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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 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 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 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
Olympus 999R, 999L, 100DR, 300SD and L78V Cabinet Locks(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Five Olympus cabinet locks, five kinds of door Cabinet locks fail at the order stage, not on the door. The wrong lock for the door type comes out of the box and does
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
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
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,