ACSI 1550K-MDP Electric Motor Latch Retraction Kit for Precision 2000, 5000
The ACSI 1550K-MDP is an electric motor latch retraction modification kit for Precision 2000 and 5000 Series exit devices. It enables simultaneous latch retraction and dogging via motorized control, integrating with 24VDC access control and life-safety systems. Available for field or factory installation.
Key Features
- Simultaneous electric latch retraction and dogging (push bar depressed)
- UL Listed for panic and fire exit hardware
- Compatible with mortise, rim, concealed, and surface vertical rod devices
- Field or factory installation
- Quiet motor, continuous duty rating
- 24VDC operation, low power draw
- Non-polarized leads with on-board diagnostic LEDs
- Automatic retry logic
- Interfaces with life-safety systems
- ACSI Series 1400 power supplies recommended
ACSI 1550K Electric Motor Latch Retraction Kit Series
- 1550K-MDV - Von Duprin 33A/35A, 98/99
- 1550K-MDV22 - Von Duprin 22
- 1550K-MDC - Corbin Russwin ED4000/ED5000, Yale 7000
- 1550K-MDD - Dorma 9000
- 1550K-MDT - Hager 4500/4600, PDQ 6200, Stanley QED100/200/300
- 1550K-MDS - Sargent 80; Arrow 1000/3000/4000
- 1550K-MDP - Precision 2000/5000
- 1550K-MDF - Falcon 24/25
- 1550K-MDH - Design Hardware 1000
- 1550K-MDX - Dorex 9500
- 1550K-MDO - Falcon 1690/1790
- 1550K-VD - Von Duprin 33/35 and 98/99 (Solenoid Latch Retraction Kit)
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Subcategory:
- Electric Motor Latch Retraction
- Series:
- 1500 Series
- Collection:
- 1500 Series
- Product Type:
- Electric Motor Latch Retraction Kits
- Compatibility:
- Precision 2000 Series, 5000 Series
- Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Product Group:
- Electronic Access Controls
- Product Subgroup:
- Parts and Accessories
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Electronic:
- Yes
- Lock Function:
- Part/Component
- Parts and Accessories Type:
- Replacement Parts
- Product Attribute:
- Parts and Accessories
- Tags:
- 1550k mdo, electric latch retraction panic bar, electric latch retraction
- Product Function:
- Part/Component
- Electrical Configuration:
- Motorized Latch Retraction
- Product Category:
- Electronic Access Controls
- Department:
- Door Hardware
ACSI 1550K-MDP – Frequently Asked Questions
1) My exit devices are Von Duprin and Falcon, not Precision. Which ACSI 1550K latch retraction kit do I order?
Not the MDP, that suffix is Precision 2000 and 5000 only. ACSI matches the kit to the device family: 1550K-MDV for Von Duprin 33A/35A and 98/99, 1550K-MDV22 for Von Duprin 22, 1550K-MDF for Falcon 24/25, 1550K-MDO for Falcon 1690/1790, 1550K-MDC for Corbin Russwin ED4000/ED5000 and Yale 7000, 1550K-MDD for Dorma 9000, 1550K-MDT for Hager 4500/4600, PDQ 6200 and Stanley QED100/200/300, 1550K-MDS for Sargent 80 and Arrow 1000/3000/4000, 1550K-MDH for Design Hardware 1000, and 1550K-MDX for Dorex 9500. Identify the device on the door first, then pick the suffix.
2) Does the ACSI 1550K-MDP include the exit device, or is it only the retraction hardware?
Only the modification. The 1550K-MDP is the electric motor latch retraction kit that goes into a Precision 2000 or 5000 exit device you already own or are buying separately, so the panic bar itself is not part of it. To finish the opening you also need a 24VDC power supply, ACSI's Series 1400 supplies being the recommended match, and whatever signals the release: card reader, push button or time schedule.
3) What power supply and voltage does the ACSI 1550K-MDP motor latch retraction kit need?
24VDC, and ACSI names its own Series 1400 power supplies as the recommended source. Current draw is low and the motor carries a continuous duty rating, so it can be held retracted for long periods rather than only pulsed. Wiring is forgiving too, the leads are non-polarized, so there is no positive and negative to get backwards at the device end.
4) Can the ACSI 1550K-MDP be used on a fire-rated door with fire exit hardware?
Yes. The 1550K-MDP modification is UL Listed for both panic hardware and fire exit hardware, which is the distinction that matters on a labeled opening, and it interfaces with life-safety systems. That interface is not optional on a fire door: the retraction has to drop out on alarm so the latches project and the device relatches. On a non-rated panic opening you can hold it retracted all day; on a fire door it stays tied to the alarm.
5) Can I keep a Precision panic device unlatched for push-pull operation during business hours with an electric latch retraction kit?
That is exactly what the motorized kit does. Energize it and it retracts the latch and dogs the device with the push bar depressed at the same time, so the door pushes and pulls free with no one touching the bar. The continuous duty rating means it can sit that way through the day, and dropping power lets the latch project again. Tie the input to a card reader, a time clock or a reception release. On fire exit hardware you cannot use it this way, the retraction has to release on alarm.
6) Do Precision exit devices have to go back to the factory to get electric latch retraction, or can it be added on site?
Either way works. ACSI supplies the 1550K-MDP as a field-installed or factory-installed modification, so an existing Precision 2000 or 5000 already hung on the opening can be converted in place instead of buying new devices. ACSI's engineers back it with system design help, wiring diagrams and diagnostics, which is where most of the time goes on a retrofit anyway.
7) What is the difference between ACSI's 1550K motor latch retraction kits and the 1550K-VD solenoid kit?
The MD-series kits, including the MDP for Precision, are motor driven: quiet operation, low current at 24VDC, and a continuous duty rating for doors that stay retracted for long stretches. The 1550K-VD is ACSI's solenoid latch retraction kit and it is built only for Von Duprin 33/35 and 98/99. So the two are not interchangeable choices on the same door. With a Precision 2000 or 5000 the MDP motor kit is the part that fits.
8) How many ACSI 1550K-MDP kits do I need for a pair of doors with Precision surface vertical rod devices?
One kit per device. The 1550K-MDP modifies a single exit device, so a pair with a device on each leaf takes two, and both need to be fed from the 24VDC supply. Surface vertical rod is one of the device styles the kit works with, along with rim, mortise and concealed vertical rod, so a pair of SVR Precision devices is a normal application for it.
9) An ACSI 1550K latch retraction kit is not pulling the latch in. Where do I start troubleshooting?
The module has on-board diagnostic LEDs, so read those before pulling anything apart. Reversed wiring is not the culprit, the leads are non-polarized. The kit also runs automatic retry logic, meaning it re-attempts a retraction that did not complete instead of simply failing, so an intermittent fault often points at the 24VDC supply or the release signal rather than the motor. ACSI's engineers provide wiring diagrams and diagnostic support for the 1500 Series.
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