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Sargent 2300 Grade 1 Fire Guard Electromechanical Multi-Point Hold Open Door Closer

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Sargent 2300 Series Grade 1 Fire Guard Electromechanical Multi-Point Hold Open Door Closer with 3-Hour Fire Rating

Professional Fire-Rated Door Control Solution

The Sargent 2300 Series Fire Guard electromechanical closer-holder combines ANSI/BHMA A156.4 Grade 1 hydraulic door closer performance with intelligent hold-open functionality. This UL10C listed device provides positive pressure fire rating up to 3 hours while offering multi-position hydraulic hold open from 10° to 170°. Operating on 24VDC or 120VAC with fail-safe operation, the unit accommodates reveals up to 7" (178mm) on push side installations with 2-11/16" (68mm) projection from frame face.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Multi-Position Hold Open Range: Hydraulic hold open system allows door positioning from 10° to 170° with selective hold open capability at any degree beyond pre-set point for maximum operational flexibility.
  • 3-Hour Fire Rating: UL10C positive pressure rating up to 3 hours with UL-cUL listing ensures code compliance for fire and smoke rated door applications.
  • Grade 1 Closer Performance: ANSI/BHMA A156.4 Grade 1 hydraulic closer with rack and pinion operation provides adjustable spring power, closing speeds, latching speeds, and backcheck for professional-grade performance.
  • Dual Voltage Operation: 24VDC and 120VAC operation with fail-safe functionality accommodates various electrical system requirements for flexible installation options.
  • Reveal Accommodation: Accommodates reveals up to 7" (178mm) on push side installations with 2-11/16" (68mm) projection from frame face for versatile mounting configurations.
  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Metal cover secured by machine screws with maintained on/off switch and maximum door opening capacity to 180° for demanding commercial applications.
  • Manufacturer Warranty: 2 year limited warranty on electromechanical components provides added confidence and protection.
  • Professional Finish Options: Available in 7 finishes to complement various architectural specifications and design requirements.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify electrical requirements match available power supply. Confirm voltage (24VDC or 120VAC) and current capacity before proceeding.
  2. Disconnect power supply before beginning installation. Follow all applicable electrical codes and safety procedures.
  3. Mount the unit in the specified location ensuring adequate clearance for wiring access, ventilation, and future service requirements.
  4. Route and connect wiring according to manufacturer wiring diagrams. Use appropriate wire gauge and connectors for the application.
  5. Configure operational settings including fail-safe operation and hold-open positions per application requirements.
  6. Restore power and test all functions including normal operation, hold-open functionality, fire alarm release, and integration with connected systems.
  7. Complete final inspection and document settings. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete wiring diagrams, programming instructions, and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

  • Fire-Rated Door Systems in Commercial Buildings
  • Healthcare Facility Corridor and Stairwell Doors
  • Educational Institution Fire Safety Compliance
  • Office Building Conference Room Access
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Fire Doors
  • Industrial Facility Fire Barrier Systems
  • Government Building Emergency Egress Control

Why Choose Sargent Quality?

Sargent Fire Guard door closers deliver professional-grade reliability with Grade 1 hydraulic closer performance and UL10C fire rating up to 3 hours. The 2 year limited warranty on electromechanical components provides added assurance for demanding commercial applications. Engineered for fire safety compliance and daily operational convenience where dependable performance and code adherence are essential.

