Cisa Electric Lock - Silver - 11721702
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This Cisa electric lock is designed for iron gates and doors, offering enhanced security and convenience for homeowners. Its key benefit is the dual opening mechanism: key access from the outside and key/electric remote control from the inside. A potential caveat is its reliance on a 12V AC power supply for the electric function. Key features include a durable steel box, zinc-coated nozzle, self-locking latch for immediate security, and patented technology that ensures operation even during significant voltage drops.
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| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 11721702 |
| Brand | Cisa |
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FAQs
What type of power supply does this electric lock require?
The Cisa Electric Lock - Silver - 11721702 requires a 12V AC power supply.
Can I open the lock with a remote control from the outside?
No, the electric remote control functionality is designed for operation from the inside only. From the outside, the lock operates with a key.
What is the current consumption of this lock?
The lock consumes 2.4A of current during operation.
How does the lock perform during voltage drops?
It features patented technology that guarantees opening even during voltage drops, down to a minimum of 3.5V.
What materials is the lock made of?
The lock features a steel box and a zinc-coated nozzle.
Is this lock suitable for outdoor use on a gate?
Yes, it is designed for iron gates and doors, with a durable construction suitable for such applications.
What makes the self-locking latch beneficial?
The self-locking latch ensures immediate security when the gate or door is closed, without requiring manual locking.
Troubleshooting
Electric lock does not respond to remote control.
Verify that the 12V AC power supply is connected and functioning correctly. Check the wiring connections between the lock, power supply, and remote receiver. Ensure the remote control has a charged battery and is within range.
Key is difficult to turn or insert.
Ensure the keyhole is free of debris. Try lubricating the keyhole with a graphite-based lubricant (do not use oil-based lubricants). Check for any misalignment of the lock mechanism with the strike plate.
Lock fails to engage or disengage fully.
Check for obstructions in the latch path. Ensure the gate or door is properly aligned and not sagging. Verify the lock mechanism is not damaged or worn. If the issue persists, professional inspection may be needed.
Lock operates intermittently, especially during power fluctuations.
Confirm the power supply meets the 12V AC requirement and can deliver at least 2.4A. The patented technology should handle minor drops, but a significant or constant power issue might require a dedicated power stabilizer.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides both keyed and electric remote access options.
- Durable construction with steel and zinc-coated components.
- Automatic locking enhances immediate security.
- Reliable operation during voltage fluctuations.
- Suitable for iron gates and doors.
Cons
- Requires a 12V AC power source for electric functionality.
- Installation may require electrical wiring expertise.
- Electric remote control functionality is only available from the inside.
- Specific compatibility with existing gate/door hardware should be verified.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Installation requires mounting the lock onto the iron gate or door and connecting it to a 12V AC power source. Electrical wiring for the remote control function should be performed by a qualified electrician to ensure safety and proper operation. Ensure the lock mechanism aligns correctly with the gate or door frame.
Compatibility: This lock is specifically designed for iron gates and doors. For electric remote control functionality, an appropriate 12V AC power supply and remote control system are required.
Care: To maintain the lock's performance, regularly clean the exterior surfaces with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish. Ensure the keyhole and latch mechanism remain free of debris. Periodically check electrical connections for security.