Product Description
The DynaLock 3101C Delayed Egress Single Door Lock in Satin Aluminum with Clear Anodize is an outstanding choice for both security and egress compliance. The 3101C Series offers an innovative blend of advanced electronics and reliable egress - sensing technology. It works in harmony with existing mechanical door hardware. The door stays closed and latched, and the 3101C provides an extra magnetic security layer. When someone tries to exit by unlatching and pushing the door, the delay egress timer starts, blocking unauthorized exits. Once activated, an audible alarm and a red LED flash for 15 or 30 seconds (user - selectable), warning of the lock's release delay. After the timer runs out, the lock releases, and a green LED with continuous sound indicates it's safe to exit. You can reset the system using a built - in keyswitch or a remote signal. This system also integrates smoothly with the building's emergency fire alarm. It unlocks automatically during a fire alarm or power failure, and the fire alarm contacts are field - selectable for NO and NC signals for diverse system setups. Key features include preventing unauthorized exits while meeting egress codes, being a self - contained system for easy install and maintenance, having auto - sensing 12/24V DC/V AC input for flexible power, using unique sensor technology resistant to minor door misalignment, and coming with a lifetime warranty for long - term reliability.
Using the DynaLock 3101C is straightforward. The door is normally kept closed and latched by your existing door hardware and the magnetic force of the 3101C. When you need to exit, simply unlatch and push the door. This will start the delay timer. You'll hear an alarm and see a red LED flash. Wait for the timer to finish, and then you'll see a green LED and can exit the door. To reset the system, you can use the built - in keyswitch or send a remote signal. When installing, make sure to connect the power according to your available source, as it can sense 12/24V DC/V AC automatically. Check that the lock is properly aligned with the door, though the unique sensor technology can tolerate minor misalignments. During a fire alarm or power failure, the lock will unlock automatically, so there's no need to worry about being trapped. For maintenance, since it's a self - contained system, occasional visual checks are enough to ensure it's working well. And with its lifetime warranty, you can have peace of mind for a long time.
