Mckinney MK100-QC12 26D Concealed Electrolynx Hinge 6 Circuits

Product Description

The MCKINNEY MK100-QC12 26D is a concealed ElectroLynx hinge designed to route low-voltage wiring through a door without exposed conduit or surface-mounted wire management. It carries 6 circuits through the hinge barrel, making it suitable for doors equipped with electrified hardware such as access control readers, electric strikes, electromagnetic locks, or door position switches. The hinge measures 6-3/32 inches by 53/64 inches and features a magnetic cover for clean concealment of the wire passage. The satin chrome finish matches standard commercial hardware. Licensed electricians and door hardware specialists are the primary installers for this product.

This hinge is used in commercial and institutional door applications where electrical continuity between the frame and the door leaf is required. Typical installations include access-controlled entry doors, security doors, and openings with integrated alarm or locking hardware. The non-handed design means it installs on either the left-hand or right-hand side of the door without modification. The 8-hole pattern supports standard commercial door and frame preparation. The magnetic cover snaps into place over the wire entry point for a finished appearance after wiring is complete.

Key Features

• 6 circuits routed through the hinge barrel for low-voltage wiring
• Concealed wire passage eliminates exposed conduit on the door edge
• Magnetic cover for clean, finished appearance after installation
• Non-handed configuration fits left-hand or right-hand applications
• 8-hole mounting pattern for standard commercial door preparation
• Satin chrome finish for compatibility with commercial hardware sets

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation concealed electrified hinge for commercial doors requiring routed low-voltage circuit wiring through the hinge point.

Installation Notes

Installation of electrified hinges should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or licensed electrician familiar with low-voltage wiring and access control systems. Disconnect all power to connected electrified hardware before wiring or replacing this hinge. Verify that the door and frame preparation matches the 8-hole pattern before installation. Follow applicable NFPA, NEC, and local building code requirements for low-voltage wiring at door openings.