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S A F E T Y E D G E I N S T R U C T I O N S ( E L E C T R I C )
1. Using scissors or a sharp razor to cut edge to length adding
a total of 1" for end caps.
2. Carefully trim foot by 1/2" on each end of the edge. Make
certain no damage is done to the profile when making the
vertical cut. Any remains of the foot will be removed later
with sand paper.
3. Before sanding surface, cut protruding copper wire.
4. Using sand paper, smooth all cut surfaces even and mat,
making sure you do not round edges, on each end of edge,
including the area where footing was removed.
5. Open one of the end caps using a hole punch or any other
sharp object. Remove any remaining material. Feed
connecting cable through the hole.
6. Insert wire connector pins into the middle of the copper
strands to ensure a good connection. Insert one pin into the
upper copper strand and one pin into the lower copper
strand.
7. Insert resistor assembly into other end of edge. Insert
wire connector pins into the middle of the copper strands
to ensure a good connection. Insert one pin into the
upper copper strand and one pin into the lower
copper strand.
8. Carefully apply a thin, even layer of adhesive to the ridge
inside the end cap. Do not to get any adhesive on the
sealing lip or on the cable. Attach end cap to the profile
from the foot side. Line up the corners so the end cap is
straight. Immediately press firmly on the cap for
approximately 10 seconds.
9. Roll back the sealing lip on the end cap and apply a thin,
even layer of adhesive to the surface. Unroll sealing lip
and press firmly on the entire adhesive joint for
approximately 10 seconds.
10. Carefully pull cable to one side and apply adhesive to
bushing allowing the adhesive to run inside the sleeve
around the cable. Apply a thin layer of adhesive to the
edge of the cable bushing to seal.
11. Slide edge into door astragal.
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