Lcn 8310853T Wall Mount Actuator with Logo Text

Product Description

The LCN 8310853T is a wall mount actuator designed for use with automatic door opener systems in accessible entryway applications. The actuator features an integrated logo and text label, providing clear visual identification for users requiring hands-free or low-effort door activation. It mounts directly to a wall surface adjacent to a door and sends a signal to a connected automatic operator or access control system to initiate door opening. Installation is typically performed by a licensed door hardware or low-voltage electrical technician familiar with ADA-compliant entryway systems.

This actuator is suited for high-traffic facilities including schools, hospitals, government buildings, and correctional facilities where accessible, hands-free entry is required. It is designed for interior wall-mount applications where a clearly marked activation point is needed to trigger an automatic door operator. The unit ships as a single piece and is intended for use in both new construction and retrofit accessible door projects.

Key Features

• Wall-mount form factor for accessible door activation
• Integrated logo and text labeling for clear user identification
• Compact profile at 7.6 inches long, 6.9 inches wide, and 1.9 inches tall
• Lightweight construction at 0.85 pounds
• Single-unit sales quantity for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall mount actuator for use with automatic door operator systems in accessible entryway installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or licensed low-voltage electrician in accordance with applicable ADA guidelines and local building codes. Disconnect power to the automatic door operator before beginning any wiring connections at the actuator. Mount the actuator at the correct height required by ADA standards for accessible hardware. Verify proper signal communication between the actuator and the door operator before returning the system to service.