Door Lock suits offices, schools, and hospitals.
September 4, 2003 - Stand Alone Battery Lock controls access through electrically locked doors. It combines digital keypad system with cylindrical lockset for medium or high security control. With 10-digit keypad on one side of door, and CPU on other, lock provides tamper resistance. Interfering with or destroying keypad will not release door. Lock comes in polished brass, bright chrome, oil rubbed bronze, and brushed chrome finishes.
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Original Press release
Securitron Magnalock Corp.
550 Vista Blvd.
Sparks, NV, 89434 6632
USA
Securitron Quality, Bold Design Announcing SABL from Securitron
The Stand Alone Battery Lock (SABL) from Securitron offers effortless programming and proven quality in a sleek, low profile package. Based on the award wining and popular DK-26, and offered in four architectural finishes- polished brass (US3), bright chrome (US26), oil rubbed bronze (US10B) and brushed chrome (US26D), SABL is perfect for offices, schools and hospitals. SABL is also available with your choice of popular keyways.
As with all Securitron keypads, SABL is designed for high volume use in controlling access through electrically locked doors. It is simple to use, with programming possible from the keypad itself, and includes powerful features to solve specific application problems. This ease of use, combined with the Yale 5400LN Series Cylindrical Lockset and its own attractive design make SABL a bold new choice in access control.
How SABL Works
The Stand Alone Battery Lock combines true 10 digit operation with stand-alone ease of installation and maintenance by combining a digital keypad system with a cylindrical lockset designed for medium or high security control. It consists of two main components: the keypad and the on board CPU. With the keypad on one side of the door, and the CPU on the other, the SABL offers the same tamper resistance as the DK-26. Interfering with or even destroying the keypad will not release the door.
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