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Industry Innovations

Adams Rite Introduces Wireless Deadlatch

By SDM Editors
Adams Rite_AR DL100_July 2022.jpg
July 8, 2022

The DL100 wireless deadlatch is an advanced aluminum-stile electrified deadlatch with Aperio wireless technology. Ready for retrofit, renovation or any commercial project with an existing MS door prep, the DL100 combines electrified locking hardware with an access control system in standard aluminum-stile doors. It easily interfaces with other access control elements to extend real-time security cost-effectively to more openings.

It uses low-energy motorized EcoLatch actuator technology for silent operation and provides a MultiCLASS SE contactless card reader that supports 125 KHz and 13.56 MHz credentials, with optional support for BLE or NFC mobile access. Available standard in a fail-secure configuration, the DL100 is always operable from the inside handle or paddle, with entry via mortise cylinder or integrated card reader.

The deadlatch comes complete with Form C latch status and tamper monitoring, and the product is powered by two AA lithium batteries. The DL100 offers a real-time door position switch monitor, request to exit and battery health monitoring and control, and it has a fully-encrypted AES 128-bit wireless connection between the DL100 and Aperio hub. Certifications include: UL 294 Listed-Indoor Rated; UL 294 Salt Spray Test Compliant; Tested to IP65 (Reader Only); FCC Part 15; Industry Canada Compliant; and CE RED-Radio Equipment Directive-2014/53/EU.

Adams Rite | www.adamsrite.com


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