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4 electric strike wiring diagrams, Fail safe controls, Optional dbs switch (not available with lcbma) – SDC 30-4 ELECTRIC STRIKE User Manual

Page 4: 4 lbm wiring diagram, 4 lcm wiring diagram, Field receptacle

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30-4 ELECTRIC STRIKE WIRING DIAGRAMS

+

-

Y

*

B

R

+

-

GND

R

G

Push

Button

N/C

N/O

Typical Control

Schematic for

Reference only

Control

Power

Indication

Power

Locked When Energized

(Fail Safe) all 300 Strikes

Terminal

Strip

Fail Safe Controls

Grey

Orange

Purple

7

5

8

Auxiliary

Contacts

Optional DBS Switch

(not available with LCBMA)

Door shown closed and locked.

Dead Bolt Extended into Face Plate

NOTES:

1) = Wires color code
6 thru 120 VDC Yellow/Black Tracer
12 & 24 VAC-Grey
120 VAC-White
2) Unused wires to be individually isolated with a wire nut or equal.
3) Numbered field connections refer to pin location in field receptacle.

*

B

ro

w

n

O

ra

n

g

e

P

u

rp

le

Y

e

llo

w

*

7

5

8

1

4

N/O

N/C

C

Dotted Lines Represent

Field wires by others

+

-

Y

*

B

R

+

-

GND

R

G

Push

Button

N/C

N/O

Typical Control

Schematic for

Reference only

Latch Bolt

Monitor Switch

Control

Power

Indication

Power

Unlocked When Energized

Terminal

Strip

30-4 LBM wiring diagram

Solenoid

30-4 LCM wiring diagram

B

la

c

k

R

e

d

B

lu

e

Y

e

llo

w

*

9

3

6

1

4

N/O

N/C

C

Dotted Lines Represent

Field wires by others

+

-

Y

*

B

R

+

-

GND

R

G

Push

Button

N/C

N/O

Typical Control

Schematic for

Reference only

Latch Bolt

Monitor Switch

Control

Power

Indication

Power

Unlocked When Energized

Terminal

Strip

Solenoid

1

2

3

6

5

4

9

8

7

Optional 9-Pin Field Wiring Conn.

7 5 8 9 3 6 2 1

*

Strike Wires

7 5 8 9 3 6 2 1 4

G

R

Y

o

r

B

R

N

O

R

G

P

U

R

B

L

K

R

E

D

B

L

U

Y

E

L

Y

E

L

W

H

T

Pin #2

Not Used

Field

Connector

Aux Contacts

Field
Receptacle

Pin

Location

Installation Must Be Properly Grounded
Per National Electrical Code Article 250