Home > Locksets & Deadbolts > Multi-Point > Securitech > Securitech TEL-EK12

Securitech TEL-EK12

Name: Securitech TEL-EK12 12" Upper Extension for TEL-300 for Over Height Doors
Brand: Securitech
SKU: Securitech TEL-EK12
Price: 125.09 USD

Securitech TEL-EK12 12" Upper Extension for TEL-300 for Over Height Doors

× This image is for a similar product but it will differ in size, color and/or other attributes.

Price: $125.09 USD

Comments (Optional)

ADD TO CART

This item is not in stock and typically ships in 15-20 business days.

+ Add to My Wish List

1-773-809-3667

Sales

sales@absupply.net

Technical Support

tech@absupply.net

Product Description:

TEL-EK12 12" Upper Extension for TEL-300 for Over Height Doors

POPULAR FIELD INSTALLED OPTION - 12" Upper Extension for TEL-300 for Over Height Doors
The Trident Multi Point Exit Lock provides multi-point deadbolt locking with maximum, time-proven resistance to break-ins.
Code compliant, single motion exiting retracts all moving bolts simultaneously, as opposed to the use of slide bolts, drop bars, padlocks, etc., which violate building and fire safety codes.
Offering maximum protection at the lock edge, the stainless steel deadbolts project one full inch into the frame. Also included is a hinge-side bolt that protects the door against hinge-side attacks.
The Trident™Multi-Point Lock’s bottom locking module bolts into the frame instead of into the floor.
All locking modules are all thru-bolted, including the stainless steel anti-pry plate.
Added options range from battery-operated, direct power, and signal output for alarms, plus entry options such as keyed entry and access control integration.
Certifications:
- Fire Rated Models are Warnock Hersey (WH-ETL) Listed as Fire Exit Hardware for up to 3 hrs per UL10C, UBC 7-2 and NFPA 252 (on TEL-MD-200F models)
- Warnock Hersey Verified Exit Lock and Exit Device
- Miami-Dade Component Approval rated +/-100 PSF Design Pressure and Large Missile Impact
- FBC Statewide Approval FL14075 for High Velocity Hurricane Zones, Includes Large Missile Impact (doors 4’ x 8’ or 8’ x 8’ double)

Product Brochure

Questions and Answers

Q: I have a SECURITECH exit alarm TELA 10. I installed new batteries in the alarm keeps going off. Is there a way to reset this?

A: This is what the manufacturer has provided us which sie not seem to address the issue. Securitech has also stated You can also call in to Tech support*

Problem:

Alarm sounds when key is removed when arming the alarm.

Common Causes:

- Tamper screw is not fully inserted into the keyed alarm box or it’s missing.

- Tamper screw has been replaced with other screw type which could damage the tamper switch.

- Armored alarm cable that extends from keyed alarm box to the lock body is not fully inserted, partially pulled out or broken.

- The main deadbolt is not fully extended or is rubbing inside the strike. Bolt must have clearance.

- Low battery alert which chirps twice every 40 seconds has been ignored. When battery voltage falls below 7 volts, alarm can’t be disarmed even if the key is rotated clockwise fully.

Less common cause:

- Reed contact at end of alarm cable that extends into the lock body is faulty. Meter testing would show no continuity.

- Vinyl 9 volt battery connector has a broken wire, so battery is not connected. Check the following: - Check if tamper screw is 8-32 x 3/8” pan head Philips

- Make sure tamper screw aligns with tamper switch inside alarm box lid.

- Make sure alarm armored cable is fully inserted into the lock body cover and can’t be pulled out.

- Make sure that the main deadbolt is fully extended when door is closed.

- Make sure the two 9volt batteries have good voltage, above 15volts at least.

- Make sure batteries are Duracell or Energizer Alkaline type.

Troubleshooting:

- Connect both batteries

- At alarm box, Insert key and rotate clockwise until the key stops (to disarm alarm)

- Make sure tamper screw is fully inserted into the bottom of the keyed alarm box

- Push the emergency paddle and open the door. (Alarm should not sound)

- Prop the door open and extend the bolts on the Trident lock

- If Manual locking, pull paddle to extend bolts

- If Self-locking, activate trigger at edge of lock body to extend bolts automatically

- At alarm box, rotate key counter-clockwise and remove. Two loud chirps should be heard, then silence. Alarm should be armed at this point.

- If alarm sounds at this point there could be other issues that cause this to happen. Have a service technician call Securitech Technical Support.

*Click Here

Please note: Did you secure the tamper screw at the bottom of the alarm box after replacing the batteries? as seen here:

View Image

It’s the most common cause of the alarm continuously sounding when arming the alarm. The tamper screw depresses a tamper switch when the lid is shut. Here’s a view of where the screw depresses the switch. Image describing this is here:

View Image

Please review and advise.

(Required, used to email you once question is answered.)

Customers who bought this item also bought: