How
Does It Work?
Re-Entry
locksets fill the need where a door needs to be
secured during normal operation, but also is needed
as a means of escape or refuge in the event of
an emergency. Many building codes mandate re-entry
every fourth floor in a high-rise building.
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Securitech Re-Entry locksets provide fail-safe
exiting at all times. The exterior trim is typically
locked, released by key or access control system
interface during normal operation. The power supply
is connected to the fire alarm system. In the
event of an emergency, the fire alarm system interrupts
the power supply and the exterior trim unlocks.
The door remains latched in place to maintain
the fire rating, but entry is possible (Fail-safe
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Electrolatch |
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Maglatch |
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Auto-Bolt |
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Exit
Device |
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LX
Retrofit Trim |
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to model number as electric release option. |
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Electrically-Released
Trim Goes Into Fail-Safe Mode On Both Sides
Of The Door With Loss Of Power Or Signal From
Fire Alarm System
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Electric
release in the trim, not the strike insures easy
installation |
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Eliminates
failures due to door misalignment (sagging) |
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No
moving parts in the strike plate to wear out |
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Available
in Maglatch, Electrolatch, Auto-Bolt Maglatch
& Electrolatch Panic & LX Series trim |
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Vandal-resistant
LeverEx™ slip-clutch within stainless steel
exterior lever handle breaks away when forced
without damage |
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Code
compliant release action meets ADA requirements |
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Works
with all access control & intercom systems |
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Patented
quick-switch cylinder change method and removable
spindle for easy service (UG style trim) |
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Lever
movement restrictors prolong life of mortise lock
by reducing wear & tear |
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Ideal
for
Office building stairwells
Special code requirement locations |
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DOOR
& FRAME PREPARATION:
Standard 1 ¼" x 8" mortise prep
for door.
Standard 4 7/8" strike prep for frame.
Wire chase required for wood doors.
HANDING: LH, RH, LHR, RHR
CYLINDER: Mortise cylinder required (by
others)
WIRING:
2-4 wires transferred from frame to door, power
transfer options include electrified hinge, Yamaka,
TransX, power cord, etc.
Wiring to
the strike area is NOT required. |
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