LCN 8310-855 Dual Vestibule Actuator, 4-3/4" Square, Logo

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LCN 8310-855 Dual Vestibule Actuator, 4-3/4" Square, Logo

$467.99 each
SKU 8310-855

Configuration: Standard

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LCN 8310-855 Dual Vestibule Actuator, 4-3/4" Square, Logo Standard $467.99

Overview

About this product

The LCN 8310-855 is a dual vestibule actuator: one square stainless steel plate split into two push areas, each engraved with the accessibility symbol and text. It is used where one location must control two doors, such as a vestibule.

It is hardwired with low-voltage wire and mounts in a flush or surface box, a double gang electrical box, or an LCN bollard post.

What the function does

The two push areas let a user signal the LCN automatic operators for both doors of a vestibule from one location.

Highlights

  • Two push areas on one plate
  • Built for vestibule openings
  • Accessibility symbol with text
  • Stainless steel touch plate
  • Hardwired low-voltage actuator

Specifications

Model
8310-855
Series
8310
ADA compliant
Yes
SKU
8310-855
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Common questions

When would I use a dual actuator?

Use it in a vestibule where a user needs to open both the outer and inner doors from one spot.

Does it include a box?

No. A flush or surface box is sold separately.

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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Buying for a whole job?

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