Lcn 4040xp-hw/pa 696 Door Closer Damper Dark Bronze

Product Description

The LCN 4040XP-Hw/PA 696 is a heavy-duty door closer damper engineered for commercial door applications requiring reliable, controlled closing performance. Built with a cast iron housing and a forged steel arm, this unit delivers the structural integrity needed for high-traffic entryways. It operates on a manual, pull-side mount configuration and is non-handed, simplifying inventory and installation across multiple door positions. The closer body measures 12.25 inches in length, 3.5 inches in height, and 2.25 inches in depth, with a total unit weight of 12.1 pounds. It supports door widths up to 60 inches and allows a maximum opening angle of 120 degrees. Licensed HVAC and door hardware professionals install this unit as part of code-compliant fire and access control assemblies.

This door closer damper is suited for heavy-duty commercial and institutional installations where consistent door control is required. The pull-side mount configuration makes it appropriate for corridors, stairwells, and exit routes where ANSI Grade 1 performance is specified. The non-handed design means a single unit covers both left-hand and right-hand door swings, reducing the need for separate SKUs on mixed-door projects. The dark bronze finish integrates with standard commercial door hardware finishes commonly found in office, healthcare, and educational facilities.

Key Features

• Cast iron housing with forged steel arm for heavy-duty durability
• Non-handed design fits both left-hand and right-hand door swings
• Pull-side mount supports door widths up to 60 inches
• Maximum opening angle of 120 degrees
• Dark bronze finish for consistent commercial hardware aesthetics
• Meets ANSI/BHMA A156.4 Grade 1, BAA, and UL 10C standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation door closer damper for commercial doors up to 60 inches wide requiring a pull-side, non-handed mount in the 4040XP series.

Installation Notes

Installation of this door closer should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or licensed contractor familiar with ANSI/BHMA standards and local building code requirements. Before installation, ensure the door frame and hardware are free of load and that the door is secured in a safe, open position. Verify that the mounting surface can support the unit weight and the dynamic load of the door cycle. Consult the manufacturer installation template to ensure correct fastener placement and arm geometry before final mounting.