Lcn 8310856 Wall Mount Actuator with Logo

Product Description

The LCN 8310856 is a wall mount actuator designed for use with automatic door opening systems in commercial and institutional environments. The actuator mounts to the wall and allows users to activate a power door operator without direct hand contact, supporting hands-free entry. At 12.7 inches long, 4.9 inches wide, and 3.3 inches tall, it is sized for standard wall placement at accessible heights. The unit includes a logo graphic on the push plate, providing clear visual identification for building occupants. Licensed door hardware technicians and access control installers are the primary trades for this product.

This actuator is suited for high-traffic facilities including schools, hospitals, government buildings, and correctional facilities where code-compliant accessible entry is required. It is intended for installations that include an ADA-compliant automatic door operator. The wall mount configuration allows flexible placement adjacent to door frames or at remote switch locations. Typical applications include main entry corridors, restroom vestibules, and secured access points where touchless or low-force entry is required by code or facility policy.

Key Features

• Wall mount design allows installation adjacent to door frames or at remote activation points
• Integrated logo graphic provides clear visual cue for building occupants
• Compact footprint: 12.7 inches x 4.9 inches x 3.3 inches
• Lightweight construction at 0.9 pounds for straightforward wall installation
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall mount actuator for use with LCN automatic door operator systems in commercial and institutional door hardware applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or qualified access control installer familiar with ADA mounting height requirements and local building codes. Disconnect and de-energize the door operator and any associated control wiring before beginning installation. Secure the actuator to a solid wall substrate and verify all low-voltage control wiring connections meet applicable NEC requirements before restoring power. Confirm actuator placement and function with the door operator prior to returning the door to service.