Securitron MUNL2410B 24V Dc Mortise Unlatch Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The SECURITRON MUNL2410B is a 24 volt DC mortise unlatch device finished in oil rubbed bronze, designed for electric access control applications in commercial door hardware installations. It mounts within a standard mortise lock body and provides electrically controlled unlatching when triggered by an access control system. The oil rubbed bronze finish integrates cleanly with matching door hardware. At 1.76 pounds and compact dimensions, it fits within typical door prep envelopes without modification to the door frame. Licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, and commercial door hardware installers are the primary trades handling this device.

This mortise unlatch is suited for commercial and light commercial interior or exterior door applications where electric release of a mortise lock is required. Typical scenarios include office entry doors, stairwell access points, and secured interior partitions controlled by card readers, keypads, or push-to-exit devices. Installation requires a mortise lock body compatible with an electric unlatch module at 24 volts DC.

Key Features

• 24 volt DC operation for compatibility with standard access control power supplies
• Mortise-style form factor for drop-in electric unlatch functionality
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for aesthetic consistency with matching door hardware
• Compact size at 9.7 inches long, 5.1 inches wide, and 3.3 inches tall
• Lightweight at 1.76 pounds for easy handling during door prep and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric unlatch module for mortise lock bodies requiring 24 volt DC electric release in commercial access control installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith or certified access control technician. De-energize the access control power supply and ensure the door is secured in an open or safe position before disassembling the mortise lock body. Wiring connections to the access control panel should comply with applicable local codes and the National Electrical Code (NEC) for low-voltage systems. Do not force the unlatch mechanism manually during powered testing, as this can damage internal components.