Lcn 14603049CNSAL Cush Hold Open Arm 689 Aluminum

Product Description

The LCN 14603049CNSAL is a Cush N' Hold open arm assembly finished in 689 aluminum, designed for use with LCN door closer systems in high-traffic commercial and institutional applications. The hold-open arm allows a door to be held open at a set position, reducing repeat door cycling in busy corridors. At 3 pounds and measuring 11.7 inches in length, 4.2 inches in width, and 3.1 inches in height, this arm assembly is a direct hardware component installed by door hardware technicians and commercial locksmiths. The 689 aluminum finish provides a clean, neutral appearance suitable for aluminum storefront and hollow metal door frames.

This arm is intended for commercial door installations where a hold-open function is required, such as corridors in schools, hospitals, government buildings, and institutional facilities. The hold-open mechanism allows controlled traffic flow without requiring users to manually prop doors open. It is sold as an individual unit and pairs with compatible LCN door closer bodies to complete the door control assembly.

Key Features

• Hold-open arm design allows door to remain open at a set position
• 689 aluminum finish suits aluminum and hollow metal door frames in commercial settings
• Compact profile: 11.7 inches long, 4.2 inches wide, 3.1 inches tall
• Lightweight at 3 pounds for straightforward hardware installation
• Sold as a single unit for individual door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade arm for compatible LCN door closer series requiring a Cush N' Hold open arm configuration. Consult the LCN closer model documentation to confirm arm compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified door hardware technician or commercial locksmith familiar with door closer systems. Disengage or de-tension the closer spring before removing or attaching arm components. Fastener hardware should be torqued per the closer manufacturer's installation sheet, which should be referenced during any arm replacement. Verify that the hold-open function complies with local fire and life safety codes, as hold-open arms may be restricted or require fusible link coordination in fire-rated door assemblies.