PDQ EPT100 Electric Power Transfer with ISMC Connectors

PDQ EPT100 Electric Power Transfer with ISMC Connectors

Concealed Electric Power Transfer with ISMC Connectors

The PDQ EPT100 electric power transfer carries power and signal wiring from the door frame to electrified hardware in the door, so the wiring can flex safely each time the door swings. It mortises into the door and frame, is completely concealed when the door is closed, and suits both new construction and retrofit openings.

Key Features

• Twelve 24 AWG wires terminated with Industry Standard Molex Connectors (ISMC)
• Maximum rating of 24 VDC, 1A
• Mortises into the door and frame and is completely concealed when the door is closed
• UL / ULC listed for fire doors
• Pairs with PDQ electrified hardware such as the MR199 mortise lock, GT199 cylindrical lock and 6W99 exit device trim

Technical Specifications

• Fire Rated: Yes
• Fire Rating: UL / ULC Listed for fire doors
• Wires: (12) 24 AWG wires with Industry Standard Molex Connectors (ISMC)
• Max rating: 24 VDC, 1A
• Mounting: Mortises into door and frame; completely concealed when door is closed
• Listing: UL / ULC Listed for fire doors
• Manufacturer Part Number: EPT100

Available Options

• Finish: US28 (628) - Satin Aluminum, S4 (693) - Black Painted

Each configuration has its own PDQ part number, for example EPT100US28.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an electric power transfer and when is one needed?
An electric power transfer routes power and signal wiring from the door frame to hardware mounted in the door, so the wiring can flex every time the door swings. It is needed whenever an electrified lock or exit device trim in the door has to be powered from the frame.

What is the difference between an electric power transfer and a wire harness?
The EPT100 routes wiring from the frame to the door across the swing, while a wire harness is a pre-terminated cable for connections that do not cross from frame to door.