Sdc Z7652RRQN Electric Mortise Lockset 24VDC Rhr

Product Description

The SDC Security Door Controls Z7652RRQN is a 24-volt DC electric mortise lockset designed for access-controlled door applications in commercial and institutional settings. This unit is configured in a right-hand reverse (RHR) handing with a 626 satin chrome finish, matching the Nova trim line. Electric mortise locks integrate the locking mechanism and electric strike function into a single mortise body, allowing direct interface with access control systems. Licensed locksmiths, security integrators, and commercial door hardware professionals typically supply and install this hardware in applications where card readers, keypads, or push-button exit devices control entry and egress.

The Z7652RRQN is suited for commercial interior and perimeter doors where monitored electric locking is required. The 24 VDC operating voltage makes it compatible with low-voltage access control panels commonly found in office buildings, healthcare facilities, education campuses, and government installations. The RHR handing must be confirmed against the installed door before ordering. The 626 satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware grades and trim specifications.

Key Features

• 24 VDC operating voltage for direct integration with standard access control power supplies
• Right-hand reverse (RHR) door handing — confirm handing before installation
• 626 satin chrome finish for commercial-grade aesthetics and durability
• Nova trim series styling for coordination with matching lever or knob trim
• Mortise body construction consolidates lock and electric latch functions in one unit
• Sold as individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric mortise lockset for commercial door access control installations requiring 24 VDC operation and right-hand reverse handing in the Nova trim line.

Installation Notes

Electric mortise locksets must be installed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician familiar with ANSI door handing conventions and low-voltage wiring practices. Verify door handing and backset before beginning any mortise pocket preparation, as incorrect handing cannot be corrected after installation. Disconnect and lock out all access control panel power before making low-voltage wiring connections to the lock body. Wiring must comply with NEC Article 725 governing Class 2 low-voltage circuits.