Assa Abloy Access Control Electric Locking Manual

Access Control Electric Locking
Electric Locking -
the ASSA solution
Electric locking devices provide the physical security in any access control system,
but the intelligence, monitoring and control are supplied by the other elements.
ASSA manufactures a comprehensive range of security solutions, the details of
which are covered in separate brochures.
Security Systems
The ASSA SOLICARD security systems are powerful and
sophisticated access control solutions. Highly flexible and modular
in nature, they can be tailored to any size of application from single-
door to multiple remote sites.
Reader Technology
The interface between user and system is essential to both security
and ease of use. ASSA access control systems can incorporate all
standard types of credential reader, including magstripe cards,
proximity and hands-free tokens and smartcards.
In addition,ASSA also produces a complete package of mechanical security products
and architectural door hardware. This range includes cylinders and keys, locks,
escape products, door furniture, hinges and door closers.
What can access control achieve for you? It can secure a
reduction in crime and the protection of your premises and
assets, through the monitoring and restriction of people’s
movements. It can make your life easier, and achieve
significant cost savings in the long term. However, no
electronic security solution is effective unless the actual
locking devices holding the doors closed perform to the
required standard. This is potentially the most physically
vulnerable part of the system, and the one most subject to
wear and tear. That is why you need to have complete
confidence in the products you have chosen.
ASSA has been supplying electric locking devices for many
years. Our products have a solid reputation for security,
reliability and high performance. As part of the ASSA ABLOY
Group, we enjoy the support and backing of the world’s
leading manufacturer of security door hardware. The
resources that this enables us to put into research and
development ensure that we remain at the forefront of
technology. All our electric locking products are developed
and manufactured within the Group. This means that they
have been designed from the start to work together
smoothly, and any support you may need – for any part of the
system – is available from a single source.
Selected products from the
ASSA range have been
independently recognised
and approved by SAFE/SSG

Access Control Electric Locking
Electric locking products are suitable for many different applications. They can
provide security to keep out unauthorised intruders; convenience for legitimate
users; and safety for those who may need to escape in an emergency. This
guide will help you achieve the right balance for your situation.
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Electric Strikes
Reliable and fast-operating; ideal for high traffic
areas. May be used in conjunction with many
different types of mechanical lockcase to allow a
range of security and safety override functions.
Door Magnets
Highly resistant to wear and provide true fail-safe
operation, making them very suitable for use on
escape routes.
Solenoid Handle Locks
A fast-operating and unobtrusive locking device.
Their external appearance fully matches
conventional locks, making them ideal for projects
where the aesthetics are crucial.
Motor Locks
Providing extremely high security, these products
are perfect for remote sites, out-of-hours security
and other applications where resistance to attack
is paramount.
Selecting a product

Solenoid handle locks secure the door in a similar way to a
conventional lock, except that the lever handle is controlled by an
electromagnet. When the correct unlocking signal is received the
solenoid magnet releases, allowing the handle to be used to open
the door; at other times the handle is inoperative.
The benefits of solenoid handle locks include:
lA single unit solution; their external appearance is the same as
a conventional lock and they may be fitted with door furniture
to match other doors in the building.
lProvide a high level of security that can be controlled and
monitored from a remote location.
lFitting these products does not require cutting an unsightly
hole into the door frame.
lSplit follower versions offer a choice between the external or
the internal handle being electrically controlled. Mechanical
override available at all times.
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Solenoid Handle Locks
Operating Formats
Fail Locked – Provides optimum security.
If there is a power failure the door will remain locked.
Fail Unlocked – Provides excellent safety.
If there is a power failure the door will be unlocked to allow exit.
Fully adjustable: fail locked or fail unlocked mode may be selected on site.
Compatibility
All our solenoid handle locks use the same door furniture and Scandinavian Oval shape cylinders as
the ASSA Modular mechanical locks. They may also replace the existing Modular door preparation.
Available with choice of 50mm or 70mm backset. Each solenoid handle lock is supplied as standard
with high security striking plate and 6m cable.
On activation
* Handle retracts latchbolt
*
*

