Hager 2-679-0621 Heavy Duty 2-Wire Electric Power Transfer — Aluminum Finish

The Hager 2-679-0621 is a heavy-duty, 2-wire electric power transfer (EPT) designed to route low-voltage electrical current between a door frame and a moving door leaf. This device provides a protected, concealed wiring path that enables electrified door hardware — such as electric strikes, electrified latchsets, and access-control components — to receive reliable power without exposed cabling. The aluminum (ALM) finish housing offers a durable, anodized appearance suited to commercial and institutional openings. Often referenced alongside the Hager 2-679-0620 (concealed mortise-mount loop variant), the 2-679-0621 is the heavy-duty 2-wire configuration built for high-cycle, demanding door openings.

Key Features & Benefits

• Heavy-Duty Construction: Engineered for high-cycle commercial and institutional openings where durability and long service life are critical.
• 2-Wire Configuration: Transfers two conductors from frame to door, supporting a wide range of electrified lock and access-control applications.
• Protected Wiring Path: Routes power between the door frame and door leaf through an enclosed, concealed transfer mechanism — eliminating exposed wire loops or surface conduit.
• Aluminum (ALM) Finish: Anodized aluminum housing resists corrosion and blends with standard commercial door frames and hardware.
• Compatible with Electrified Hardware Systems: Pairs with electric strikes, electrified mortise locks, magnetic locks, and other access-controlled door hardware requiring frame-to-door power continuity.
• Hager Quality: Manufactured by Hager Companies, a recognized name in commercial door hardware with over 160 years of industry presence.

Applications

The Hager 2-679-0621 is well suited for commercial, institutional, healthcare, education, and government facility openings where electrified hardware requires a clean, code-compliant wiring path from a fixed frame to an active door. Typical installations include access-controlled entry doors, monitored egress openings, and electrified locking systems integrated with building security or fire alarm panels.

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