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Join Our Team: Now Searching for A Technical Support Rep

Posted by Security Door Controls on March 8, 2024 at 12:54 PM

Looking to join a dynamic team? We are currently hiring for a low-voltage, access control hardware specialist.

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Topics: Customer Support, Door Access Control Solutions

Fire Exit Doors: Code Compliance Made Easy

Posted by Security Door Controls on March 1, 2024 at 10:00 AM

Solenoid Controlled Mortise Locksets

Ensure the safety of your building occupants with fire exit doors that comply with code regulations. Discover how solenoid controlled mortise locksets can enhance security while meeting the necessary requirements.

Understanding Fire Door Code Compliance

Understanding the requirements for fire exit doors is crucial for maintaining a compliant and secure environment. One of the key aspects of fire door code compliance is the installation of proper hardware, including solenoid controlled mortise locksets. These locksets are specifically designed for fire exit doors, offering enhanced security while still meeting the necessary regulations. Installing solenoid controlled mortise locksets and maintaining fire exit doors in good working condition are essential steps towards achieving code compliance and creating a secure environment.

Exploring Solenoid Controlled Mortise Locksets

Solenoid controlled mortise locksets are a popular choice for fire exit doors due to their enhanced security features and ability to meet code regulations. These locksets use an electric current to control the locking and unlocking mechanism of the door and provide controlled access to the building. This enhances the security of the building while still allowing for quick and easy egress in case of an emergency.

Moreover, solenoid controlled mortise locksets are designed to meet the necessary fire door code requirements which ensures that the locksets contribute to the overall fire safety of the building. These locksets provide a reliable and efficient solution for controlling access and maintaining the safety of your building occupants.

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Topics: Access Control, Door Access Control Solutions, Electrified Mortise Locksets, locking devices, Division 28

Merry Christmas from SDC

Posted by Security Door Controls on December 22, 2023 at 10:00 AM

From the SDC Family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a New Year full of success and prosperity. Our office will be closed December 25th and January 1st.

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Happy Thanksgiving!

Posted by Security Door Controls on November 22, 2023 at 10:00 AM

We Are Thankful

SDC would like to share our gratitude for an incredible 50+ years in the industry. We are particularly thankful for all of our hardworking employees, customers, partners, and SDC family over the years. As we move into this holiday season, we want to wish everyone a healthy and Happy Thanksgiving.

 

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Thank You to Our Veterans

Posted by Security Door Controls on November 11, 2023 at 10:00 AM

We recognize this day to honor and thank our nation's brave veterans who have served our country to fight for our freedoms. Thank you for your service. 

SDC Proudly Supports

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We Celebrate this Day of Independence

Posted by Security Door Controls on June 30, 2023 at 10:00 AM

We Will Be Closed Tuesday July 4th, 2023

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SDC's UniFLEX™ Electric Strikes

Posted by Security Door Controls on May 26, 2022 at 3:00 PM

SDC's UniFLEX™ electric strike products feature an interchangeable faceplate design.

Why should you care? The interchangeable faceplate design allows for these strikes to meet a variety of applications. Simply change the faceplate to meet your specific needs!

SDC's 55 series and 45 series electric strikes are available in a variety of configurations to accommodate several types of mechanical locksets and door and frame styles - as well as failsafe and failsecure applications.

SDC’s 55 series 3/4” latchbolt electric strikes are heavy duty. They are designed for installation in hollow metal frames for access control of cylindrical locksets, mortise locksets with or without deadbolts and mortise exit devices. 55 series strikes accept 3/4” throw latchbolts and up to 1” throw deadbolts. The choice of six application faceplates eliminates the need for centerline relocation, making them ideal for new or retrofit, high security access control applications.

SDC’s 45 series 5/8” latchbolt electric strikes are centerline latch entry strikes designed for use with cylindrical locksets and mortise locksets without deadbolt for both metal and wood frames. 45 series strikes accept 5/8” throw latchbolts or up to ¾” throw latchbolts with 1/8” door gap. Centerline latch entry strikes require the latch to enter at the strike “centerline” located exactly between the top and bottom of the strike faceplate.

As an additional benefit, we have created all-in-one part numbers that come with the electric strike and three faceplates for the most common applications.

 

Check out our new Electric Strikes page for more information!

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Topics: Access Control, Design, electric strikes, strikes, locking devices

SDC's AUTO Operators Work Well With Electric Latch Retraction Applications

Posted by Security Door Controls on April 22, 2022 at 10:00 AM

SDC's AUTO series operators can power all of SDC's motorized ELR products.

Why should you care?
AUTO series operators eliminates the need for a separate power supply to power latch retraction products with it's own built in 1 Amp+ power supply! 

Since 2012, when SDC launched the QuietDuo™ LR100 series – the first retrofit motorized ELR kits to convert mechanical exit devices – we’ve been “quietly” leading in electric latch retraction upgrades for access control.

SDC now provides these same high performing motorized ELR features in the new American Made S5000 series storefront and S4000 series industrial electrified exit devices.

The new electrified devices, in addition to the existing LR100 series retrofit ELR kits and 7600 series motorized ELR mortise locks are conveniently compatible with low energy operators including SDC's AUTO series.

Highlights of our AUTO series operators include:

  • Built-in 1 Amp+ power supply
  • Single-button, self-tuning setup
  • Onboard lock sequencing

https://www.sdcsecurity.com/Auto-EntryControl.htm

 

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Topics: Electric Latch Retraction, Access Control, Design, Auto EntryControl, Automatic Door Opener, ADA

IPPro Is Now UL294 - Safe, Secure, Easy to Implement

Posted by Security Door Controls on November 10, 2021 at 3:10 PM


 
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Topics: Electric, Door Access Control Solutions, IP-Based Access Control

SDC Selectric Pro Z7800/Mod 7800 Locksets Replace or Electrify Most Major Brands

Posted by Security Door Controls on November 5, 2021 at 10:19 AM


 
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Topics: Electric, Electrified Mortise Locksets