LCN 8310-3860TW Wireless Actuator Package, 4-1/2" Round, Wall Mount

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LCN 8310-3860TW Wireless Actuator Package, 4-1/2" Round, Wall Mount

$1,542.99 each
SKU 8310-3860TW

Configuration: Standard

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LCN 8310-3860TW Wireless Actuator Package, 4-1/2" Round, Wall Mount Standard $1,542.99

Overview

About this product

The LCN 8310-3860TW is a complete wireless actuator package for one opening. It includes two round wall mount actuators with logo and text, two surface mount boxes, two weather rings, two wireless transmitters and one wireless receiver.

Because the actuators talk to the operator by radio, there is no need to run low-voltage wire through finished walls to each push plate. It is a practical way to add accessible push plates on both sides of a door.

What the function does

Pressing either push plate sends a wireless signal to the receiver, which tells the LCN automatic operator to open the door.

Highlights

  • Two round push plates with logo and text
  • Surface mount boxes and weather rings included
  • Two wireless transmitters and one receiver included
  • No low-voltage wiring to the push plates
  • Covers both sides of one opening

Specifications

Model
8310-3860TW
Series
8310
SKU
8310-3860TW
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Common questions

Does it include a receiver?

Yes. The package includes the wireless receiver along with the transmitters.

Can it be used outside?

The package includes weather rings that help shed water around the push plates on the exterior side.

What does it work with?

It is made for LCN automatic door operators. Actuators from other makers, such as card readers, should be checked with LCN before use.

Before you order

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Send the hardware schedule or drawing. Door, frame and hardware quoted together so nothing shows up missing.