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Stanley Security CEFBB179-54 5X4-1/2 26D Five Knuckle Concealed Conductor Ball Bearing Architectural Hinge

Stanley Security CEFBB179-54 5X4-1/2 26D Five Knuckle Concealed Conductor Ball Bearing Architectural Hinge

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  • Last seen at $125.00 at OpenAxis Supply on Nov 8.

Our take on the Stanley Security CEFBB179-54 5X4-1/2 26D Five Knuckle Concealed Conductor Ball Bearing Architectural Hinge

The Stanley CEFBB179-54 is a full-mortise architectural hinge with a concealed four-wire conductor running through the knuckle, so power or signal reaches an electrified door without exposed cabling. It measures 5 by 4-1/2 inches with five knuckles, square corners and ball bearings, in a satin chrome finish. The standard-weight steel build suits commercial doors and high-traffic openings. It is aimed at contractors, locksmiths and facilities crews wiring access control, and competes with other concealed-conductor hinges on wire count and bearing smoothness rather than on looks.

Best forElectrified door hardware and access control installsCommercial and institutional doorsContractors and locksmiths running concealed wiringFacilities maintenance replacing worn hinges
Pros
  • Four-wire concealed conductor carries power through the hinge
  • Ball bearings reduce friction and smooth door swing
  • Five-knuckle, square-corner full-mortise design
  • Standard-weight steel for commercial doors
  • Satin chrome finish resists wear and looks clean
Cons
  • Full-mortise installation needs precise door and frame prep
  • Conductor wiring adds steps and care during hanging
  • Standard weight, not for heavy or oversized doors
  • Satin chrome shows fingerprints and smudges

Stanley Security CEFBB179-54 5X4-1/2 26D Five Knuckle Concealed Conductor Ball Bearing Architectural Hinge prices at every store

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About the Stanley Security CEFBB179-54 5X4-1/2 26D Five Knuckle Concealed Conductor Ball Bearing Architectural Hinge

The Stanley Security CEFBB179-54 is a five knuckle, ball bearing architectural hinge with a concealed conductor. It is a full mortise hinge with square corners and a standard weight build. It measures 5 inches by 4-1/2 inches.

The hinge is made of steel with a satin chrome 626/US26D finish. The ball bearing mechanism reduces friction and smooths door operation. An integrated four-wire concealed conductor carries wiring through the hinge for specialized applications.

Brand
Stanley Security
Model
CEFBB179-54 5X4-1/2 26D
Type
Five knuckle concealed conductor ball bearing architectural hinge
Size
5 in x 4-1/2 in
Material
Steel
Finish
Satin chrome, 626/US26D
Mounting
Full mortise
Corners
Square
Weight class
Standard weight
Bearing
Ball bearing
Conductor
Four-wire concealed

Questions and answers

What does the concealed conductor do?
It routes four wires through the hinge knuckle to an electrified door, so power or signal reaches locks, strikes or sensors without exposed cable at the jamb.
What size door does a 5 x 4-1/2 inch hinge fit?
That is a standard commercial architectural size for full-mortise hanging. Match it to the door's existing mortise and weight, since this is a standard-weight hinge.
Is it a ball bearing hinge?
Yes. Ball bearings in the knuckles cut friction and give a smoother swing than plain bearing hinges, which helps in high-traffic openings.
What finish is it?
Satin chrome, US26D. It is a brushed, low-sheen finish common on commercial hardware.
Can it be used on a fire-rated door?
Concealed-conductor hinges are commonly used on rated openings, but the door assembly's listing governs. Check the door and frame listing before installing.
How many hinges does a door need?
Standard practice is three hinges per door for this size and weight. Confirm against the door manufacturer's instructions.
Where is the Stanley Security CEFBB179-54 5X4-1/2 26D Five Knuckle Concealed Conductor Ball Bearing Architectural Hinge cheapest?
At OpenAxis Supply, for $125.00, as of our latest check.

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