Accentra (Formally Yale Security) 794 Optional Fire-Opening Bottom Strike — Saddle or Flush-Floor Mount

The Accentra 794 Bottom Strike is an optional hardware component designed for use with Accentra 7000 Series exit devices on fire-rated door openings. Formerly offered under the Yale Security brand, this replacement and upgrade part accommodates two common floor-mount configurations: saddle threshold mount and flush floor mount. For fire openings incorporating a 1/2-inch threshold, this bottom strike is a required component. The 794 ships complete with machine screws and floor anchors, providing everything needed for a secure, code-conscious installation.

Institutional Grade Features & Benefits

• Fire-Opening Ready: Engineered specifically to meet the requirements of fire-rated door openings, making it a critical component wherever life-safety compliance is a priority.
• Dual Mount Compatibility: Accommodates both saddle threshold and flush floor mounting configurations, offering flexibility across a wide range of door opening conditions.
• Required for 1/2-Inch Thresholds: When a fire opening features a 1/2-inch saddle threshold, the 794 Bottom Strike is a mandatory installation component — not merely optional — ensuring proper latching and code compliance.
• Complete Hardware Kit: Supplied with machine screws and floor anchors for a straightforward, tool-ready installation without the need for additional fastener sourcing.
• 7000 Series Integration: Engineered for precise compatibility with the Accentra 7000 Series exit device line, ensuring correct fit and reliable long-term performance.
• Genuine Accentra Part: A direct continuation of the trusted Yale Security product line, now offered under the Accentra brand — the same engineering standards, same part number.

Applications

The Accentra 794 Bottom Strike is well-suited for commercial and institutional door openings including:

• Fire-rated stairwell and corridor doors equipped with Accentra 7000 Series exit devices
• Openings with saddle thresholds requiring a compliant bottom latch point for the exit device rod
• Flush-floor installations where a surface-mounted strike is not applicable
• New construction and retrofit projects requiring a code-compliant bottom strike on fire-labeled door assemblies

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