Description
Simplex Mechanical Pushbutton Locks eliminate problems and costs associated with issuing, controlling, and collecting keys and cards. The Simplex L1000 Series provides exterior access by combination, while allowing free egress.
Combination & Passage Entry Only. No Key Override
Features:
Fully mechanical lock eliminates the material and labor expense of battery replacements
Single access code—one easy-to-manage code for all users
Lock is easily programmed via keypad without removing lock from the door
Factory-handed for Left Hand or Left Hand Reverse. Not field reversible
Pushbutton Access
Passage—allows access without using the lock entry code. Feature activated from the inside with a thumbturn or key
Specifications:
Construction:
Heavy-duty cylindrical lock housing with cast front housing, unified trim plate, and fixed ADA-compliant levers
Locking Device:
Cylindrical ½” (13 mm) throw latch, floating face plate 2¾” (70 mm) backset (UL listed)
Numeric Keypad:
Vandal resistant, solid metal pushbuttons
Handing:
Left Hand or Left Hand Reverse
Finish:
Satin Chrome 26D (626)
Backset:
2¾” (70 mm) backset
Latch:
½” (13 mm) throw latch
Minimum Stile Recommended:
5″ (127 mm)
Strike:
Standard strike plate; ASA strike plate
Door Preparation:
Easily installs on wood or metal doors. ASA 161 door preparation with additional through holes.
Door Thickness:
1⅜” (35 mm) to 2¼” (57 mm)—Pre-assembled to accommodate 1⅝” (41 mm) to 2″ (51 mm) doors
Accessibility Standard:
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Durability:
D.O.D. Compliant 5220.22M for supplemental access control; weather resistant
Fire Rating:
3-hour UL/ULC fire rating for “A” label doors
Warranty:
3 years manufacturer warranty
Downloads:
Installation Guide
Spec Sheet
Return Policy:
We do not accept returns on unsealed products. In order to return a defective item a support ticket is needed. To receive a ticket, please contact DORMA KABA directly at 1-800-849-8324 or visit their support page
here
. Once you have the ticket contact UHS Hardware for the return.