Evolution 880 – electric latch
Solenoid handle lock. Latchbolt is deadlocked when the door is closed. Exterior and interior lever
handles are electrically operated. Mechanical override by key or handle. May be set to either fail
locked or fail unlocked operation. Continuously rated, accepts 12V to 24V DC power supply,
Microswitch monitors deadlocking of latchbolt.
Evolution 881 – electric sash lock
Solenoid handle lock with additional hookbolt. Latchbolt is deadlocked when the door is closed.
Exterior and interior lever handles are electrically operated. Mechanical override by key or
thumbturn. May be set to either fail locked or fail unlocked operation. Continuously rated, accepts
12V to 24V DC power supply. Microswitch monitors hookbolt and deadlocking of latchbolt.
Evolution 884 – split follower electric latch
Split follower solenoid handle lock. Latchbolt is deadlocked when the door is closed. Exterior
lever handle is electrically operated; interior handle gives escape at all times. Mechanical override
by key or handle. May be set to either fail locked or fail unlocked operation. Continuously rated,
accepts 12V to 24V DC power supply. Microswitches monitor interior handle and deadlocking of
latchbolt.
Evolution 885 – split follower electric sash lock
Split follower solenoid handle lock with additional hookbolt. Latchbolt is deadlocked when the
door is closed. Exterior lever handle is electrically operated; interior handle retracts latch at all
times. Mechanical override by key or thumbturn. May be set to either fail locked or fail unlocked
operation. Continuously rated, accepts 12V to 24V DC power supply. Microswitches monitor
interior handle, hookbolt and deadlocking of latchbolt.
Evolution 886 – emergency split follower electric sash lock
Split follower solenoid handle lock with additional hookbolt and single action exit. Latchbolt is
deadlocked when the door is closed. Exterior lever handle is electrically operated; interior handle
or thumbturn retracts both bolts giving escape at all times. Mechanical override by key or
thumbturn. May be set to either fail locked or fail unlocked operation. Continuously rated, accepts
12V to 24V DC power supply. Microswitches monitor interior handle, deadbolt and anti-thrust
bolt.
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Solenoid Handle Locks
A fast operating and unobtrusive locking device.

Motor locks secure the door using a hardened steel motorised
deadbolt. When the correct unlocking signal is received the bolt
withdraws, allowing the door to open.
The benefits of motor locks include:
lProvide an extremely high level of security that can
be controlled and monitored from a remote location.
lSecure serial encrypted communication between the control
unit and the lock ensures maximum resistance to compromise.
lA single unit solution; their external appearance is the same as
a conventional lock and they may be fitted with door furniture
to match other doors in the building.
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Motor Locks
Operating Format
If there is a power failure the door will remain in the state it was in previously: either locked
or unlocked.
Compatibility
The 810S, 811S, 8000S and 8001S are compatible with conventional ASSA Modular mechanical
locks. The 811S/35mm and 8087S are for narrow stile doors.
Each motor lock is supplied as standard with striking plate,magnetic sensor,6m cable, and DAC-30
control unit. The control unit may in turn be linked to any host control system, switch or timer.
On activation
* Motor retracts deadbolt
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Evolution 810S – motor sash lock
Motor sash lock. Electrically controlled hookbolt plus latchbolt operated by lever handles.
Mechanical override by key or thumbturn: accepts same accessories as ASSA Modular locks.
Accepts 24V AC or DC power supply (or 12V DC stabilised), Incorporates built-in magnetic door
contact.
ASSA Modular version: Locktronic 8000S
Evolution 811S – motor deadlock
Motor deadlock. Electrically controlled hookbolt. Mechanical override by key or thumbturn:
accepts same accessories as ASSA Modular locks. Accepts 24V AC or DC power supply (or 12V
DC stabilised), Incorporates built-in magnetic door contact.
ASSA Modular version: Locktronic 8001S
Evolution 811S/35mm – motor deadlock
Narrow profile motor hookbolt lock. Electrically controlled hookbolt. Mechanical override by key
or thumbturn: accepts same accessories as ASSA Narrow Profile locks (but note that the backset is
35mm). Accepts 24V AC or DC power supply (or 12V DC stabilised), Incorporates built-in
magnetic door contact.
ASSA Narrow Profile version: Locktronic 8087S
DAC-30 – control unit
Control unit supplied with all versions of the above motor locks. Accepts input from any suitable
access control system, switch or timer. Secure serial encrypted communication between control
unit and lock. Full range of status indicators and alarm outputs.
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Motor Locks
Very high security is provided by a motor-operated deadbolt.