Product Specs

Series:
2300 Series
Product Type:
Electrified Door Closers
Grade:
Grade 1
Duty Level:
Heavy Duty
Product Group:
Door Controls
Product Subgroup:
Door Closers - Electromechanical (Fire and Life Safety)
Subcategory:
Electrified Closers and Holders
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
ADA Compliant:
Yes
Delay Function:
No
Mounting Method:
Surface
Product Category:
Door Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Sargent 2313 24V EN RH – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Sargent 2300 Fire Guard closer hold my fire door open and release it on the alarm?
That is exactly what the 2300 Series does. It is an electromechanical closer-holder: hydraulic hold open anywhere from 10 to 170 degrees, with the hold released electrically. It runs fail-safe, so when power drops or the fire alarm cuts the circuit, the hold releases and the closer shuts the door. UL10C positive pressure listed to 3 hours, UL-cUL.
2) Which Sargent 2300 arm do I order for a push side mount with a deep frame reveal?
Push side on the 2300 is either the 2370 regular arm (4 inch to 7 inch reveal, 165 degree swing) or the 2390 regular arm (4 inch to 7 inch reveal, 180 degree swing). Pick by how far the door needs to open. The unit projects 2-11/16 inches (68mm) from the frame face on push side, so check your clearance to any wall or soffit above the opening. If you are mounting pull side instead, the arms are the 2310 slide arm rigid, the 2330 double egress, and the 2360 slide arm swing free.
3) I need a closer-holder for a pair of double egress doors in a hospital corridor. Does Sargent make a 2300 for that?
The 2330 arm is the double egress version of the 2300 closer-holder, pull side mounted. Double egress frames swing opposite directions on each leaf, so you order one unit per leaf and hand each one, left hand or right hand. It is a Grade 1 heavy duty commercial closer, which is what corridor and cross-corridor traffic in healthcare needs.
4) What do I have to specify when ordering a Sargent 2300 closer?
Five things settle the part: arm and mounting (2310, 2330, 2360, 2370, or 2390), handing (left or right), spring size (3, 4, or 5), voltage (24VAC/DC or 120V), and finish. Handing and arm are the two that get ordered wrong most often, because the arm choice also decides push side versus pull side and how far the door can swing.
5) Does the Sargent 2300 run on 24V or does it need a 120V line to the door?
Both are offered. The 2300 closer-holder is built either as 24VAC/DC or as 120V, and that is a build option, not a field setting, so it has to be specified on the order. If the building already has a 24V fire alarm or access control power supply, the 24VAC/DC unit ties into it; the 120V unit takes line voltage to the head of the frame.
6) I just need to hold a door open on the alarm, I already have a closer on it. Is the Sargent 2300 what I want?
Probably not. The 2300 replaces the closer, because the hold open mechanism and the Grade 1 hydraulic closer are one surface mounted unit. If the existing closer is good and you only need alarm release hold open, an electrified door holder such as the Norton Rixson Checkmate 99 does that job and leaves the closer alone. Go to the 2300 when the closer is being replaced anyway or when you want one device and one set of adjustments on the opening.
7) What is the closest alternative to a Sargent 2300 Fire Guard closer-holder for a fire-rated opening that needs to release on alarm?
The Norton Rixson Smok-Chek V is the nearest equivalent in concept: like the Sargent 2300, it is a single surface unit that combines the door closer and the electrified hold-open, with fire safety release built in, so one device both closes the door and drops the hold open when the alarm signals. The Sargent 2300 is a Grade 1 surface-mounted unit with hydraulic multi-position hold open from 10 degrees to 170 degrees and a UL10C positive pressure rating up to 3 hours, ordered in 3 inch, 4 inch, or 5 inch spring size and 24VAC/DC or 120V. If the opening already has an acceptable closer and only the hold-open function is being added, the Smok-Chek V's closer half is redundant.
8) The door already has a working closer and only needs electric hold open tied to the fire alarm. What should be used instead of the Sargent 2300?
Use a dedicated electrified holder such as the Norton Rixson Checkmate 99, which is a door holder with fire safety integration rather than a closer, so it adds alarm-released hold open to an opening whose existing closer stays in place. The Sargent 2300 is a closer and holder in one body: it carries the Grade 1 hydraulic closer with adjustable spring power, closing speed, latching speed, and backcheck, and is ordered by spring size in 3 inch, 4 inch, or 5 inch and by handing, left or right. Choosing the 2300 in this situation means replacing a closer that does not need replacing, and matching a new spring size and hand to the opening.
9) What spring size do I need on a Sargent 2300 door closer?
Spring sizes 3, 4, and 5 are offered on the 2300. Larger spring size means more closing force for wider or heavier doors and for openings fighting stack pressure; smaller means less force at the push. The 2300 is ADA compliant, so where the opening has to meet ADA opening force you want the lowest size that still closes and latches the door reliably. Spring power is field adjustable along with closing speed, latching speed, and backcheck.
10) What is the difference between a swing free closer and a hold open closer on a fire door?
Swing free, the 2360 arm on the 2300, leaves the door free to move by hand through its whole range while power is on, so a resident or patient can push it with almost no effort. Multi-point hold open, on the other arms, parks the door at a chosen angle between 10 and 170 degrees and keeps it there. Both drop out on power loss and close the door. Choose swing free where the goal is easy operation on a fire rated door; choose hold open where the goal is to keep the opening standing open for traffic or airflow.
11) Can I hold the door open past 90 degrees, and how far does the Sargent 2300 let a door swing?
