Product Description
The PDQ Electric Power Transfer (EPT) provides a reliable and secure solution for transferring power to electrified door hardware. Designed for smooth operation in both new construction and retrofit applications, the EPT ensures consistent power flow while maintaining the integrity of the door’s movement. Its durable construction and flexible design make it an ideal choice for a variety of access control systems. Easy to install and engineered for longevity, the EPT enhances security without compromising on performance. Contact a local sales representative today to learn more about integrating the PDQ Electric Power Transfer into your next project.
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The PDQ Electric Power Transfer (EPT) ensures reliable power delivery to electrified door hardware while maintaining security and performance.
- Includes (12) 24 AWG wires for easy installation and compatibility.
- Supports up to 24 VDC, 1A for consistent power flow.
- Mortises into door and frame, remaining hidden when the door is closed.
- UL / ULC listed for fire-rated doors.
Choose the PDQ Electric Power Transfer for seamless integration in any security system.
Features & Benefits
FAQs
What is an electric power transfer (EPT) and when do I need one?
An electric power transfer routes electrical power and signal wiring from the door frame, through the hinge point, to hardware mounted in the door itself, so the wiring can flex safely every time the door swings. PDQ's EPT100 mortises into both the door and frame and is completely concealed when the door is closed, used to power electrified locks or exit device trim mounted inside the door.
How much power can the EPT100 carry?
The EPT100 is rated 24VDC at 1A, carried through 12 conductors of 24 AWG wire and terminated with Industry Standard Molex Connectors (ISMC) on each end. That capacity is sized for powering the electrified lock or trim components it's paired with, not for driving a full multi-device power supply load.
Is the EPT100 rated for use on fire-rated doors?
Yes, the EPT100 is UL/ULC Listed for fire doors, and it's suitable for both new construction and retrofit installations since it mortises into existing door and frame prep.
What's the difference between an electric power transfer and a wire harness?
The EPT100 is specifically engineered to route power through the hinge point so wiring can withstand repeated door-swing flex, while a wire harness is a pre-terminated, stationary pigtail cable used for point-to-point connections that don't cross a moving hinge. If wiring needs to pass from frame to door, you need an EPT; if it's connecting components on one side, a wire harness is the simpler option.
What PDQ hardware is the EPT100 compatible with?
It's compatible with PDQ's electrified mortise locks (MR199), electrified cylindrical locks (GT199), electrified exit device trim (6W99), motorized latch retraction, and alarm kits, and is available in US28 satin aluminum or S4 black painted finishes.
Specifications
Explore the detailed specifications of PDQ’s Electric Power Transfer, designed for seamless integration. Discover features such as wire connectors, power ratings, and fire door compliance to enhance your commercial security system.
| MODEL NUMBERS: |
• EPT100 - ISMC US28 • EPT100 - ISMC S4 |
| FEATURES: |
• (12) 24 AWG wires with Industry Standard Molex Connectors (ISMC) • Max Rating: 24 VDC, 1A • Mortises into door and frame and is completely concealed when door is closed • UL / ULC Listed for fire doors |
| FINISHES: |
• US28 (628) - Satin Aluminum • S4 (693) - Black Painted |
Download our Section 08710 Specification here.
Finishes
Explore premium finishes for PDQ's Electric Power Transfer, designed to blend seamlessly with any door hardware. Choose from durable, stylish options to enhance your security system’s appearance and performance.
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