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Von Duprin Electric Power Transfer, Ten 24 Gauge Wires with Connectors

Von Duprin EPT10 Electric Power Transfer with Ten 24 Gauge Wires, 33/35/98/99 Series

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Von Duprin EPT10 Electric Power Transfer, 10-Wire with Connectors

The Von Duprin EPT10 is a replacement electric power transfer for 33/35/98/99 Series exit devices. It routes electrical current across the door hinge point to power electrified trim, electric strikes, or access control devices on the active leaf. This listing covers all finish and connector configurations: Aluminum (SP28), Dark Bronze Anodized Aluminum (SP313), and Matte Black (622), each available with or without pre-installed connectors (CON).

Specifications

  • Model: EPT10
  • Wire Count: 10 wires
  • Wire Gauge: 24 AWG
  • Connectors: Available with (CON) or without pre-installed connectors
  • Finishes: 689 Aluminum (SP28), 695 Dark Bronze Anodized Aluminum (SP313), 622 Matte Black
  • Grade: Grade 1 commercial
  • Application: Commercial

Compatibility

  • Von Duprin 33 Series exit devices
  • Von Duprin 35 Series exit devices
  • Von Duprin 98 Series exit devices
  • Von Duprin 99 Series exit devices

Installation Notes

The CON variants include pre-installed connectors that mate directly to the exit device wiring harness, reducing field termination time. Non-CON variants require field termination. Confirm finish code matches the existing exit device hardware before ordering. Refer to the Von Duprin 98/99 Series catalog for wiring diagrams and installation instructions.

Manufacturer Resources

Von Duprin 98/99 Series Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Series:
33/35/98/99 Series
Grade:
Grade 1
Product Subgroup:
Parts and Accessories
Subcategory:
Parts and Accessories
Product Type:
Exit Devices Parts
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Parts and Accessories Type:
Replacement Parts
Product Attribute:
Parts and Accessories
Fire Rating:
No
Product Category:
Exit Devices and Trim
Department:
Door Hardware

