Lockwood Exidor 9880 Guardian E-Mag Free Swing Closer

Designed for care facilities, this innovative door closer enhances safety with its anti-slam feature and drift resistance.

Specs

• Elegant square cover
• Power size 4
• Cam and roller mechanism
• Adjustable latching speed
• Adjustable sweep speed
• Anti-slam for finger protection
• Supplied with brackets for fig 1 and fig 6 fixing
• Power supply units are also available
• Non-handed
• Non-backcheck
• Non-delayed action
• Detachable loop allows the loop and closer to be fitted separately for additional onsite flexibility in installation
• Easy fit by mounting on the push or pull side, and supplied with brackets for either application
• Maximum closing force EN4
• Opening angle 180°
• Maximum door weight 80kg
• Maximum door leaf width 1100mm
• Supplied in trade pack

Dimensions
Height: 60mm
Width: 267mm
Depth: 49mm

Features

Anti-Slam Finger Protection
The swing free mode of a closer can allow a door to slam shut. Regardless as to whether this is accidental, deliberate or just caused by a draught, it poses a real risk to frail residents and care home workers alike. The Lockwood Exidors Guardian closer has been developed with an anti-slam function which controls and slows the motion of the door.

Drift Resistance
If a door is unbalanced it can naturally swing open or closed, or it can swing with a draught. This can result in a resident wedging the door open and invalidating it as a fire door. The Lockwood Guardian closer offers a low level control on the door, which stops it from drifting from its open position, at the same time as allowing it to operate freely to the user.

The Lockwood Exidor Guardian requires a 24V DC power supply and it is recommend to use the PSU2 and PSU4 power supply units.

Finish
Silver

Scope of use

The Lockwood Exidor 9880 Guardian E-Mag closer is a unique swing-free door closer developed specifically to meet the needs of care home facilities. In a class of its own, the Lockwood Exidor 9880 Guardian E-Mag closer offers specific features that reduce the risk of injury to residents as well as eradicating the need to wedge doors open.