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Dummy: Single Dummy for one side of the door.

Passage: Latches door closed and does not lock.

Note: Do not use Patio function lock on balcony doors where it is the only way into the building. They cannot be unlocked from the outside. Patio: Lock from the inside and block entry from the outside.Privacy: Locks but has access to unlock from the outside via a small hole or slot to insert a simple tool.Some entry locks use cards or push buttons instead of keys. Keyed Entry or Entry Lock: Uses a key to open the lock from the outside so you can gain entry to space.Lock functions control the flow of people through a building. Most backsets are either 2 3/8' or 2 3/4'. Measure from the edge of the door to the center of the hole or the lock body that you are replacing. A lock which by reversing the latch bolt, may be used by either hand (left or right). If the hinges are on the right side, the door is Right Hand (RH). If the hinges are on the left side of the door, the door is Left Hand (LH). Stand Outside the room or building facing the door.

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How to determine the handing of a door lock? It is a general term for Door Knobs, Door Levers, Handlesets and Deadbolts that latch (hold closed) and/or lock. Note: The door hardware trade term Lock or Locksets is not just referring to a hardware item that has a cylinder and uses a key. Batteries can be used to provide temporary power to some kinds of fail secure locks, but there are life safety codes in some municipalities that limit their use in many situations. At least if the power fails to the lock, your door is not suddenly open to the world. In general, fail secure locks are more common. There are other situations where either will work, but one type is better suited for the application than the other. There are applications where only one type of lock is acceptable, mostly for life safety reasons, like in a stairwell of a high-rise building. A fail-secure lock locks the door when power is removed by an access control system or a power outage. A failsafe lock opens and unlocks the door when the power is removed by an access control system or a power outage.įail-secure locks need power applied to the lock to remain unlocked. You might not feel safe in a protected space if the doors unlocked during a power failure, but if the doors “failed safe” you would not have to worry about getting out of the building.įailsafe locks need power applied to the lock to remain locked. The confusing part of the wording is in the word “safe”. Fail-safe means the opposite: if power fails, the door is unlocked. Fail-secure means that if the power fails, the door remains secure (locked). The original terms for these conditions were fail safe and fail secure. They either need power to lock, or they need power to unlock. All electrified locking devices fall into one of two categories.What is the difference between Fail Safe and Fail Secure electric door strikes?

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Lockstate Locks and Deadbolt Instructions Manuals CLICK HERE. Support (877)-254-5625.IEI Access Solutions (Linear Corp.) CLICK HERE FOR SUPPORT FILES or call (800)-421-1587 (press 3).

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Alarm Lock Trilogy Locks: DL Windows - Programming T3 Trilogy Locks with a laptop & DTM.

Alarm Lock Trilogy Locks: DL Windows - Setting up Schedules/Time Zones for T3 Trilogy Locks.

Alarm Lock Trilogy Locks: Setting up basic system account for the DL-Windows Software.

Kaba, iLCO Simplex, Eplex, and Solitaire: 80.

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