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Detex EAX-500 vs EAX-300: An Alarm for a Door That Keeps Getting Propped(Post)
By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Detex EAX-500 vs EAX-300: An Alarm for a Door That Keeps Getting Propped Somebody wedges the back door open to load in cases of product, takes a smoke break, or just
Discontinued E-Plex 3000, 3200, 3700: What to Buy(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The E-Plex is no longer made. Here is how to pick from what is left If you run a storefront with aluminum glass doors, there is a decent chance one of them has a Kab
Alarm Lock PL3000 vs PL3000IC: Do You Need an IC Core?(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The credential is the same. The cylinder underneath it isn't. Both the Alarm Lock Trilogy PL3000 and the PL3000IC do the same access job: present a prox card or fob,
Alarm Lock DL1300 vs PDL1300: PIN Only or Add a Prox Card(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer A narrow-stile door still needs standalone hardware We already covered the Alarm Lock DL2700 as the standalone Trilogy answer for a door with no wiring at all. The
Alarm Lock DL5300 vs PDL5300: Code Required on Both Sides(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Alarm Lock DL5300 vs PDL5300: Code Required on Both Sides Most standalone keypad locks only care about one direction. You badge or punch a code to get in, and the in
HES 8300C: A Fire-Rated Strike for a No-Cut Retrofit(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Fire-rated frames are not something you cut into and figure out later. Put an electric strike into a rated opening without the right listing behind it and you've cre
Von Duprin 6211 vs 6300: Lockset Strike or Exit Device Strike(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The strike follows the latch, not the door The question comes in as "6211 or 6300?" and the honest answer is a question back: what is the latch on that door? The Von
HES Electric Strike or Von Duprin 6300: When a Maglock Makes More Sense(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer HES Electric Strike or Von Duprin 6300: When a Maglock Makes More Sense I get this question from integrators more than almost any other on an access-control job:
DynaLock 7300 vs 7400: Metal or Weatherproof Keypad(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Two Standalone Keypads, Same Brains, Different Shell A facilities tech ordered a standalone keypad for a warehouse door that kept getting pried at by whoever was in
DynaLock 1300: What ARSB, DPSM and BPS Mean(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer A deadbolt that hides inside the door The DynaLock 1300 series is a mortise electric deadbolt built for places where a conventional lock does not fit. The catalog de
Alarm Lock PDK3000-26D: Keypad Access for a Gate, No Panel(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The gate doesn't need a full access system, it needs a lock that thinks for itself You've got a gate, a gangway door, or a loading-dock man-door that's exposed to we
PHI 2300 Apex Mortise: 2301, 2302, 2303, 2305, 2308(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer One chassis, five ways to treat the outside of the door The PHI 2300 Series Apex mortise exit device is one body with five prep numbers: 2301, 2302, 2303, 2305 and 2
Sargent 6300 LFIC Core: Picking the Right Keyway Letter(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Sargent 6300 LFIC Core: Picking the Right Keyway Letter A customer hands me a bag of cores off a job and asks for "a Sargent replacement." That's not enough to orde
DynaLock 2500 vs 2000 vs 3000: Sizing a Maglock by Holding Force(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer An integrator gets handed a door and a number. Six-fifty. Twelve hundred. Fifteen hundred. Nobody tells him which one the door needs. He over-buys and eats a bigger
Corbin Russwin CL3300: Extra-Heavy-Duty Cylindrical for a Campus Door(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Walk a college classroom building between periods and watch the doors. Hundreds of hands an hour, backpacks shoving through, doors caught on the swing and yanked,
Adams Rite 4300 Steel Hawk: Access Control for a Storefront Door(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Putting access control on an aluminum storefront door is where a lot of good intentions die. The stile is too narrow for a normal electric strike, a maglock means ru