DETEX - HATA, Inc.
DETEX - HATA, Inc.
DETEX - HATA, Inc.
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<strong>DETEX</strong><br />
ECL-230D<br />
Function and Operation<br />
The ECL-230D is a single point deadbolt<br />
locking device that deters unauthorized<br />
entrance from the outside while allowing<br />
emergency egress from the inside. It provides<br />
inside and outside key control bypass capability.<br />
In the event of unauthorized use of an exit<br />
door, the ECL-230D will sound a high decibel<br />
alarm and can be reset only with a special<br />
control key. This commands attention even in<br />
high noise environments.<br />
Operation of the ECL-230D is straight forward.<br />
Authorized use of the control key in the lock<br />
cylinder, inside and outside, permits unlocking<br />
the door without sounding the alarm. Locking<br />
the deadbolt mechanism always arms the<br />
alarm system. When an exit occurs, the alarm<br />
is reset by switching the unit off and then<br />
relocking with the authorized control key.<br />
*Cylinder Not <strong>Inc</strong>luded<br />
DET ECL 230C Exit Control Alarm Lock<br />
$295.28 ea<br />
*Cylinder Not <strong>Inc</strong>luded<br />
$453.50 ea $991.64 ea<br />
ECL-8010 Standard battery-powered alarm cross bar ECL-8030 Battery powered delayed egress alarm<br />
cross bar<br />
*Cylinders not included<br />
ECL-8010 & ECL8030<br />
Function and Operation<br />
Battery powered ECL-8010 and ECL-8030 re-latching<br />
exit devices bring new economy and electronic<br />
reliability to exit control. Both push paddle and<br />
cross bar models are ideally suited for low traffic<br />
door relatching applications in remote locations<br />
where AC power is not available. Compact,<br />
aesthetically pleasing design and the reliability and<br />
instaneous response of microprocessor-based<br />
control are important benefits of this new Detex exit<br />
control hardware.<br />
The ECL8030 is a delayed egress re-latching exit<br />
device with an alarm that will sound immediately<br />
when the bar is depressed, but the lock will not<br />
open for 15 seconds. This prevents unauthorized<br />
exit from a remote door. the unit is battery powered.<br />
The ECL 8030 also has a fire-loop bypass to allow<br />
the door to be opened immediately in case the fire<br />
alarm is set off.<br />
Battery-powered models in the Thriftlock series are<br />
designed to protect doors from unauthorized entry<br />
while allowing emergency exit from the inside.<br />
Unauthorized use sounds a high-decibel, directional<br />
alarm that’s audible even in high noise level environments.<br />
A special control key resets the alarm<br />
Models ECL-8010 and ECL-8030 offer two operating<br />
features which can be field activated. A stop can be<br />
installed to prevent the removal of the arming key in<br />
the disarmed position. Also, a dogging feature may<br />
be added to hold the detent, allowing passage from<br />
either direction.<br />
Single Door Mechanical Keepers for Inswinging and Outswinging Installations<br />
ECL-435K<br />
Adjusting keeper,<br />
surface-inswinging<br />
doors<br />
$20.26 ea<br />
$10.5.0 ea<br />
ECL-439K<br />
Internal strike hollow<br />
metal frames<br />
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DDH-2250 Double Door Holder $112.50 ea<br />
Function and Operation<br />
Double Door Holder (DDH-2250) is designed for use<br />
with Detex Exit Control Locks to provide looking of<br />
the inactive leaf on an outswinging double door.<br />
Release of the active leaf disengages the DDH-2250<br />
allowing the inactive leaf to open freely.<br />
Applications<br />
The DDH-2250 enables the Detex Exit Control Locks<br />
to be used with any wood, metal or glass double<br />
outswinging exit doors.<br />
DET DDH 2250<br />
EA 500<br />
Function and Operation<br />
The Detex EA-500 Series Exit Alarm’s<br />
surface-mount, slim-line design<br />