Door Magnets
Operating Format
Fail Safe – Provides optimum safety.
If there is a power failure the door will be unlocked to allow exit, and can
be pushed open even if it is under pressure.
Microswitching
All ASSA Door Magnets are available with Hall Effect microswitches to monitor that the magnet is
active. To specify add x002 to the product reference.
Door magnets secure the door using an electromagnet. When the
correct unlocking signal is received the magnet releases, allowing the
door to open.
The benefits of door magnets include:
lThe absence of any mechanical moving parts makes these
products extremely reliable and durable.
lTrue fail safe operation: as soon as power is no longer being
applied to the magnet the door may be pushed open freely.
lDual voltage: can be changed between 12 V and 24 V DC
operation on site.
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On activation
* Magnet releases
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M8000 – mortice door magnet
Fail Safe door magnet. Mortice fixing, suitable for internal doors. Medium strength: 3, 000 N
holding force. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
M8005 – door magnet
Fail Safe door magnet. Surface fixing, suitable for internal doors. Medium strength: 3, 000 N
holding force. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
M8011 – door magnet
Fail Safe door magnet. Surface fixing, suitable for external and internal doors. High strength: 6, 000
N holding force. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
M8022 – double door magnet
Fail Safe double door magnet. Surface fixing, suitable for external and internal double doors. High
strength: 6, 000 N holding force. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
M8031x002 – high security shearmagnet
Fail Safe shearmagnet. Mortice fixing, suitable for external and internal doors. Very high strength:
15, 000 N holding force. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions. Microswitch is
included as standard.
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Door Magnets
With no moving parts, these products provide security for the door with people in mind.

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Electric Strikes
Operating Formats
Fail Locked – Provides optimum security.
If there is a power failure the door will remain locked.
Fail Unlocked – Provides excellent safety.
If there is a power failure the door will be unlocked to allow exit.
Fail Safe – Provides optimum safety.
If there is a power failure the door will be unlocked to allow exit, and can
be pushed open even if the lock is under pressure.
Compatibility
Unless indicated otherwise, all our electric strikes may be used with any single-point nightlatch
from the ASSA Modular or Compact ranges (for example the Modular 8761 or Compact 3061).
Electric strikes work in conjunction with a mechanical lock to
secure the door. When the correct unlocking signal is received, the
strike releases allowing the door to open.
The benefits of electric strikes include:
lHeavy duty products offering excellent performance and
reliability, which ensures maximum cost effectiveness in long
term use.
lThey unlock very quickly once the correct signal is received,
making them ideal for use in busy situations.
lThey operate independently of the lock, allowing for the
provision of a separate function such as key override, manual
deadlocking or emergency escape.
On activation
* Electric strike staple pivots
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High Security Electric Strikes
131E – fail locked electric strike
Fail Locked electric strike suitable for use with nightlatches. Very high strength, resists 1,300 kg
side pressure. Tested to 1 million operations. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC
versions.
5131E – fail locked electric strike with microswitch
Fail Locked electric strike suitable for use with nightlatches. Microswitch monitors latchbolt
engagement. Very high strength, resists 1,300 kg side pressure. Tested to 1 million operations.
Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
8131E – fail locked electric strike with microswitches
Fail Locked electric strike suitable for use with nightlatches. One microswitch monitors latchbolt
engagement, and second microswitch monitors the deadlocking of the pivoting staple. Very high
strength, resists 1,300 kg side pressure. Tested to 1 million operations. Continuously rated,
available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
Faceplates
The electric strikes listed above
may be used with any of the
faceplates shown, depending on
the door frame material.
High security electric strikes are designed for maximum resistance to physical attack and vandalism.
16
for timber frames
(vandal-resistant
model)
24
for metal and
timber frames
13
for metal and
timber frames
Used with
non- ASSA locks
823
for metal or
uPVC frames

