ASSA ABLOY PDU8500 Series Panic Device User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- ASSA ABLOY
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PDU8500 Series Panic Device
PDU8500 Series Panic Device
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ BEFORE INSTALLING THE PANIC DEVICE
The following instructions will decrease your chances of experiencing problems
during the installation and ensure a smooth, trouble-free operation of the
Panic Device.
Introduction
1.1 Description
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The PDU8500 Series Panic Device offers superior functionality for egress and security needs.
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Please read the Installation Instructions in this manual carefully before installing the Panic Device.
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The PDU8500 installs the same on the following door types: Storefront, Wood and Metal.
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The framing conditions are different for Hollow Metal Frames.
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Hollow Metal Frame Requirements:
– Stop Height: 5/8
” This will shift the top of the panic device down on the door when compared to an aluminum frame.
– Stop Width: Minimum of 3″ wide.
– Reinforcement: Minimum of 12 gauge closer reinforcement along the stop width in the area that the strike will be attached. -
Strike templates can be found on assaabloydooraccessories.us, Resource Library > Product Templates > Rockwood Templates >Architectural Line.
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If you have questions, please contact us at (800)458-2424.
1.2 Tools and Supplies
- The tools and supplies listed below are necessary to complete the installation of the Panic Device.
Tools
- Allen wrenches: 5/60, 5/32., ‘/C, 3/1e, 1/4″
- Latch and Actuator Gauge
- Spanner Wrench
- Wrench: 7/16.
Supplies included in kit
- Threadlocker
- Synthetic Multi-Purpose Grease
- Latch and Actuator Gauge
- Extra Door Bushings
Supplies Needed (not included in kit)
- Soft Cloth
1.3 Dogging Feature
- The Dogging Feature is located on the bottom of the Panic Device Assembly vertical tube, directly under the Actuator Post Assembly.
- Engage the Horizontal Crash Bar and slide the Dog Button to the up position.
- The Panic Device Assembly is dogged when the Dog Button is in the up position. Refer to Figure 1-1.
- The Panic Device Assembly is un-dogged when the Dog Button is in the down position. Refer to Figure 1-2.
Instructions for Storefront, Wood and Metal Doors
2.1 Removal from Packaging
2.1.1 Introduction
- The Panic Device Assembly comes moun ted on a Shipping Board inside a shipping crate.
- Before removing from the Shipping Board, make sure that the device is in the un-dogged position. Refer to Introduction, page 3.
- Most of the hardware will be reused any parts at this time.
- Remove the Shipping Board from the shipping crate.
- Make sure that the Vertical Door Mount Assembly, Actuator Post-Cylinder Housing Assembly, and Horizontal Door Mount Assembly are still attached to the Shipping Board when removing from the crate.
2.1.2 Remove Panic Device from Shipping Board
- Remove the Set Screw Pin from the Panic Device Assembly.
- Loosen the Screws (1/4 wo Set Screws (1/4 A”-20) on the free end. The Set “-20) are not removed in this step.
- Pull the Panic Device away from the Shipping Board by tilting the device.
2.1.3 Remove Horizontal Door Mount
- Unscrew and remove the Conehead Union (
- Remove the Met Spacer. 5/16 “-18). al Washer, and Alignment Bushing and
2.1.4 Remove Horizontal Door Mount (Deco End Cap Option)
- Unscrew and remove the Conehead Union (%/15™18).
- Remove the Deco End Cap.
- Remove the Metal Washer, Alignment Bushing and Spacer.
2.1.5 Remove Vertical Door Mount
- Remove ‘[+”-20 Set Screws on Interior Pivot Bracket Post.
- Unscrew and remove Conehead Union (/15™-18).
- Remove Metal Washer, Alignment Bushing and Spacer.
2.1.6 Remove Actuator Post Assembly
- Remove the Flat Head Socket Cap Screw (‘[+”-20).
