Assa Access Control Electric Locking - Manual (Page 4)

Solenoid handle locks secure the door in a similar way to a
conventional lock, except that the lever handle is controlled by an
electromagnet. When the correct unlocking signal is received the
solenoid magnet releases, allowing the handle to be used to open
the door; at other times the handle is inoperative.
The benefits of solenoid handle locks include:
A single unit solution; their external appearance is the same as
a conventional lock and they may be fitted with door furniture
to match other doors in the building.
Provide a high level of security that can be controlled and
monitored from a remote location.
Fitting these products does not require cutting an unsightly
hole into the door frame.
Split follower versions offer a choice between the external or
the internal handle being electrically controlled. Mechanical
override available at all times.
Access Contr
ol Electric Locking
Solenoid Handle Locks
Operating Formats
Fail Locked
– Provides optimum security.
If there is a power failure the door will remain locked.
Fail Unlocked
– Provides excellent safety.
If there is a power failure the door will be unlocked to allow exit.
Fully adjustable: fail locked or fail unlocked mode may be selected on site.
Compatibility
All our solenoid handle locks use the same door furniture and Scandinavian Oval shape cylinders as
the ASSA Modular mechanical locks. They may also replace the existing Modular door preparation.
Available with choice of 50mm or 70mm backset. Each solenoid handle lock is supplied as standard
with high security striking plate and 6m cable.
On activation
* Handle retracts latchbolt
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