blends with architectural decor and is<br />
easy to install using ordinary tools.<br />
This low-cost, self-contained door<br />
alarm employs a 95-decibel,<br />
directional piezo horn to warn of<br />
unauthorized use of a door.<br />
The alarm triggers by reliable magnetic<br />
switching, either internally or by<br />
separate MS-2049 door switches. The<br />
internal magnetic activation switch<br />
can be positioned to the top, left or<br />
right side of the alarm. Any movement<br />
of the door opens the switch contacts,<br />
setting off the alarm.<br />
Authorized persons with bypass key<br />
which temporarily disarms the unit may<br />
use the door without inconvenience.<br />
Authorized passage is accomplished by<br />
(1) turning the control key 90 degrees<br />
and (2) immediately turning it back.<br />
After this, the door can be used without<br />
setting off the alarm; time delay can be<br />
adjusted from 5 to 30 seconds to allow<br />
sufficient time to exit. This also functions<br />
as a “door propped open” alarm.<br />
Bypass can also be accomplished by<br />
using a remote switch or a Detex access<br />
control product to disarm the alarm<br />
momentarily.<br />
OKC (Outside Key Control) option lets<br />
user enter the protected door from the<br />
outside without triggering the alarm. It<br />
also provides the ability to reset the<br />
alarm from the outside. In-swinging<br />
door applications can be accomplished<br />
by using the MS-2049I magnetic switch.<br />
DET EA 500<br />
$112.50 ea<br />
MS-2049F & MS-2049S<br />
MAGNETIC SWITCHES<br />
FOR EA2500 SERIES<br />
Function and Operation<br />
These magnetic switches are<br />
designed primarily to serve as<br />
sensing devices; when<br />
connected to a Detex Remote<br />
indicating Panel (RIP); to detect<br />
the opening of a door or window;<br />
to assure that a protected door is<br />
securely under surveillance; to<br />
serve as a trigger for a<br />
wall-mounted Detex Exit Alarm;<br />
to signal that a door has been<br />
inadvertently left open; and to be<br />
used as a direct switch to set off<br />
many kinds of audible or visual<br />
166 alarms.<br />
MS-2049F<br />
Flush Mount Contacts<br />
Mortised in the door<br />
and frame<br />
$81.00 ea<br />
MS-2049S<br />
Surface Mounted Contacts<br />
$102.00 ea
EA-2500F & EA-2500S 12VAC POWERED DOOR ALARMS<br />
Function and Operation<br />
The Detex EA-2500 Series Exit Alarm’s slim-line design blends with architectural decor and is easy to install<br />
using ordinary tools. This surface or flush-mount alarm is lowcost and self-contained. It employs a 95-<br />
decibel, directional piezo horn to warn of unauthorized use of a door.<br />
The alarm triggers by reliable magnetic switching. Any movement of the door transfers or opens the separate<br />
switch contacts, setting off the alarm. The MS2049F or the MS2049S contact switches must be purchased<br />
separtely, and are not supplied with the alarm units<br />
Authorized persons with a bypass key, which temporarily disarms the unit, may use the door without inconvenience.<br />
Authorized passage is accomplished by (1) turning control key 90 degrees and (2) immediately<br />
turning it back. After this, the door can be used without setting off the alarm; time delay can be adjusted from<br />
5 to 30 seconds to allow sufficient time to exit. Bypass can also be accomplished by using a remote switch or<br />
a Detex access control product to disarm the alarm momentarily, in addition to its on-site alarm, the EA-2500<br />
has provisions for transmitting a signal to a remote indicating panel or other signaling device. Inswinging<br />
door applications can be accomplished by using the MS-2049SI magnetic switch.<br />
The EA2500F is flush mounted and the EA2500S is surface mounted.<br />
DET EA 2500 F<br />
DET EA 2500 S<br />
Flush-mount<br />
$366.84 ea<br />
Surface-mount<br />
$428.28 ea<br />
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