- Remove the Actuator Post Assembly, Push Rod, and Spring
- Tube-Spring from the Shipping Board.
- Hold the Mating Pull in place while removing the Actuator Post Assembly.
- Remove the Mating Pull from the Shipping Board.
- Remove the Door Bushing.
CAUTION: Make sure to contain the Spring inside the Spring Tube-Spring.
2.2 Panic Device Installation
2.2.1 Install Panic Device on Door
- lay the door flat with the exterior side facing down on pair of saw horses.
2.2.2 Install Alignment Bushing and Spacer
- You can adjust the Alignment Bushing and Spacer by rotating it.
- Make the necessary adjustment to get equal spacing between the sides of the Actuator Post Assembly and the tube opening.
2.2.3 Install Mating Pull
- Place the Mating Pull Assembly on the Door.
- Install the Mating Pull-Cylinder Housing Assembly with the Door Gasket through the holes in the Door.
- Make sure that the posts that are sticking out from the Mating Pull-Cylinder Housing Assembly go through the holes in the door.
2.2.4 Install Actuator Post Assembly
Install the Actuator Post Assembly on top of the opening in the Door to attach
to the Cylinder Housing.
Make sure that the Push Rod goes through the bottom hole.
Apply a small drop of Threadlocker to the threads of the Flat Head Socket Cap
Screw (1ASSA ABLOY PDU8500 Series Panic Device - Figure 11 and secure until tight.
CAUTION: Make sure that the Spring Tube-Spring, and the Push Rod are inserted into the Actuator Post Assembly.
2.2.5 Install Vertical Door Mount
Place one side of Alignment Bushing and Spacer in the hole of the door.
When placing the other side of the Alignment Bushing in the hole of the door,
orient the pin and push into other side of spacer.
Position the Mating Pull Assembly against the exterior side of the Door.
Apply a small drop of Threadlike to the threads of the Stud (516″-18).
Slide the Metal Washer onto the Stud (31s”-18) until it sits against the
Conehead Union (°[1″-18) on the interior side of the Door.
Slide the Conehead Union (*[1s™18) with the Metal
Washer through the Alignment Bushing in the hole in the Door.
Screw the Conehead Union (°[1s”-18) and the Stud (°1″-18) into the Mating Pull
Assembly Post until tight.
CAUTION: Depending on weather-stripping, extra metal washers provided may
be required.
2.2.6 Install Horizontal Door Mount
- Place one side of Alignment Bushing and Spacer in the hole of the door.
- When placing the other side of the Alignment Bushing in the hole of the door, orient the pin and push into other side of spacer.
- Position the Mating Pull Assembly against the exterior side of the Door.
- Apply a small drop of Threadlike to the threads of the Stud (¥i¢’-18).
- Slide the Metal Washer onto the Stud (*)15′-18) until it sits against the Conehead Union (5)1″-18) on the interior side of the Door.
- Slide the Conehead Union (*[1″-18) with the Metal Washer through the Alignment Bushing in the hole in the Door.
- Screw the Conehead Union (*/1™-18)and the Stud (3)¢”-18) into the Mating Pull Assembly Post until tight.
CAUTION: Depending on weather-stripping, extra metal washers provided may be required.
2.2.7 Install Horizontal Door Mount (Deco End Cap Option)
- Place one side of Alignment Bushing and Space Rin the hole of the door.
- When placing the other side of the Alignment Bushing in the hole of the door, orient the pinang push into other side of spacer.
- Apply small drop of Threadlike to the threads of the Stud (*/15-18).
- Insert the Stud (*/is’-18) into the Deco End Cap.
- Slide the Stud (°115-18) with the Deco End Cap through the Alignment Bushing in the hole in the Door on the exterior side of the door.
- Place the Metal Washer onto the Stud (°[1s™18) on the interior side of the Door.
- Apply small drop of Threadlike to the threads of the Stud (5/1618).
- Screw the Conehead Union (5[1″-18) onto the Stud (*/1s-18) on the interior side of the Door.
