Trine 4100 Series - CC Faceplate, 4-7/8" x 1-1/4", Center Cavity

No. The CC faceplate is made for the Trine 4100 electric strike series and should not be treated as a universal plate. Faceplates from other strike lines are cut to their own body and cavity, so a Locknetics CS Series kit (CCFP-KIT), the NC Series kit (NCCFP-KIT), or the MDS Series kit (MDSFP-KIT-10B) go with those strikes, not with a Trine 4100. If you are replacing a damaged plate, match it to the strike brand and series already in the frame.

No. The names look alike but the CC in the Locknetics CCFP-KIT refers to its CS Series, and that kit is supplied in stainless steel and dark bronze. The Trine CC faceplate is a 4-7/8 inch by 1-1/4 inch center cavity plate for the Trine 4100 series. Two different strike platforms, so the cutout and screw pattern will not line up.

Six finishes, so you can match the plate to the lockset and door trim already on the opening: 605 Bright Brass, 606 Satin Brass, 612 Satin Bronze, 613 Oil Rubbed Bronze, 629 Bright Stainless Steel, and 630 Satin Stainless Steel. For a fleet of openings where the strikes were installed over several years, 630 satin stainless is the usual commercial match; 613 oil rubbed bronze is the one people pick to blend with dark bronze storefront and interior trim.

Yes, that is exactly what this plate is for. Swapping the CC faceplate lets you change the visible finish on an existing 4100 strike, in any of the six finishes offered, without pulling the strike body or rewiring anything. It is a common fix when a tenant space gets new hardware and the old strike plate no longer matches, or when a plate gets scratched up during a door replacement.

Center cavity means the keeper opening is positioned in the middle of the 4-7/8 x 1-1/4 inch plate. Other cutout styles put the cavity high or low on the plate to line up with a latch that does not sit centered in the frame prep. Pull the existing plate and look at where the opening falls relative to the two screw holes before ordering, because a center cavity plate will not line up with a strike prepped for an offset cavity.

Yes, if the strike in your frame is not a Trine 4100. Locknetics offers plate kits by series: CCFP-KIT for CS Series strikes, NCCFP-KIT for NC Series, and MDSFP-KIT-10B for MDS Series. HES/Folger Adam 700 Series faceplates cover the 700 Series strikes and are Grade 1 with a fire rating. For touchless activation trim rather than strike trim, BEA MS31 Series microwave motion sensor faceplates are a different animal entirely, those are sensor plates, not strike plates.

For a fire rated opening, the Folger Adam 700 Series faceplates are the ones we hold a fire rating on, and they are Grade 1. Match the plate to the strike series you have: a 700 Series plate goes on a 700 Series strike. On a fire door assembly the whole strike, plate, and frame prep have to be part of the listed assembly, so confirm the strike model in the frame before choosing the plate.

The Trine CC is a single center cavity size, 4-7/8 inch by 1-1/4 inch, for the Trine 4100 series, and it is a commercial door hardware part offered in six finishes from satin brass and bright brass through satin and bright stainless steel. The Folger Adam 700 Series line covers standard and specialty faceplates, is Grade 1 and carries a fire rating. Standardizing generally follows the strike series already installed, so an inventory of the strikes in the frames determines which plate family you stock.

Commercial. The 4100 CC faceplate is specified as a commercial door hardware part, sold as an installation accessory for the 4100 electric strike line. That matters for MRO and institutional buyers standardizing access control across a building: it is the same plate you would order to keep a floor of openings consistent, not a residential-grade item.