Fail Safe Door Lock

This will work for my application though i would have preferred a fail secure lock.

Fail safe door lock.

In stock on october 10 2020. Fail safe locks automatically open during a power outage because they require electricity to stay locked. These work great with non fire rated doors. These exit doors need to be open in the event of an emergency.

Fail safe locks a lock is considered fail safe when all power is lost to an electronic lock and the lock is no longer secure. Hardware that automatically unlocks when the power goes out. 2 second most common misconception typically because people want to avoid fail safe locks from unlocking during power. Most fail secure locks use a technology known as electric latch retraction el which basically means that power is required to retract the latch and unlock the door.

When power is removed the lever can be turned to retract the latch. During a fire alarm the lever on the stair side is unlocked power removed either by the fire alarm or a signal from the fire command center depending on which code has been adopted. The door lock will fail safe enabling you to have free egress without a hitch. They refer to how hardware on the outside or keyed side of the door operates and controls entry in the case of an emergency or power outage.

Fail safe and fail secure commerical locks. Uhppote electric drop bolt door lock fail safe 12vdc with time delay for access control 3 1 out of 5 stars 4. This item is fail safe as in when power is lost the magnetic action is lost. 3 third most common misconception.

A fail safe electromechanical lockset is locked when power is applied and unlocked when power is removed. Atoplee 2pcs door drawer tongue down electric lock assembly solenoid dc 12v 0 8a slim design lock 3 7 out of 5 stars 6. Fail secure would mean that with power loss the magnetic function is still active. Building owners usually install fail safe locks on entry and exit points such as doors to enter and exit emergency stairwells.

If the opening is fire rated it must be positively latched by a fire rated device in the event of a fire. Fail safe and fail secure are specific regulated terms within the industry. Fail safe electromechanical locks are used for stairwell doors providing re entry. The lock is constantly powered so that the lever on the stair side is locked.

Therefore there is no such thing. Only 4 left in stock order soon. The lock is constantly powered so the lever on the stair side is locked. Fail safe or fail secure.