sFlipLock e-access panic security mortise lock, handle-operated 16576PBa-SV

Overview of Advantages

• Electronically engaging door handle
• Attached motor unit with integrated motor control for the basic open/close function With switched output if the lock has undergone motorised release.
• Display of the open position and feedback to electric door drives.
• Opening signal (GND) e.g. via fingerprint, button, switching timer, etc.
• Electrical interface RS485, e.g. for direct communication via biometrics scanner and error log. Tamper protection opening impulse now only via BUS.
• Evaluation of potential-free contacts (AWS):Door status (changeover contact), handle panic side (changeover contact), delayed bolt switch contact (changeover contact), bolt switch contact (changeover contact), cylinder contact
• Motorised opening in 1.5 seconds
• Low power consumption: 350 mA at 24 V DC
• Deadbolt stroke, single rotation, 20mm each
• Mechanical automatic locking system
• Version with round cylinder or profile cylinder
• Backset: 30 - 80mm
• Round face plate in 18 and 20 mm width, square face plate in 24 mm width
• No
• Certification according to EN 1125
• Approved in accordance with EN 1634-1 to 3 with AWS
• Approved in accordance with EN 12209 Class 7
• Approved in accordance with EN 18251-2 Class 5
• Burglary resistant to class RC2 can be achieved in appropriate door systems

Product description

• The sFlipLock e-access handle-operated mortise lock is equipped with a split handle follower so that the inside handle is engaged and the outside handle is not engaged. Typically, a door handle fitting is mounted on both sides of the door and a panic bar or pushbar can be mounted on the inside (in the escape direction). Exit through the locked door is possible at any time via the inside handle, panic bar or a pushbar. These pull the long bolt back and also unlock the flip latch (panic function). When unlocking from outside via an electronic impulse, fingerprint, button, badge or timer switch, the outside handle is engaged and the dead bolt is retracted to 5 mm first. The flip latch is then released by the door handle and the lock is completely released. Emergency opening from the outside is possible at all times via the cylinder when the door is locked. The lock locks automatically again when the door closes (automatic locking). This lock always comes in combination with an evaluation control unit, which enables all contacts of sFlipLock e-access motorised lock to be evaluated. The motorised lock can thus be opened, closed, run in daytime position or locked completely (blocked). The power supply for the motorised lock is also provided by the evaluation control. In emergency mode (power failure / triggering of the central fire alarm system), the motorised lock is locked automatically in open state by an integrated buffer capacitor. With the separate block input (locked), all input signals are decoupled and the motorised lock moves automatically into locked position. This double-leaf version always has a passive leaf lock. Only available in combination with a panic inactive leaf locking system. This enables the door to be opened at all times, even if the lock on the active leaf is locked (panic function), via the handle, panic fitting or pushbar Automatic locking when the door is closed via switch lock triggering

Area of Application

• Access control and building management applications, incl. bus connection
• Public buildings, banks, prisons, hospitals (air locks)
• Access control, security and fire doors in commercial, public and industrial buildings

Note

• Suitable for freewheeling cylinders, not suitable for external bolt switch contacts. For the U-shaped version, the accessory shim B-15544 is required. Backset 45/50/65 on request. In combination with an evaluation control unit (AWS) (Art. no.14471401/02). The AWS, connecting cable and striking plates must be ordered separately.
• Only for system partners with a training certificate
• Round rosettes (cross-screwed) only from backset 45 mm.
• Use special profile half spindle MSL 5968