabling is
characterized by a high copper strand count
(we recommend at least 19 strands) while a
robust flexible jacket is at least 1/32” thick
(with a maximum jacket OD of 0.275") made of
PVC, PTFE, polyolefin or similar jacket material.
2) Provide for some wire slack for the wire
entering and exiting the CEPT. The wire bundle
must be free to move (approximately 1") within
the CEPT during normal door movement to
prevent wire breakage. As such, any splices or
connectors should be at least 2" away from
the exit of the power transfer device to ensure
the wire is not restricted from moving within
the CEPT during normal door movement.
Although using the above recommendations
reduces the risk of wire breakage, ASSA
ABLOY cannot be held responsible for wire
failure in power transfer devices in which
ASSA ABLOY did not provide the wiring.
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CEPT-TK Installation
For steel (or aluminum) construction
without backing plates.
1 Orient the LETTER on the bracket
facing out, see Diagram 5.
NOTE: “S” is for steel door & frame construction
“A” is for aluminum door & frame construction
2 INSERT Bracket inside of the cutout
3 SECURE with 8-32 x 1/2” screws
Diagram 5
Install the CEPT-TK
mounting brackets
Aluminum
Steel
Prepare the Door & Frame for CEPT-TK
For metal door and frame installations, the CEPT-TK option will need to be installed
Diagram 4 CEPT-TK
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Diagram 6 Install the strain relief bushing
Diagram 7 Attach back box and CEPT
Position
on Wire
Squeeze
Pliers
Push into 5/8"
Knock-out
Knock-outs
on back box
Installation
1 ROUTE CABLE through the holes
in the door and the frame.
2 REMOVE KNOCK-OUTS from the back box
NOTE: 7/8” diameter knock-outs for Electrical
Metallic Tubing (EMT) 5/8” diameter knock-
outs for Strain Relief Bushing.
3 ROUTE CABLE thru 5/8" diameter knock-out.
4 INSTALL the strain relief bushing, see Diagram 6:
NOTE: ALLOW sufficient wire length
(loop) for making connections
5 ATTACH BACK BOX with (1) screw
thru the center hole
6 ATTACH CEPT with (2) screws thru outer holes
NOTE: Use 10-24 X 3/4 screws for METAL.
Use #10 X 3/4 for WOOD see Diagram 7.
7 Make Wiring Connections
• CEPT 10 model: terminate the wire nuts for the
two-18 AWG wires, and the Dolphin™ connectors
(crimp type) for the eight-22 AWG wires.
• EL-CEPT model: terminate the ElectroLynx® connectors
• CEPT-C5E model: terminate the CAT 5e connectors
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Securitron Concealed Electrical Power Transfer Installation guide

Securitron
Brand
Securitron
Model
Concealed Electrical Power Transfer
Type
Installation guide

Securitron Concealed Electrical Power Transfer

The Securitron Concealed Electrical Power Transfer (CEPT) is a device that allows you to transfer electrical power from one side of a door to the other, without the need for visible wires. This can be useful for a variety of applications, such as powering door locks, intercom systems, and other electronic devices.

The CEPT is a small, compact device that is easy to install. It can be used with doors of any thickness, and it is compatible with both metal and wood doors. The CEPT comes with a variety of connectors, so you can use it with any type of electrical wire.

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