Hold open is selectable from 10 to 170 degrees, and the closer allows a maximum door opening to 180 degrees. Beyond the preset point it will hold at any degree you stop it at. The practical ceiling is your arm choice on push side: the 2370 gives 165 degrees of swing, the 2390 gives 180.
12) Sargent 2300 or a Norton Rixson closer-holder, what is the difference?
The 2300 is a surface mounted Grade 1 hydraulic closer with the electric hold built into the same unit, ordered by arm, hand, spring size, and voltage. Among the Norton Rixson alternatives, the Smok-Chek V is likewise a combined electrified closer and holder with fire safety release, and the 7700 Power Track is a track arm electrified closer with hold open. The Checkmate 99 is a different animal, an electrified door holder only, so it has no closer in it and you would pair it with a separate door closer.
13) How does the Norton Rixson 7700 Power Track differ from a Sargent 2300 for a corridor door that has to hold open and release?
Both are electrified closers with hold open, so both will hold a corridor door and release it. The difference is in how the hold open is achieved and where the hardware sits. The 7700 Power Track works through a track arm, as the Power Track name indicates. The Sargent 2300 holds hydraulically and is specified by arm type at order: 2310 and 2360 are pull side slide arm units, rigid and swing free respectively, 2330 is a pull side double egress arm, and 2370 and 2390 are push side regular arms for 4 inch to 7 inch reveals at 165 degree and 180 degree swing. On a push side installation the 2300 handles reveals up to 7 inches with a 2-11/16 inch projection from the frame face, so where the frame condition drives the choice, the arm option decides it more than the brand does.
14) For a swing free fire door where the leaf must move freely until the alarm sounds, is a Sargent 2300 or a Norton Rixson holder the right choice?
For swing free operation, order the Sargent 2300 in the 2360 pull side slide arm swing free configuration, which is the arm built for that behavior on a UL10C rated opening carrying a positive pressure rating up to 3 hours. The Norton Rixson Checkmate 99 is a holder with fire safety integration and no closer, so it holds and releases but does not control the leaf in between; the Norton Rixson Smok-Chek V and 7700 Power Track are closer and holder units, but the swing free arm is what the 2360 specifically provides. Both electrified 2300 voltages, 24VAC/DC and 120V, are available in that arm.
15) Which electrified closer should be specified for a pair of double egress doors in a healthcare corridor?
Order the Sargent 2300 with the 2330 pull side double egress arm, which is the configuration made for a double egress frame; the other 2300 arms are single-direction pull side slide arms or push side regular arms. The unit is a Grade 1 heavy duty commercial closer and is ADA compliant, with hold open selectable at any degree beyond the pre-set point across a 10 to 170 degree range for corridor doors that are propped through the day. Among the alternatives, the Norton Rixson Smok-Chek V and 7700 Power Track are closer-holder units and the Checkmate 99 is a holder only, and none is described as a double egress arm, so the 2330 is what addresses the frame condition directly.
16) What finishes does the Sargent 2300 closer come in?
Six finish choices on the 2300 cover the usual commercial palette: BSP black suede powder coat and WSP white suede powder coat for painted frames, EN sprayed aluminum enamel to sit with aluminum storefront, EAB sprayed brass enamel, and two bronzes, EP to match satin bronze and EB to match dark satin bronze. If you are standardizing a building, the two powder coats are the ones that hide handling marks best on high traffic corridor doors.
17) Does the Sargent 2300 have a delayed action setting for slow closing?
No delay function on the 2300. Adjustments are spring power, closing speed, latching speed, and backcheck. If an opening genuinely needs delayed closing for slower users, that is a different closer spec, not a field adjustment on this one.
18) Can staff shut the hold open off without cutting power to the Sargent 2300?
There is a maintained on/off switch on the unit, so hold open can be switched out locally and the door then just closes normally on the hydraulic closer. The body is a metal cover secured by machine screws, not a snap-on plastic shell, which matters on doors where the cover gets bumped by carts.
19) Does a Sargent 2300 give delayed action, or is another unit needed for that?
The Sargent 2300 does not include a delay function. What it provides instead is multi-position hydraulic hold open from 10 degrees to 170 degrees with a maintained on/off switch, which holds the door open until the hold open is switched off or the alarm releases it, rather than slowing the close cycle. Buyers who want a door to stand open for accessible passage and then close on command are usually served by that hold open; buyers who specifically need a timed slow close should not substitute the hold open for it. The Norton Rixson Smok-Chek V, Checkmate 99, and 7700 Power Track are also electrified fire and hold-open devices rather than delay-action closers.
20) Standardizing electrified hold-open closers across a building on one finish and one voltage - which line supports that?
The Sargent 2300 covers a facility-wide standard from one series: six finishes including BSP black suede powder coat, WSP white suede powder coat, EN sprayed aluminum enamel, EAB sprayed brass enamel, and two bronze enamels, EB to match dark satin bronze and EP to match satin bronze; both handings; spring sizes 3 inch, 4 inch, and 5 inch; and a choice of 24VAC/DC or 120V so the whole building can run on whichever supply the panel provides. Every arm configuration, pull side slide, double egress, swing free, and push side regular, carries the same Grade 1 rating and UL10C listing, so doors with different frame conditions can still be specified as one product family. The Norton Rixson comparables, the Smok-Chek V, Checkmate 99, and 7700 Power Track, are separate series and would mean mixing families across the facility.
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