Thu May 15, 2014 1:16 am
Kaba auditcon slide bolt gutted (basic model)
Got this fairly cheap. It is branded as a "quicklock 2" and is functionally a crippled series 1 Autitcon. Aside from the missing audit features you can't disable the sound or add a 2nd user.
Now, despite the 2nd user being un-selectable, dual access mode can still be toggled. This means that the lock requires two codes to do anything, including resetting the mode, but the second code is stuck at the default [50 25 50]. A bit sloppy for a safe lock; might have been a last-minute UL thing.
Anyway, can't offer much insight, just pictures.
The ground wire connects to a mounting screw and the generator. That and the metal wrapper are most of the ESD protection.
The actual lock.
There is a cable channel on both casings so it can be mounted on either side to accommodate the boltwork.
Brains and power.
The bolt it rated for 1kN (225 lbs) in any direction. If I understand that means it can take 1.4kN (318 lbs) from the boltwork, something about 45° and √2. The pin in the tip allows for either a static square piece (fitted) or a roller.
A nail.
Now, despite the 2nd user being un-selectable, dual access mode can still be toggled. This means that the lock requires two codes to do anything, including resetting the mode, but the second code is stuck at the default [50 25 50]. A bit sloppy for a safe lock; might have been a last-minute UL thing.
Anyway, can't offer much insight, just pictures.
The ground wire connects to a mounting screw and the generator. That and the metal wrapper are most of the ESD protection.
The actual lock.
There is a cable channel on both casings so it can be mounted on either side to accommodate the boltwork.
Brains and power.
The bolt it rated for 1kN (225 lbs) in any direction. If I understand that means it can take 1.4kN (318 lbs) from the boltwork, something about 45° and √2. The pin in the tip allows for either a static square piece (fitted) or a roller.
A nail.
