Sdc TJ1V Top Jamb Mount Kit for 1511 Series Lock

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS TJ1V is a top jamb mount kit designed to adapt the 1511 series electromagnetic lock for installation on doors where a standard door-face mount is not practical. This bracket kit repositions the lock body to the top of the door frame, allowing the electromagnet and armature plate to align correctly on inswing or outswing applications that lack adequate door-face real estate. It is a hardware-specific accessory intended for use by licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, and security integrators working on commercial door systems.

The TJ1V is used in commercial and light-industrial access control installations where the 1511 series electromagnetic lock is specified but standard surface mounting is not possible due to frame construction, door swing, or architectural constraints. Top jamb mounting is a common solution on aluminum storefront frames, hollow metal frames, and similar commercial door assemblies. Installation is typically performed as part of a broader access control system deployment.

Key Features

• Repositions the 1511 series electromagnetic lock to the top jamb position for flexible door hardware layouts
• Designed as a direct-fit accessory for the SDC 1511 series electromagnetic lock
• Sold as an individual unit, suitable for single-door applications
• Supports installations on door frames where face mounting is not feasible

Compatibility

Designed for use with the SDC 1511 series electromagnetic lock. Consult the product manual for complete mechanical fitment details before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified access control technician familiar with commercial door hardware. Disconnect and de-energize the electromagnetic lock and any associated low-voltage access control wiring before mounting or adjusting bracket components. Verify door frame construction and clearances against the product manual specifications prior to drilling or fastening. Local building and fire codes governing access-controlled egress doors should be consulted before finalizing the installation.