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B 6 BIG BOOK SPRING 2016 | SouthComm Security Media www.SecurityInfoWatch.com Next Generation IN100 Aperio Wireless Lock from ASSA ABLOY Available from ASSA ABLOY Group brands Corbin Russwin and SARGENT, the next generation IN100 offers the conve- nience and flexibility of ASSA ABLOY's Aperio wireless tech- nology with the real-time communication of online access control, enabling remote lock or unlock in less than 10 seconds. Ideal for facilities such as schools or corporate office buildings, the IN100 is designed with ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 hardware and is available in cylindrical lock, mor- tise lock and exit device configurations. The IN100 uses Aperio wireless technology to allow facilities to leverage existing security infrastructure to easily expand access control coverage more quickly and affordably. The lock also features HID® multiCLASS SE® technology to provide simultaneous support for multiple credential types and HID Mobile Access® powered by Seos®. A patent-pending credential cache is also available to ensure access when the lock is offline from the electronic access control system. Designed for easy integration into existing access control systems, the IN100 communicates wirelessly to an Aperio hub, which connects to the access control system using Ethernet, RS-485 or Wiegand wiring. The IN100 is available with a black or white reader and is offered in a broad range of finishes and levers. It also suites with the IN Series of access control locks, allowing facilities to have a consistent aesthetic throughout the building regardless of technology. Request more information: www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/12183600 www.intelligentopenings.com/IN100 Dynalock 3101C Series Delayed Egress Lock DynaLock Corp. is pleased to announce the launch of a Third-Generation, redesigned 3101 Series Delayed Egress Lock — The 3101C Series. Hallmarks of the 3101C design include a complete electronics update, incorporating the following significant enhancements: • 12/24 VAC/VDC auto-input voltage detection. • Up to 49% reduced current draw. • Advanced residual magnetism mitigation circuitry. • Full, backward-compatibility of circuit board with 3101B Series legacy product. • Field-programmable firmware, via on-board USB interface (Legacy product currently requires hardware re-purchase, to modify firmware, to address special code/sequencing requirements). The 3101C is mechanically-identical to the current 3101B Series Delayed Egress Lock. Mounting procedures and templating remain unchanged, to facilitate retrofits of existing 3101B Locks. As the 3101C's terminal layout is identical to the 3101B Series, wiring procedures will also be transparent to experienced 3101B field technicians. With the introduction of the 3101C Series, all production of the outdated 3101A Series, first-generation lock will be discontinued as/of April 1, 2014. Returns will continue to be serviced under the terms of the DynaLife® Lifetime Warranty. New purchase orders for 3101B Series Locks after March 1, 2014 will be upgraded to the 3101C Series product, at no additional cost to the customer. The 3101B Series will remain available upon specific request and for OEM partners, until further factory notice is given. Request more information: www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/12023825 www.dynalock.com Net2 PaxLock from Paxton Access Paxton's Net2 PaxLock is a secure wireless battery-powered access control unit. Now with Genuine HID Technology inside, this lockset can fit into your existing system! Net2 PaxLock can be installed quickly and comes pre-fitted with a C keyway core, also available to fit SFIC keyway. The battery-powered unit comprises a networked access control system in a door handle, combining secure wireless technology with a stylish proximity reader. Net2 PaxLock communicates with the Net2 software at a central point by a secure, low-power radio link, and events are reported back to the server in real-time. It is designed for use with Net2Air bridges to give the advantages of a wireless networked access control system. Each Net2Air bridge can detect Net2 PaxLock units within an average wireless radius range of up to 50 ft. Net2 PaxLock is simple to use and quick to install because it is not wired into a power source, making it an ideal solution for internal doors. Request more information: www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/12036283 www.paxton-access.com ACCESS CONTROL & DOOR HARDWARE Explosion Proof EMLock from SDC SDC's new EP17624 Explosion Proof EMLock® is designed to provide access and egress door security while reducing the risk of the ignition of hazardous atmo- spheres commonly found in chemical plants, refineries, paint shops, cleaning facilities, tanks, and loading facilities for flammable gases, liquids, and vapors. The EP17624 is Explosion Proof UL Listed to eliminate sources of ignition resulting from hot surfaces, electrical sparks and friction and impact sparks. • Requires connection to a NEC, NFPA 70 Class 2 Supply Circuit rate for 24 VDC • Consumes 250mA @ 24VDC • 600 lbs. Holding Force • Door Status Sensor: SPDT Output, 100mA @ 300VDC Max • Optional Top Jamb model with mounting kit available for use on pull side of door opening • Explosion Proof UL Listed for hazardous atmospheres – Class 1, Division 2, All Groups A,B,C,D Environment Intended for use in the following atmospheres: • Acetone • 2-Nitropropane • Ammonium Hydroxide • Ethyl-Acetate • ATSM fuel C • Furfural • Benzene • Normal Hexane • Methyl-Ethylketone • Methyl Alcohol • Diethyl-Ether Compatible with any access control system, the SDC EP17624 Explosion Proof EMLock® meets the demands of security professionals, and the most rigorous building and fire life safety codes in the world. With no moving parts to bind or wear out, the EP17624 electromagnetic door lock provides positive, instantaneous release upon demand. Are you looking for cost-effective code compliance, safety and security for your hazardous atmosphere environment? Check out SDC's new EP17624 Explosion Proof EMLock®. For details and specifications, visit the links below. Request more information: www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/12202931 http://SDCsecurity.com/ExplosionProof