POTTER P2 Series High Security Contact Installation Guide
- June 9, 2024
- POTTER
Table of Contents
- POTTER P2 Series High Security Contact
- Required Tools and Components
- Specifications
- Installation Plan: Face-mounted HSS for an inswinging (ingress) door
- Installation Plan: Top-surface-mounted HSS for an out-swinging (egress)
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
POTTER P2 Series High Security Contact
All Models of (P2S & P2D) 000-Series
CAUTION: POTTER MAGNET MODULES AND ANTI-REMOVAL MAGNETS ARE EXTREMELY POWERFUL: TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID THE MAGNETIC ATTRACTION OF SHARP TOOLS AND TO AVOID INJURY FROM THE PINCHING FORCE BETWEEN THE MAGNET AND FERROUS METALS OR OTHER MAGNETS.
Required Tools and Components
Provided by Manufacturer (per module set)
- 1 HSS switch module
- 1 HSS magnet module
- 7 switch & magnet module self-tapping screws (#10-32 x 2″)
- 2 self-tapping screws (#6, 1″ long)
- 1 HSS switch module template
- 1 HSS magnet module template
- 1 anti-rotational threaded stud (set screw)
- 2 1/16″ plastic spacer plates
- 1 Removal-Tamper magnet
- 1 Magnet Spacer
- 2 Removal-Tamper caps
Provided by Installer
- Power drill
- Drills bits: #35,#21, 3/16″
- Phillips screwdriver or a Phillips bit for use in the drill/bit-driver
- Rule (or any linear measuring instrument)
- A center punch (& hammer) for more accurate hole locations may be used
- A pilot drill bit for screws (3/32″ or smaller) may be used
- Additional 1/16” SPACERS (10/ BAG – POTTER P/N SP062)
Specifications
- Max Current: 0.25 A Resistive
- Max Voltage: 30 VDC
- Max Power: .25 W Resistive
Suitable for outdoor use.
The Potter HSS Level 2 series is intended to be connected to a UL Listed
compatible control panel for US applications and a ULC Listed compatible
control panel for Canadian applications.
Installation Plan: Face-mounted HSS for an inswinging (ingress) door
Plan to mount the switch module to the door frame, close to the door/frame gap and without door-swing interference. The magnet module must be mounted directly below the switch. Spacers may be used to attain sufficient alignment. Recommended placement for the set is 8 inches from the latch side of the door, at the top. The operating gap must not exceed 3/16″. Provided templates may assist locating holes. *A gap up to 1/8″ is required for compliance with UL634 Level 2, C634 high security standard.
Installation Plan: Top-surface-mounted HSS for an out-swinging (egress)
door
Plan to mount the switch module to the door stop, close to the door but without door-closure interference. The magnet module must be mounted directly below the switch. Spacers may be used to attain sufficient alignment. Recommended placement for the set is 8 inches from the latch side of the door, at the top. The operating gap must not exceed 3/16″. Provided templates may assist locating holes. *A gap up to 1/8″ is required for compliance with UL634 Level 2, C634 high security standard.
ingress door instructions
A clearance hole for the anti-rotational screw must be drilled into the door frame before mounting the switch module; its position is given on the templates. For anti-tamper purposes, the switch module has two sites for an anti-rotational threaded stud; only one site will be used depending on which installation plan is chosen. Thread the screw into hole until about 1/4″ of the screw remains outside the module.
Mark & pilot-drill all hole locations. The single clearance hole for the anti- rotational screw must now be drilled to 3/16″ or 7/32″ diameter. Drill the 3 mounting hole locations for the #10 screw (#21 bit). Drill the Removal-Tamper screw location for the #6 screw (#35 bit). Hold the switch module in position: Drive each screw in until seated, securing the device.
CAUTION: Potter’s magnet module and anti-removal magnet are extremely
powerful: Take precautions to avoid the magnetic attraction between the magnet
and ferrous metals (or other magnets). Align the magnet module directly below
the switch module. Determine whether spacers are needed to achieve mounted
alignment of the modules. Hold the magnet module and any necessary spacers in
position. Drill the 4 hole locations for #10 screws (#21 bit). Drive each
screw in location until each has seated, securing the device. Insert the
Removal-Tamper magnet and then the Removal- Tamper plug into the 3/8″ hole at
the face of the switch module.
NOTE: The Magnet Spacer is not used in this installation. Check the gap
between modules. The mechanical installation of the set is complete.
Mark & pilot-drill all hole locations. The single clearance hole for the anti-
rotational screw must now be drilled to 3/16″ or 7/32″ diameter. Drill the 2
mounting hole locations for the #6 screw (#35 bit). Hold the switch module in
position: Drive each screw in until seated, securing the device.
CAUTION: Potter’s magnet module and anti-removal magnet are extremely
powerful: Take precautions to avoid the magnetic attraction between the magnet
and ferrous metals (or other magnets). Align the magnet module directly below
the switch module. Determine whether spacers are needed to achieve mounted
alignment of the modules. Hold the magnet module and any necessary spacers in
position. Drill the 4 hole locations for #10 screws (#21 bit). Drive each
screw in location until each has seated, securing the device. Insert the
Magnet Spacer, the Removal-Tamper magnet, and then the Removal-Tamper plug
into the 3/8″ hole at the face of the switch module. Check the gap between
modules. The mechanical installation of the set is complete. Additional
mounting hardware, resistor configurations, cable lengths, and other variants
are available. Patents #5673021, #6603378 & Patents Pending Potter Electric
Signal Co., LLC 5757 Phantom Dr. Suite 125 Hazelwood, MO 63042 tel.
866.240.1870 fax: 314.595.6999 www.pottersignal.com
firealarmresources.com
References
- Fire Alarm Resources | Download fire alarm documents
- Potter Electric: Fire Alarms & Fire Sprinkler Systems
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