Sdc 101-DENC Door Electrification Controller Nfpa Oshpd

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS 101-DENC is a door electrification (D.E.) controller designed to integrate electric locking hardware with code-compliant access control systems. It serves as the control interface between low-voltage access control electronics and the mechanical exit or door hardware, enabling controlled egress and entry functions. Licensed security hardware technicians and commercial door hardware specialists are the primary installers. The 101-DENC is built to meet NFPA and OSHPD compliance requirements, making it suitable for life-safety and healthcare facility applications where code-mandated egress control is critical.

This controller is intended for commercial and institutional installations where door electrification must meet strict fire and life-safety codes. OSHPD compliance makes it appropriate for hospital and healthcare occupancy applications in California and similar jurisdictions. It fits into access control systems that require coordinated door hardware electrification, such as controlled corridors, stairwells, and egress points governed by NFPA 101 Life Safety Code provisions. The unit is sold individually and is categorized within exit devices and push button hardware lines.

Key Features

• NFPA-compliant design supports life-safety code requirements for controlled egress applications
• OSHPD-listed for use in healthcare and hospital facility installations
• Designed to interface low-voltage access control systems with electrified door hardware
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward replacement or new installation
• Fits within exit device and push button hardware categories for commercial door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electrification controller for commercial door access control systems requiring NFPA and OSHPD compliant door hardware integration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security hardware technician or qualified low-voltage contractor familiar with NFPA 101 egress requirements and applicable local codes. De-energize all associated access control and door hardware circuits before beginning installation or service. Verify that the installed configuration maintains the required fail-safe or fail-secure egress mode mandated by the authority having jurisdiction. Coordinate with the facilities manager or inspector in OSHPD-regulated occupancies prior to final installation sign-off.