All
models are UL, C-UL
and CSFM listed and
are compliant with
the NFPA 80 requirement
for a fail-safe door
holder / releasing
device. The various
models include common
features such as a
vibration-resistant
latching mechanism
for the fusible link
connection, mounting
flexibility and disruption-free
testing capabilities.
LM90 Model B
- Two adjustable
time delays for
power loss and
alarm signals
form a detector
or remote switch
to reduce costly
door resetting
caused by nuisance
or false alarms.
- Testing
function allows
routine fire
door testing
without requiring
activation of
the smoke detector
or central alarm
system.
- Downlimit
detection prevents
door release
if the door is
already in the
closed position.
Eliminates door
reset service
calls or potential
system damage.
- Motor
voltage sensing monitors
voltage to the
operator and
activates a mechanical
door release
upon loss of
power to the
operator.
- Form
C dry contact
relay output for
activation of
notification
devices including
horns and strobes.
LM90 Model
B2
Featuring a built-in
battery pack, Model
B2 provides the added
functionality of
a separate fire alarm
panel. It is designed
for installations
where power outages
are a regular occurrence
or where an existing
alarm system is not
available or is unable
to support the door
release system.
Includes
all the Model B
safety features,
plus:
- 72-hour
internal battery
backup (with
charger) provides
power to the
release device
as well as up
to 4 smoke detectors
to prevent door
release during
long power outages.
- Two SPDT
dry contact relay
outputs for
both delayed
and non-delayed
activation of
devices such
as horns and
strobes.
- Two smoke
detector loops (one
normally closed
and the other
normally open)
- 12 VDC
alarm output for
an optional voice
annunciation
module
- On-board
diagnostics allow
monitoring of
battery charging
circuit and alarm
inputs
LM90 Model
B2 Master
Possessing the same
features as the Model
B2, the B2 Master
can function as a "master" unit,
operating up to three
Model RR remote release "slave" devices.
This combination
of devices is designed
as a cost-efficient
means to address
multiple door installations
in close proximity,
where closures can
occur from a common
alarm signal. The
B2 Master and RR
remote release devices
are connected via
a common "daisy-chain" wiring
method, which reduces
installation time
and cost. The 72-hour
battery backup feature
of the B2 Master,
the Model RR devices
are fail-safe devices,
as they are part
of the fusible link
assembly.
LM90 Model
C
The "smart" system,
Model C has many
intelligent features
that work in conjunction
with a required safety
edge system to ensure
the door closes and
stays fully closed
after a pre-determined
time period.
Includes
all Model B2 safety
features, plus:
- Obstruction
cycling works
with the door´s
safety edge system
to reverse the
door if obstructed
on the way down.
It will attempt
closure up to
10 times (factory
default is 3
cycles) before
activating the
door´s
mechanical release
mechanism.
- Remote
Test Station
(optional) -
disables the
cycle counter
to allow testing
of a door without
a mechanical
release after
the selected
number of cycles.
- Emergency
exit feature allows
door control
features to function
as usual if an
obstruction is
not encountered
upon closure,
allowing the
door to operate
as an emergency
egress exit with
pressure on the "open" button
of the control
station.
- Safety
timer automatically
deactivates the
motor and initiates
a mechanical
release if door
does not close
within a pre-determined
time period.
LM90 Model
C+
Similar to Model
C, this device works
in conjunction with
a required safety
edge system to sense
an obstruction during
door closure. However,
Model C+ allows the
option of not initiating
a gravity drop upon
completion of the
obstruction cycling.
Instead the door
is powered down by
the operator and
comes to rest upon
the obstruction until
the alarm is cleared.
Includes
all Model C safety
features, plus:
- Stop-on
obstruction cycling will
attempt door
closure up to
10 times (factory
default is 3
cycles) before
allowing the
door to rest
upon an obstruction.
Once the alarm
is cleared, the
door will reopen
and reset automatically.
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