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BEST EPT-2 Electric Power Transfer with Armored Flex Conduit - 2 Conductor

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BEST EPT-2 Electric Power Transfer with Armored Flex Conduit - 2 Conductor

Professional Electrical Power Transfer Solution

The BEST EPT-2 Electric Power Transfer provides reliable electrical connectivity for door hardware applications requiring power transfer across moving joints. This 2-conductor system features armored flex conduit construction and accepts wire bundles up to 1/4" diameter. At eighteen inches long, the EPT-2 delivers the flexibility needed for professional electronic access control installations.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Flexible Length Design: Eighteen inches long provides optimal reach for door-to-frame power transfer applications.
  • Wire Bundle Capacity: Accepts up to 1/4" diameter wire bundles for versatile wiring configurations.
  • Armored Flex Conduit: Durable armored construction protects electrical connections from mechanical stress and environmental factors.
  • 2-Conductor Configuration: Dual conductor design supports standard power and control circuit requirements for electronic door hardware.
  • Professional Installation: Engineered for commercial electronic access control systems requiring reliable power transfer.
  • Mechanical Protection: Armored conduit design withstands repeated flexing cycles in high-traffic door applications.

Technical Specifications

  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Product Category: Electronic Access Controls
  • Product Group: Electronic Access Controls
  • Product Subgroup: Electrical Power Transfer
  • Product Type: Electrical Power Transfer
  • Series: EPT-2 Series
  • Subcategory: Electronic Access Controls

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify electrical requirements and ensure power is disconnected before beginning installation. Follow all applicable electrical codes and safety procedures.
  2. Mount the power transfer unit at the door hinge location ensuring adequate clearance for door operation and future service access.
  3. Route wiring through the armored flex conduit, ensuring wire bundle diameter does not exceed 1/4" capacity.
  4. Connect wiring according to manufacturer specifications and system requirements using appropriate connectors for the application.
  5. Secure both ends of the eighteen-inch conduit to prevent stress on electrical connections during door operation.
  6. Test electrical continuity and door operation through full range of motion to verify proper installation.
  7. Complete final inspection and document connections. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete installation specifications and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Building Electronic Access Control
  • Educational Facility Security Systems
  • Healthcare Institution Access Management
  • Retail Electronic Lock Systems
  • Industrial Facility Door Control
  • Government Building Security Integration
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Access Systems

Why Choose BEST Quality?

BEST EPT-2 Electric Power Transfer units deliver professional-grade reliability with armored flex conduit construction designed for demanding commercial applications. The precision-engineered design accommodates up to 1/4" wire bundles while providing eighteen inches of flexible length for optimal installation versatility. Engineered for electronic access control systems where dependable power transfer is essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
EPT-2 Series
Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Electrical Power Transfer
Product Type:
Electrical Power Transfer
Subcategory:
Electronic Access Controls
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Category:
Electronic Access Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

