Sdc Z7882LCQLBE Solenoid Mortise Lock Deadbolt Privacy

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS Z7882LCQLBE is a solenoid-operated mortise lock with integrated deadbolt and privacy function. Mortise locks are installed directly into a machined pocket within the door body, providing a robust, flush-fit locking mechanism suited to commercial and institutional door applications. The solenoid actuation allows the lock state to be controlled electrically, enabling integration with access control systems, intercom setups, or building automation panels. Licensed locksmiths, security integrators, and commercial door hardware technicians are the typical installers for this class of hardware.

The Z7882LCQLBE is designed for commercial door assemblies where both deadbolt security and privacy control are required in a single mortise body. Typical install scenarios include office suites, healthcare facilities, hotel guestrooms, and institutional buildings where remote or automated locking is combined with local privacy indication. The electric solenoid function supports fail-safe or fail-secure configurations depending on system design and local life-safety code requirements.

Key Features

• Solenoid-driven actuation enables electric lock control for access control integration
• Integrated deadbolt provides positive, bolt-extended security beyond a standard latchbolt
• Privacy function supports local occupancy indication or interior lockout
• Mortise body construction offers a flush, door-integrated fit for commercial-grade assemblies
• Sold as an individual unit suitable for single-door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation mortise lock for commercial door assemblies requiring solenoid-operated deadbolt and privacy functionality. Confirm door prep, backset, and electrical supply specifications before ordering.

Installation Notes

Mortise lock installation requires a precisely routed mortise pocket in the door stile; consult the manufacturer template and applicable door hardware standards before cutting. Disconnect all electrical power to the access control circuit before wiring the solenoid leads. Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith or licensed security hardware technician in compliance with local building codes and life-safety requirements. Verify fail-safe versus fail-secure solenoid behavior against the Authority Having Jurisdiction requirements for the occupancy type before finalizing wiring.