Gianni Industries GK1300 Series Installation guide

Brand: Gianni Industries

Model: GK1300 Series

Type: Installation guide

Gianni Industries GK1300 Series is a heavy-duty electric strike designed for use with a wide variety of mortise locks with offset latches. It features vertical adjustments for alignment, a sliding keeper shim for misaligned frames, and can accommodate deadbolts up to 1". The GK1300 Series is field selectable for fail-safe or fail-secure operation and includes 5 different stainless steel faceplates for a variety of applications.

GK1300 Series Electric Strike Installation Instructions

4” (116.9mm)

(41.5mm)

13/16”

(46.7mm)

3/8”

(35mm)

Specifications

• Heavy duty stainless steel construction (US 32D)

• Vertical adjustments allow for alignment with a wide

variety of mortise locks with offset latches

• Sliding keeper shim design for up to 1/8” (3mm) adjustment

for misaligned frames

• Accommodates deadbolts up to 1”

• Field selectable for fail-safe or fail-secure

• Non-handed design fits either right-handed or left-handed doors

• Trim plate included

• Optional latch monitor SW1300 (for GK1300M) - Indicates when door

is latched (The maximum input rating for SW1300M is 1.5A/40VDC)

• Includes 5 different stainless steel faceplates

Fail-Safe/ Fail-Secure Reversible

Fail-secure or fail-safe is field selectable by changing

position of screws as shown.

Features

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Note: Factory default setting is fail-secure.

FAIL-SAFE

FAIL-SECURE

Fail-Safe: Fail-Secure:

FAIL-SAFE

FAIL-SECURE

Sliding

Screw

Locking

Screw

Options

GK1300-12

GK1300-24

GK1300-1224

GK1300M-24

GK1300M-12

Part Number

GK1300M-1224

12 or 24 VDC 12/24 VDC

Latch Monitor

(SW1300)

3 3/8” (85mm)

5/16” (84.5mm)

5/8”

UL Requirements

• For indoor use only.

• Wiring methods shall be in accordance with NFPA 70.

• The GK1300 series is intended to be used with UL Listed Exit Hardware.

• The GK1300 series shall not impair the intended operation of an emergency exit.

• The GK1300 series shall not impair the operation of panic hardware mounted

on the door.

250,000 cycles (UL tested)

Operating Voltage

Current Draw

Operating Temp.

Endurance Rating

Latch Throw

Static Strength

Dynamic Strength

1,000,000 cycles (Factory tested)

12VDC, 24VDC, 12/24VDC

1” (25mm) max with 1/8” (3mm) door gap

1000 lbs (454Kg)

33 ft-lbs

Humidity

0~85% non-condensing

14°F to 120°F (-10°C to 49°C)

250mA/12VDC or 150mA/24VDC

300mA/12VDC, 150mA/24VDC

Single Voltage:

Dual Voltage:

1. Loosen and remove the locking screw.

2. Loosen and move the sliding screw to the desired setting,

and replace/retighten both screws.

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Latch monitor wires

Rated:1.5A/40VDC

Power

Supply

Wiring Instructions

Brown: N.O.

White: COM.

Grey: N.C.

White: 12VDC Red: 24VDC

12 or 24 VDC Wiring Diagram

N.C. for “Fail-Safe” operation

N.O. for “Fail-Secure” operation

12/24 VDC Wiring Diagram

(Polarity Insensitive)

Red

Black

Control Device

(Polarity Insensitive)

White

Black

Control Device

For 12VDC Operation:

For 24VDC Opration:

Performance Level

Destructive Attack: Level I

Line Security: Level I

Standby Power: Level I

Endurance: Level IV

The mounting tabs are only used for aluminum and metal door frames. This is commonly done when retrofitting door frames.

Drill holes according to the template for installation

of the mounting tabs.

When installing, do not over-tighten the screws as

small adjustments may be required to secure a

snug fit for the door strike.

Mounting the Strike Using Mounting Tabs

Mounting the Trim Plate

1. If the hole cut for the faceplate

is too large or is jagged, the trim

plate can be mounted over the

hole to improve the appearance

of the installation.

