- Dual voltage – 12/24 VDC
- Stainless steel for strength and long life with stainless steel bolt, 5/8″ diameter, 5/8″ throw
- Magnetic switch senses door position for positive locking
- Door open/close monitor (NO/NC/COM)
- Adjustable door lock delay timer
- Shallow design for use with most metal door jambs
- Powered by a solenoid
- Attempts to relock multiple times if the door is not closed properly
| Operation type | Fail-secure |
| Operation voltage | 12/24 VDC |
| Current Draw | Standby: 330mA@12VDC / 205mA@24VDC Active: 880mA@12VDC / 470mA@24VDC |
| Door status sensor | SPDT 250mA@12VDC (NO/NC/COM) |
| Lock delay timer | 0/3/5/9 sec (adjustable) |
| Operating humidity | 0~85% non-condensing |
| Operating temperature | 32~194° F (0~90° C) |
| Dimensions | Lock: 7-7/8″x1-1/4″x1-9/16″ (200×31.8×40.5 mm) Strike plate: 3-9/16″x1″x1/8″ (90×25.7×3 mm) |
| Weight | 2-lb 5-oz (1kg) |
Product Information Sheet (PI)
Manual
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solutions: |
| Deadbolt does not activate when the door closes. | The sensor in the lock body is too far from the magnet in the strike plate. | • Try adjusting the strike plate, lock body position, or shims. |
| Deadbolt activates when the door is closed, but does not lock the door | Deadbolt may not be properly going into the deadbolt hole in the door. | • Make sure the deadbolt is going into the hole and not hitting the strike plate. If not, you must reposition the strike plate. • If the deadbolt is going into the hole, it may be hitting the bottom of the hole (if it is in a wooden door). In this case, drill a deeper hole |
| How to reset unit. | • When testing, if necessary, reset the unit by grounding the orange wire momentarily. | |
| For any other problems. | • Replace the unit, and test again. A problem unit can also be substituted for a working unit in another door frame to see if it works there. |
