Sdc LR100CAK-9800 Electric Latch Retraction Kit

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS LR100CAK-9800 is an electric latch retraction kit designed to integrate low-voltage electric control with panic exit hardware. This kit allows a door secured by an exit device to be remotely released or held in the retracted position, enabling access control integration without replacing the primary exit hardware. It is a core component in commercial door security systems where code-compliant egress and controlled entry must coexist. Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, access control technician, or commercial door hardware specialist.

This electric latch retraction kit is suited for commercial and institutional applications where exit devices must interface with access control, building automation, or remote release systems. It is referenced as compatible with the Cal-Royal 9800 exit device series, making it relevant to facilities that have that hardware installed and require electrification of the latch retraction function. Typical installation scenarios include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other commercial occupancies requiring both free egress and controlled access at the same opening.

Key Features

• Provides electric latch retraction functionality to compatible exit device hardware
• Enables remote release and access control integration at exit device openings
• Referenced for use with Cal-Royal 9800 series exit devices
• Sold as a single unit kit containing components for one door opening
• Fits within the exit devices and push buttons category for commercial door hardware

Compatibility

This kit is referenced as compatible with the Cal-Royal 9800 exit device series. No additional specific model numbers or system families were provided in the product data. Confirm fitment against the installed exit device configuration before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified access control technician, licensed locksmith, or commercial door hardware professional. Disconnect power to any connected access control or electrified hardware before beginning work. Local building and fire codes, including requirements under NFPA 80 and applicable IBC egress provisions, govern electrified exit device installations and should be consulted prior to install. Do not modify the mechanical exit device function in any way that would compromise code-required free egress.