Hager 7-112-1881 RETW 12-Module System

Hager 7-112-1881 RETW 12 MODULE is a high-quality removable electric through-wire module designed for seamless integration in commercial applications. Featuring a sleek black finish, this 12-wire module offers both functionality and aesthetic appeal, ensuring a professional look for any installation. Engineered to meet strict ANSI and BHMA standards, Hager products are crafted from durable brass, stainless steel, and steel materials, available in a range of polished finishes. The module’s design supports various hinge applications, accommodating low, medium, and high-frequency use based on door and frame types, while also adhering to essential building code compliance. In addition to its robust construction, Hager offers optional antimicrobial protection for its stainless steel architectural-grade butt hinges, effectively preventing the growth of bacteria and fungi. This feature is particularly beneficial in high-traffic environments where hygiene is paramount. The Hager 7-112-1881 module comes with a limited one-year warranty, ensuring reliability and peace of mind for building professionals and knowledgeable homeowners. It is designed for commercial installations and is available for convenient UPS shipping. With its compatibility with various Hager hinge products and available accessories, this module is an ideal choice for enhancing door functionality and security.

RETW 12 MODULE

Removable Electric Through-Wires, 12-Wire Module Only, Black Finish

Available accessories for Hager hinge products include decorator tips and set screw sets.

Decorative cover channels are available for many Roton models.

• Finishes: Brass, stainless steel and steel materials are polished in a range of finishes to meet strict ANSI and BHMA standards.
• Antimicrobial: Protection Hager offers an option of antimicrobial protection for the full line of stainless steel architectural grade butt hinges to prevent growth of bacteria and fungi.
• OPERATION: Hager hinges are designed to meet a number of applications. Frequency of use (low, medium or high) and door/frame types combined with end use, environmental considerations and building code compliance determine the appropriate hinge application.