CAUTION: Depending on weather-stripping, extra metal washers provided may be required.
2.2.8 Install Panic Device on Door
- Use the tilt method to install the Panic Device Assembly on the Door.
- Attach the Panic Device Assembly to the Con: ehead Union (°)s™18).
- Apply small drop of Threadlike to the three ears of the Set Screws (‘]a”-20).
- Install the Set Screws (‘/+”-20) and secure until tight.
2.2.9 Horizontal End Threadlocker and Lube Application
- Remove the Set Screw Pin and move the Panic Device Assembly to the side to allow access to the Interior Horizontal Post hole.
- Apply Synthetic Multi-Purpose Grease (pea size) to the inside of the hole of the Interior Horizontal Post.
- Install the Panic Device Assembly Handle back on the Panic Device Assembly.
- Apply a small drop of Threadlocker to the threads of the Set Screw Pin.
- Install the Set Screw Pin.
2.2.10 Align Actuator Gauge
- Install the Latch and Actuator Gauge in the bottom of the Actuator Post Assembly.
- If the Latch and Actuator Gauge cannot be installed, the alignment must be adjusted.
- Realign the Panic Device Assembly as necessary. Refer to Section 2.2.2, Install Alignment Bushing and Spacer.
- Do not operate the Panic Device if the Latch and Actuator Gauge does not fit.
Latch [ Door Stop Adjustment [ Cylinder Recommendations
31 Installation and Adjustment of Door Stop-Strike
INSTALLATION
- Attach the strike to the header using the Socket Cap Screws (516″-18).
- Close the door. The door should come to rest on the rubber stop pads.
- There should be approximately /1″ play between the latch face and the strike face.
- The retractable latch should automatically move upward and engage in the strike.
- If the retractable latch does not engage in the strike, move the door stops in.
- If the retractable latch is loose inside the strike (door is rattling), move the door stops out.
- Tighten 8-32 screws to lock down adjustment door stops.
ADJUSTMENT
- To adjust the stop, loosen the 8-32 set screws and remove the rubber end pieces.
- Use an Allen Wrench (‘/+”) to rotate in or out as needed.
USING THE LATCH AND ACTUATOR GAUGE
3.2 Latch Adjustment for Proper Engagement with the Strike
- TheLatch can be adjusted up and down. Figures 3-5 and 3-6 show the maximum and the minimum dimensions for the Strike location.
- Remove the Flat Head Screw (6-32) at the top of the Panic Device Assembly Handle with a *[ss” Hex Tool.
- Rotate the Latch a full 360 degrees tum in the left or right direction to get the height adjustment required. Turnin the counter clockwise direction to increase the height. Turn in the clockwise direction to decrease the height.
- Make sure that both of the holes are aligned.
- Apply Threadlocker to the screw before it s replaced.
- After the height adjustment is made, replace the Flat Head Screw (6-32).
- CAUTION: If the screw is not replaced, the latch may rotate. This may cause the Latch to disengage.
- CAUTION: Do not remove the Pan Head Machine Screw (4-40).
3.2 Latch Adjustment for Proper Engagement with the Strike (Continued)
- Figure 3-5 is for the maximum height from the top of the Tube to the bottom of the Strike.
- Figure3-6 is for the minimum height from the top of the Tube to the bottom of the Strike.
- One turn of the Latch equals approximately 0.042 inches.
3.3 Cylinder Recommendations
Total Length | Cylinder Ring Used |
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17 1/8 | CUSTOM |
17 1/4 | PD1212 |
13 3/8 | PD1335 |
1 1/2 | CUSTOM |
Company | Product WS |
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YALE (Standard) | K660, 2153, 1108 |
SARGENT | 41 thru 44 |
CORBIN RUSSWIN | 10 Series |
SCHLAGE | 20, 26,80, 91 (conventional, SFIC, FSIC) |
ASSA | 9851-4; 8851-4; [6551-4; 6551-4; 6151-4; L651-4; 651-4 |
STANLEY/BEST | 1 E Series |
Cleaning and Maintenance
4.1 General Maintenance Instructions
- Periodically check the fasteners. The fasteners must not be loose. If the fasteners are loose, reapply threadlocker and tighten as necessary.