BEST EPT-2 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) How many wires can I run through the BEST EPT-2 power transfer?
The EPT-2 is a 2-conductor power transfer, and the armored flex conduit accepts wire bundles up to 1/4 inch in diameter. That covers a simple power and return run to an electrified lock or strike. If you need to carry monitoring, request-to-exit, and card reader circuits on the same opening, two conductors won't do it. The Precision EPT 12-conductor power transfer with quick connect is the higher-count option for multi-circuit electrified trim.
2) Is the BEST EPT-2 a surface or concealed power transfer?
The EPT-2 is an armored flex conduit type, so the loop runs between door and frame rather than being buried in the edge prep. If the specification calls for nothing visible when the door is closed, look at a concealed unit instead. The Securitron CEPT is a concealed electrical power transfer and it carries a fire rating.
3) I need more than two wires through the door for a card reader and electric latch retraction - what power transfer should I use instead of the EPT-2?
The BEST EPT-2 is a 2-conductor power transfer, which covers a single power or control circuit. When the opening needs reader data, monitoring, and latch retraction power at once, step up to the Precision EPT-12C, a 12-conductor power transfer with quick connect ends from the EPT Series. Count your conductors at the lock and the reader before choosing - electric latch retraction devices alone often consume more than two.
4) The EPT-2 mortises into the door and frame - is there a power transfer that doesn't require cutting the frame?
The BEST EPT-2 is an armored flex conduit unit routed at the hinge location between door and frame. If you cannot prep the frame, the Securitron TSB-C door cord is a surface-applied alternative built as a tamper resistant door cord, mounting to the face of the door and frame rather than being let into either. Surface cords are visible and reachable, so they suit back-of-house and equipment room openings better than public corridors.
5) Is the EPT-2 the right choice for a fire-rated opening?
Anything crossing a fire door assembly has to be listed for that use, and the BEST EPT-2 is catalogued for commercial door hardware without a fire rating attached to it. Where the drawing calls out a rated opening, the Securitron CEPT concealed electrical power transfer carries a fire rating in its specifications. Confirm the rating against the door and frame label before ordering either one.
6) Where does an electric power transfer like the EPT-2 get mounted on the door?
At the hinge edge, between the door and the frame, so the conduit flexes with the door swing rather than being pinched. Leave clearance for full door travel and for service access later. Both ends of the eighteen inch conduit get secured so the door's movement pulls on the anchors, not on the electrical terminations.
7) Is eighteen inches of conduit enough for a standard commercial door?
Eighteen inches is the full length of the EPT-2's armored flex loop, which gives enough slack for the door to swing through its range without straining the conductors. Measure the run from your junction point in the frame to the wire entry in the door, plus the loop the door needs at full open, before you commit to this length.
8) Should I use a power transfer or a door cord to get power into the door?
A power transfer like the EPT-2 mounts at the hinge edge with armored flex conduit and is the usual choice on commercial openings where the wiring needs mechanical protection through repeated flexing. A door cord is the simpler surface option when concealment and heavy protection aren't required; the Securitron TSB-C is the tamper resistant door cord in that category. Pick the transfer when the opening sees traffic and the cord when the run is light duty.
9) What are my alternatives to the BEST EPT-2 if I need a heavy duty power transfer?
Two Securitron units are the heavy duty options: the EPT electrical power transfer and the SEPT square-cut electrical power transfer, both catalogued as heavy duty. The SEPT's square-cut profile matters when the frame prep is a square mortise rather than a radiused one. For a fire rated concealed application, the Securitron CEPT is the one to look at.
10) Do I need to check anything before running wire through the EPT-2 conduit?
Check the bundle diameter first. The conduit takes up to 1/4 inch of wire bundle, so if you are pulling several jacketed conductors plus a shield, measure the bundle before you pull it. Kill power before starting, secure both conduit ends so door movement doesn't load the terminations, then cycle the door through its full swing and confirm continuity.
11) What's the closest straight equivalent to the BEST EPT-2 from another brand?
The nearest like-for-like is the Securitron EPT electrical power transfer, a mortised door-to-frame transfer from the EPT Series rated heavy duty. Like the BEST EPT-2, it is a concealed unit installed at the hinge side to carry conductors across the moving joint. Match the pocket prep already in the door before you swap brands - the cutouts are not universal.
12) Our frame prep is a square cut, not the radius pocket the EPT-2 wants - what fits?
The BEST EPT-2 is an armored flex conduit unit set into a hinge-side pocket. If the existing prep in the frame is square, the Securitron SEPT square-cut electrical power transfer is built for that cutout and is rated heavy duty. Verify the existing pocket dimensions in the field rather than from the original submittal - retrofit frames are frequently modified.
13) Is the EPT-2 rated for commercial use or is it a residential part?
Commercial. The EPT-2 is built for electronic access control on commercial openings, schools, healthcare, retail, government and multi-tenant residential buildings, where the armored conduit takes repeated flexing at a high-traffic door.
14) Can I use a door cord in place of the EPT-2 to save a frame cut?
They do the same job - carry conductors from frame to door - but they are not interchangeable in every opening. The BEST EPT-2 is a concealed armored flex conduit transfer, so the wiring is hidden and protected once the door is hung. The Securitron TSB-C is a door cord, exposed on the face of the opening, which is why it is described as tamper resistant. On a concealed-hardware or public-facing opening, the concealed transfer is what the spec usually means, even though the cord is electrically capable.
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Does the BEST EPT-2 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The BEST EPT-2 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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