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R.R. BRINK 3520-300 Motorized Deadlocking Latch

R.R. BRINK 3520-300 Motorized Deadlocking Latch
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Application

• The 3520-300 is ideal for access control in secure areas of commercial, institutional, governmental, and industrial buildings.

• The 24VDC gearmotor facilitates remote unlocking even when an abnormally high 300 pound side force is applied against the latch.

• Available functions allow for electrical latch retraction and extension from a remote control point as well as manual key unlocking at the door.

• This lock is commonly used in medium security correctional facilities to provide remotely controlled electric unlocking of detention area sleeping room andexit doors.

• The narrow depth of the 3520-300 per-mits mortise mounting in a standard (i.e. 2” trim) hollow metal door frame or an architectural metal tube (e.g. borrowed light frame mullion).

• The 3520-300 is physically interchangeable with the RRBLS solenoid powered Model 3020 and, subject to wiring requirements, can be retrofitted to the latter.

• Installation of the 3520-300 is architec-turally unobtrusive and affords superior impact and tamper resistance.

• Impact tested to Security Grade 1 per ASTM F1450 and F1577.

(Note: Not recommended for maximum security detention applications.)

Standard Features

• Structural and locking parts are stainless steel• All other parts and fasteners of copper alloy or stainless steel

• A full 3/4” throw cast stainless steel latch with two (2) saw resistant inserts.

• Maintained Switch Latch Holdback (MSLH) function (see “Motor Lock Function Reference Guide” for other functions).

• Lock status switch (LSS) trips when latch is in deadlocked condition. Used in a signal circuit to indicate lock status – unlocked or deadlocked – via control panel lights and/or alarm devices. The LSS is also used to control an electrical interlock, which permits only one of a group of doors to be unlocked at any time.

Note: For positive, tamper resistant signaling of a closed and deadlocked door, a sensitive door position (DPS) switch must be wired in combination with the LSS. Our DPS Models 201030 or 201090 are recommended.

• Mechanical operation via customer supplied standard commercial key cylinder with “Yale” type cam. (Factory supplied key cylinder optional.) For stop (push) side frame keying see optional “key cylinder extension” (KCE).

• Plug connectors are provide for ease in wiring and removal.

• Exposed fasteners – pinned “Torx” head

• Exposed Faceplate Metals/FinishesSatin Stainless Steel – (ANSI 630, US32D) Satin Brass – (ANSI 606, US4)*

Electrical Data

• Gearmotor – Permanent magnet type – 1.0 ampere current limited at full load. Voltage must be 24VDC, +5% -10%. A regulated power supply is recommended for optimum performance.

• Lock Status Switch – 120/250VAC, 5 amp, SPDT (Form C)

*Please note: List prices are for US32D Finish. Options, such as alternative finishes, may change the price of your order. Please contact Strongbar for details.

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