Sdc LR100TEK Electric Latch Retraction Kit Exit Device

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS LR100TEK is an electric latch retraction kit designed for use with exit devices in commercial door hardware applications. Electric latch retraction kits allow a door's exit device to be electrically controlled, enabling remote release of the latch bolt without requiring physical pressure on the push bar. This functionality is critical in access control systems where doors must be released from a remote point such as a security panel or intercom station. The LR100TEK is installed by qualified door hardware or access control technicians as part of an integrated egress solution.

The LR100TEK is suited for commercial and institutional settings where exit devices require electric latch retraction capability, such as office buildings, schools, hospitals, and other facilities subject to life-safety egress requirements. It is categorized under exit devices and push buttons, indicating its role in controlled egress door hardware configurations. Specific compatible exit device brands and model numbers were not provided in the product data; refer to SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS documentation for verified compatible exit device families before ordering.

Key Features

• Electric latch retraction enables remote door release without manual push-bar actuation
• Integrates with access control panels, intercoms, and security systems
• Sold as a complete kit, quantity of one unit per package
• Designed for commercial and institutional egress door applications
• Supports life-safety compliant egress configurations where remote release is required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric latch retraction kit for compatible commercial exit devices. Consult SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS product documentation for specific exit device model compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation of electric latch retraction kits should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or qualified access control installer familiar with low-voltage wiring and exit device mechanics. Disconnect all power to the access control system and associated hardware before beginning work. Ensure the installation complies with applicable fire and life-safety codes, including NFPA 101, and that the completed door assembly maintains the required egress function at all times. Verify compatibility with the existing exit device before disassembly.