Sdc WPT Wireless Power Transfer Exit Device

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS WPT is a wireless power transfer device designed to deliver electrical power across a door gap without the need for traditional wired connections. This type of component eliminates the cord reel or continuous hinge wiring typically required to power electric locks, request-to-exit sensors, or other powered hardware mounted on a door leaf. It is most commonly installed by licensed electricians or access control technicians working on commercial door openings where a clean, low-maintenance power solution is required.

The WPT is suited for commercial door applications where powered hardware must be integrated without exposed wiring across the door frame and leaf. Typical installations include electric latchbolts, electromagnetic locks, door position switches, and request-to-exit devices on hinged door assemblies. It fits within the exit device and push button category, serving as a power delivery solution rather than a standalone locking mechanism.

Key Features

• Transfers electrical power across a door gap without physical wired connections at the pivot point
• Eliminates the need for cord reels or wired continuous hinges in powered door hardware installations
• Designed for use in commercial door openings with electric access control hardware
• Reduces mechanical wear points associated with traditional wired door power transfer methods
• Sold as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless power transfer solution for commercial exit device and push button applications on hinged door assemblies requiring power delivery to door-mounted hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation of wireless power transfer devices should be performed by a qualified electrician or licensed access control technician familiar with low-voltage door hardware systems. Disconnect and lock out all power to the door hardware circuit before beginning installation. Verify that the transmitter and receiver components are properly aligned per the manufacturer instructions to ensure reliable power transfer. Consult local building codes and applicable NEC requirements for low-voltage wiring and access control hardware installations.