2. Screw the trim plate into the

mounting holes at the top and

bottom of the door strike using

the included trim plate screws

before installing the strike to the

door frame.

Installing the Crimp Connectors

Mounting Tabs

Machine

Screws

(32mm)

" (27mm)

" (18mm)

" (79mm)

" (123.8mm

)

(32mm)

" (29mm)

" (22mm)

(73mm)

" (123.8mm

)

(32mm)

" (123.8mm

)

" (58mm) 1

" (28mm)

(38mm)

" (40mm)1

" (40mm)

(44mm)

(32mm)

" (123.8mm

)

" (18mm)

" (72mm)

(32mm)

" (123.8mm

)

(34mm)

GK1300 Series Faceplates Dimensions

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EF GHI

Note: If it is necessary to cut a hole in the frame, mounting tabs maybe required to strengthen the installation.

Deadbolt Latch Installation Latchbolt Installation

Crimp connectors are provided to make wiring connections

easier and more reliable. To install the connectors:

1. Insert the wires into the connector.

2. Use a crimping tool or pliers to evenly press down

on the head of the connector.

Align to marked latch line

DO NOT PHOTOCOPY AS DIMENSION COULD EXIST TOLERANCE

35mm

Cut 35mm of depth

from jamb edge.

Front face of lock latch

Strike Housing

Refer to the supplied template. Verify lock compatibility and determine the

reference line on the template.

Latch bolt centerline

Cylindrical lock centerline

5mm

Fasten the mounting tabs

to the frame.

Connect the wires using

the crimp connectors, then

test the strike, ensure to

give it correct voltage.

Crimp

Connectors

Electric Strike Installations

t 35mm of depth

om jamb edge.

Align to marked l

atch line

Front face of lo

ck latch

Latch bolt centerline

35m

Cut

35mm of depth

fro

m jamb edge.

Align to m

arked latch line

Front face

of lock latch

Measure latch position

and mark on the frame.

Attach the template to the

frame and align the

reference line with the

marked line.

Drill and cut the frame

according to the template.

Latch bolt centerline

Note:

Proper gap must be reserved between the strike keeper and latch bolt to prevent solenoid valve failure.

Deadbolt

Keeper

Deadlatch

Ramp

Adjusting Deadbolt Keeper:

Extend the deadbolt, move the

door close to the strike, and let

the deadbolt touch the strike

keeper. Mark deadbolt lines on

the strike keeper. Open the door

and adjust the deadbolt keeper

up and down to align with the

marked lines.

Adjusting Deadlatch Ramp:

Move the door close to the strike.

When the deadlatch touches the

strike keeper, mark deadlatch

lines on the strike keeper. Open

the door and adjust the deadlatch

ramp up and down to align with

the marked lines.

For cylindrical lock applications,

remove the keeper sliding shim

from the strike to ensure proper

latch throw depth.

Cylindrical Lock

Keeper Sliding Shim

Adjusting Keeper Sliding Shim

For Mortise Locks

To minimize door play, slide the

keeper shim up and down to align

with the latch bolt position.

Keeper Sliding Shim

and

down

and

down

Keeper

Optional Latch Monitor SW1300 Installations

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Latch monitor wires

Rated: 1.5A/40VDC

White: COM.

Grey:N.C.

Brown: N.O.

Test the door to make sure that the latch depresses

the latch monitor lever. If not, trim the 3 ribs on

the lever using side cutters.

Move the door towards

the strike.

Mark latch limit lines on

the keeper.

Remove the strike. Mount the SW1300

(latch monitor) and align

with the marked lines on

the keeper.

Test to see if any adjustment

is necessary.

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Sticker Template Instruction

Electric Strike Adjustment

1 2 3

4 5

and

down

Mortise Lock

Latchbolt

For Cylindrical Locks

Gianni Industries GK1300 Series Installation guide

Gianni Industries GK1300 Series Installation guide

Gianni Industries GK1300 Series Installation guide

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