Von Duprin EPT10 SP313 CON – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is the difference between the EPT10 with connectors (CON) and without?
Connectors decide how much work happens at the door. The CON version of the EPT10 ships with pre-installed connectors that mate straight to the exit device wiring harness, so there is no field termination on those leads. The non-CON version comes with bare wire that your electrician or integrator terminates on site. Both are offered in all three finishes, Aluminum (689/SP28), Dark Bronze Anodized Aluminum (695/SP313), and Matte Black (622). If you are replacing a transfer on a device that already uses the plug-in harness, order CON; if you are splicing into an existing wire run or a panel, the non-CON gives you the free ends to work with.
2) Will a Von Duprin EPT10 electric power transfer work on a Falcon or Arrow exit device?
The EPT10 is built for Von Duprin 33/35/98/99 Series exit devices, and that is the device family it should be ordered against. Exit device replacement parts are generally cut to their own maker's series: the Falcon T Series 2-3/8 inch square corner deadlatch (FAL-23981160) is a T Series part, the Falcon 610061 Monarch concealed vertical top rod serves F-25-C and F-25-CWDC devices in the 245 Series, and the Arrow 16RCR-27 SFIC rim housing is a 24/25 Series component. Identify the device series stamped on the exit device first, then order the transfer or component that names that series.
3) Do I need an electric power transfer to run power to electrified exit device trim?
Any electrified hardware mounted on the door leaf itself, electrified lever trim, an electric latch retraction device, a request-to-exit switch, needs a protected path for the wire to cross from the frame into the moving door. That is the job the EPT10 does on Von Duprin 33, 35, 98 and 99 Series openings: it routes the current across the hinge point so the conductors are not exposed or flexing loose. If the powered component is in the frame instead, an electric strike for example, the power lands in the frame and no door transfer is involved.
4) How many wires does the Von Duprin EPT10 have, and is that enough for electrified trim plus a request-to-exit signal?
Ten conductors at 24 AWG. Most two-wire electrified components take a pair each, so ten conductors give you up to five circuits through the one transfer, which covers electrified trim and a monitoring or request-to-exit signal on the same leaf with conductors left spare. Pulling one transfer for several functions is normal practice, and spare conductors are worth keeping for a later access control addition rather than boring the door a second time.
5) What finishes does the Von Duprin EPT10 come in, and which one should I order to match my exit devices?
Three: 689 Aluminum, ordered as SP28; 695 Dark Bronze Anodized Aluminum, ordered as SP313; and 622 Matte Black. Match the code to what is already on the opening rather than eyeballing it, because 689 and 695 are the two standard Von Duprin painted finishes and they are ordered under the SP prefix. Matte black 622 is the one to pick where the devices and hinges on the building have been standardized to black hardware. All three are available with or without connectors.
6) The electrified trim on our exit device stopped working. Is the power transfer the part to replace?
The power transfer is the first thing to check on a door where the electrified hardware has gone dead but the panel and the strike test fine. It is the only part of the run that flexes every time the door opens, which is where conductors eventually fail. The EPT10 is sold as a replacement part for 33, 35, 98 and 99 Series Von Duprin openings, so it goes back in like for like where an EPT10 is already fitted. Order it in the finish already on the door and in the same connector configuration as the one coming out, so the harness plugs back in the way it came apart.
7) I have a pair of doors with electrified exit devices on both leaves. Do I need two power transfers?
One per powered leaf. The EPT10 spans the hinge point of a single door, so it carries power to whatever is mounted on that leaf only. A pair with electrified trim or electric latch retraction on both the active and inactive leaf needs a transfer at each hinge edge. If only the active leaf is electrified and the inactive leaf is mechanical, one is all you need. Both units should be ordered in the same finish so the two hinge edges match.
8) On a concealed vertical rod door, does the top rod carry the power to the electrified trim, or do I still need a power transfer?
Those are two separate parts doing two separate jobs. A concealed vertical top rod such as the Falcon 610061, a Monarch concealed vertical top rod for F-25-C and F-25-CWDC exit devices, is a mechanical latching component that throws the top latch into the frame. Current still has to cross the hinge line to reach electrified trim, an electric strike, or an access control device on the active leaf, and that is the EPT10's job: ten 24 AWG wires routed through the transfer. A vertical rod device that is being electrified needs both the rod hardware and the power transfer.
9) The exit device on our stairwell door stopped latching at the top. Is an EPT10 the part I need?
No. The EPT10 is the wiring path across the hinge, carrying ten 24 AWG wires to powered hardware on the leaf, so a latch that is not throwing is a mechanical problem rather than an electrical one. The fix is the latching component for whatever device is on the door. On Accentra exit devices, for example, the top latch replacement component for 7110 and 7120 devices is 60-7010-0049-999 and the top latch replacement component for the 7110F is 60-7010-0050-999. Read the model off the device before ordering, since top latch components are specific to the device family.
10) We are electrifying a pair of doors with a removable mullion. Does the mullion handle the wiring, or is a separate power transfer required?
A mullion and a power transfer solve different parts of the opening. A steel mullion such as the Falcon 4023 is for double door exit device applications, giving the rim devices a strike surface between the leaves, and mullion stabilizers such as the Falcon 525 aluminum stabilizers steady that assembly. Neither one gets current onto a moving leaf. The EPT10 is what crosses the hinge point with ten 24 AWG wires to feed electrified trim, an electric strike, or access control hardware on the active leaf of a Von Duprin 33/35/98/99 Series device. Plan the mullion and the power transfer as two separate line items on a powered pair.
11) What else do I need to order with a Von Duprin EPT10 to finish the job?
The EPT10 is the wire path, not the power source and not the lock. You still need the electrified component itself on the leaf, electrified trim or a latch retraction device, plus the power supply and the wire run from the frame side back to it. Choosing the non-CON version adds field termination work, so plan for connectors or splices on both ends. Choosing CON removes that step on the device side. Wiring diagrams and the mounting instructions are published in the Von Duprin 98/99 Series catalog.
12) Is the Von Duprin EPT10 heavy duty enough for a high traffic commercial entrance?
Grade 1, commercial rated, which is the duty level specified for exterior and high traffic openings in schools, hospitals, and office buildings. It is the transfer built for the Von Duprin 33, 35, 98 and 99 Series devices used on those same openings, so it belongs on an entrance cycling all day rather than on a light interior door.
13) Does the EPT10 include the cylinder for keyed access on the electrified trim?
No. The EPT10 is strictly the electrical path: ten 24 AWG wires taken across the hinge, ordered with pre-installed connectors (CON) or without them for field termination. Key cylinder hardware is a separate component from a different part of the opening, the way the Arrow 16RCR-27 is an SFIC rim housing accepting 6 or 7-pin cores on 24/25 Series devices. Order the transfer for the powered function and the cylinder or core housing for the keyed function separately, matched to the device series in the door.
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