4.2 Finish Cleaning Instructions
- CAUTION: Before you clean the entire Panic Device Assembly, clean a small test area to make sure that you are satisfied with the results.
- Frequent cleaning extends the life of all finishes.
Finish Code | Finish | Cleaning Instructions |
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US32 | Polished Stainless Steel | Use a soft cloth and a good metal cleaner. We |
recommend Mr. Metal by S.C. Johnson Company.
US32D| Satin Stainless Steel| Use a soft cloth and a good metal cleaner. We
recommend Mr. Metal by S.C. Johnson Company.
US32DMS| Satin MicroShield Coated| Use a soft cloth and mild soap and water.
Never use brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you intend to remove all
clear coat and totally refinish the product.
US32MS| Polished MicroShield Coated| Use a soft cloth and mild soap and water.
Never use brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you intend to remove all
clear coat and totally refinish the product
10BE| Oxidized & Oiled Bronze Powder Coat Equivalent| Use a soft cloth and
mild soap and water. Never use brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you
intend to remove all clear coat and totally refinish the product.
BSP| Black Suede Powder Coat| Use a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Never
use brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you intend to remove all clear
coat and totally refinish the product.
WSP| White Suede Powder Coat| Use a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Never
use brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you intend to remove all clear
coat and totally refinish the product.
RPC| Red Powder Coat| Use a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Never use
brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you intend to remove all clear coat
and totally refinish the product.
WPC| White Powder Coat| Use a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Never use
brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you intend to remove all clear coat
and totally refinish the product.
BPC| Black Powder Coat| Use a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Never use
brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you intend to remove all clear coat
and totally refinish the product.
FBPC| Flat Black Powder Coat| Use a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Never
use brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you intend to remove all clear
coat and totally refinish the product.
CUSTOM PC| Custom Powder Coat| Use a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Never
use brass polish or an abrasive cleaner unless you intend to remove all clear
coat and totally refinish the product
314E| Powder Coat Equivalent of 314 Extra Dark Bronze Anodized| Use a soft
cloth and mild soap and water. Never use brass polish or an abrasive cleaner
unless you intend to remove all clear coat and totally refinish the product
43 Mechanical Maintenance
- CAUTION: Make sure the following maintenance steps are completed before operating the Panic Device.
- Refer to the appropriate sections of this Panic Device manual for Threadlocker and Lube applications and their locations.
Threadlocker is applied to the following parts
Part Description | Configuration |
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Set Screw Pins (‘t4s-20) | All |
2x Cup Point Set Screw (‘/4″-20 Om”) for Post Base Section | All |
Deco End Cap (threads) | All |
FHSCS (‘/4″-20) for Actuator Post | All |
FHSCS (6-32) for Latch Assembly | All |
2x SHCS (5/16–18) for Manual Strike | All Single Manual Strike |
3x SHCS (5/16–18) for Double Manual Strike | All Double Manual Strike |
2x SHCS (5/16–18) for Electric Strike | All Single Electric Strike |
4x SHCS (5/16–18) for Double Electric Strike | All Double Electric Strike |
Lubricant is applied to the following parts
Part Description | Configuration |
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Post Base Section | All |
Latch | All |
Torque Values for different Thread Types
Thread Type | Torque Requirement – in-I bs (N-m) |
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6-32 | 9.6 in-lb (1 N-m) |
8-32 | 19.8 in-lb (2.5 N-m) |
12-24 | 55 in-lb (6 N-m) |
1/4/20 | 75.2 in-lb (9 N-m) |
5/16/18 | 132 in-lb (16 N-m) |
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