Installation Instructions for Keypad EZ Remote Unlock
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Pulling wire to lock
BEST ACCESS SYSTEMS
a Product Group of Stanley Security Solutions, Inc
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Test remote unlock switch
Complete this test after the Keypad EZ Lock is completely
installed.
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Press and release the momentary switch.
The green light flashes and the locking mechanism
unlocks. Then, after the programmed unlock duration
(default is 3 seconds), the locking mechanism relocks.
Note:
You do NOT need to keep holding the switch
button down to keep the lock unlocked.
The remote unlock switch will not operate if:
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the deadbolt is thrown
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the battery is in the alarm state.
Momentary switch and wiring requirements:
Max wire run
500 feet
Min switch voltage
5 volts
Min switch current
1 mA
Min wire gauge
26 AWG
Max switch bounce
50 mSec
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Using a three to four foot drill bit, drill a 3/8
″
diameter
channel, through the edge of the door, to or from the
center of the nearest hinge preparation.
Note:
For exit hardware trim installations, drill the
channel from the hinge to the harness hole and feed
the wires through that hole, making final connections
inside the battery compartment.
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Install electric hinge or
door transfer loop
There are two standard ways to extend the momentary
switch wires from the frame to the door:
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Using an electric hinge, Stanley CECB179 or equiva-
lent. Contact your local BEST sales office for specific
ordering information.
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Using a BEST 8WDTL door transfer loop, or equivalent.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to properly install
the electric hinge or door transfer loop.
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Finish lock installation and make
remote unlock connections
At the point of making the motor and sensor connections,
you need to also make the remote unlock connection.
Note:
The remote unlock connection wires are brown
and are not terminated. Use wire nuts or crimp con-
nectors to make the remote unlock connections.
1 Cut the remote unlock wires to remove the epoxy seal-
ant. Strip the remote unlock wires and the wires from
the remote unlock switch. See Figure 3.
2 Make the remote unlock connection. The wires are not
polarized so it does not matter which wires are mated.
3 Install a momentary push-button switch at a conve-
nient but secure location.
4 Make the final wire connections to the switch.
Figure 3
Making the remote unlock connection
(cylindrical installation shown)
Battery connection
Remote unlock wires
from the remote switch
Motor connection
Remote unlock wires
(brown)
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T80922/Rev A 1882733 ER-7991-12 Nov 2009