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Fail Safe Electric Strikes
331A – fail safe electric strike
Fail Safe electric strike suitable for use with nightlatches. Will open even when a sidepressure up to
500 kg is applied. Very high strength, resists 1,300 kg side pressure. Tested to 1 million operations.
Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
5331A – fail safe electric strike with microswitch
Fail Safe electric strike suitable for use with nightlatches. Will open even when a sidepressure up to
500 kg is applied. Microswitch monitors latchbolt engagement. Very high strength, resists 1,300 kg
side pressure. Tested to 1 million operations. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC
versions.
Faceplates
The electric strikes listed above
may be used with any of the
faceplates shown, depending on
the door frame material.
Fail safe electric strikes are ideal for use on escape routes and areas where safety is the primary concern.
16
for timber frames
(vandal-resistant
model)
24
for metal and
timber frames
13
for metal and
timber frames
Used with
non- ASSA locks
823
for metal or
uPVC frames

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Deadbolt Electric Strikes
ST670 – fail locked deadbolt strike
Fail Locked electric strike suitable for use with ASSA Modular sash locks and deadlocks.
Microswitch monitors deadbolt engagement. Extremely high strength, resists 1,850 kg side
pressure. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
ST671 – fail unlocked deadbolt strike
Fail Unlocked electric strike suitable for use with ASSA Modular sash locks and deadlocks.
Microswitch monitors deadbolt engagement. Extremely high strength, resists 1,850 kg side
pressure. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
Faceplates
The electric strikes listed above
may be used with any of the
faceplates shown, depending on
the door frame material.
Operating on the lock’s deadbolt rather than latchbolt, these products provide the highest level of security.
625
for timber
frames
635
for metal
frames

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Universal Electric Strikes
75 – universal electric strike
Universal electric strike offering either Fail Locked or Fail Unlocked function, adjustable on-site.
Suitable for use with nightlatches and other locks depending on faceplate fitted. High strength,
resists 700 kg side pressure. Tested to 1 million operations. Continuously rated, accepts 12V to
24V AC or DC power supply.
575 – universal electric strike with microswitch
Universal electric strike offering either Fail Locked or Fail Unlocked function, adjustable on-site.
Suitable for use with nightlatches and other locks depending on faceplate fitted. Microswitch
monitors latchbolt engagement. High strength, resists 700 kg side pressure. Tested to 1 million
operations. Continuously rated, accepts 12V to 24V AC or DC power supply.
The electric strikes listed above
may be used with any of the
faceplates shown, depending on
the door frame material.
ANSI S
for narrow
metal frames.
ANSI L
for narrow
metal frames.
Suitable for many applications and with a variety of functions fully adjustable on-site for maximum convenience.
Faceplates
730
for timber
frames.
Used with ASSA
Modular sash locks
731
for metal
frames. 3 sizes.
Used with ASSA
Modular sash locks
732
for timber
frames.
733
for metal
frames.
3 sizes.

Cost effective internal security.
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Medium Security Electric Strikes
505
for
metal/uPVC
frames.
510
for timber
frames.
5
for
metal/uPVC
frames.
Used with
non- ASSA locks
10
for timber
frames.
Used with
non- ASSA locks
14E – fail locked electric strike
Fail Locked electric strike suitable for use with nightlatches. Medium strength, resists 450 kg side
pressure. Tested to 1 million operations. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC
versions.
514E – fail locked electric strike with microswitch
Fail Locked electric strike suitable for use with nightlatches. Microswitch monitors latchbolt
engagement. Medium strength, resists 450 kg side pressure. Tested to 1 million operations.
Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
Faceplates
114A – fail unlocked electric strike
Fail Unlocked electric strike suitable for use with nightlatches. Medium strength, resists 450 kg side
pressure. Tested to 1 million operations. Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC
versions.
5114A – fail unlocked electric strike with microswitch
Fail Unlocked electric strike suitable for use with nightlatches. Microswitch monitors latchbolt
engagement. Medium strength, resists 450 kg side pressure. Tested to 1 million operations.
Continuously rated, available in 12V and 24V DC versions.
The electric strikes listed above
may be used with any of the
faceplates shown, depending on
the door frame material.