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TESTED
AT TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY
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The lock mechanism is installed within the door;
the vertical deadbolts travel in channels surface
applied to the interior face of the door. The
fourth locking point is installed on the hinge-edge
of the door
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TESTED
& APPROVED MODEL
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#84C45-G1-SBD-630/676
Panic
Exit Deadlock System
With Surface-Bolt Option & Stainless Steel
Channels
4-Point Locking
Exterior Lever Release
UG Style Trim
Interior Stainless Steel
Exterior Powder Coated Black Finish
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Internal
Model (for vertical deadbolts) also available
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The
first exit device to meet FEMA's exacting requirements
Multiple-Point Deadbolt Protection With Single-Motion
Exiting
Exterior
Trim
Mortise
Cylinder Releases Lever For
Single Entry
Electric Release Models
Available |
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UG
& GG Trim Styles
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*Stainless
Panic Bar Assembly
*Stainless Steel Moving Deadbolts
*5/8" dia. Vertical Deadbolts With
1" Projection (10" Long Lower,
7" Upper)
*Stainless Steel Deadbolt Channels
*Six Stainless Steel Channel Mounting Brackets
*Four Thru-Bolt Brackets For Top & Bottom
Channel Brackets
*Trigger Activated Locking As The Door Closes
*Exterior Lever Trim With Slip-Clutch
*Hardened Steel Cylinder Protector
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Optional
Vertical Bolt Control; Lock
operates in single-bolt mode
until vertical bolts are thrown
from interior by depressing
lever (windstorm mode) |
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Refer
To
P*E*D*S & Auto-Bolt Catalog For Additional
Product Information |
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FEMA
361 REQUIREMENTS:
P*E*D*S 361 is a compliment
and must be used on an approved
361 door.
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Contact
Factory For List Of Tested Doors
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