Cisa Electric Lock - 12 V - Silver

Box and steel opening with zinc coating. Self-locking latch. Entry 80 Left. Manufacturer: Cisa. Th...

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This Cisa Electric Lock is designed for users prioritizing secure access control for left-hand installations. Its key benefit is the robust, self-locking mechanism ensuring doors remain securely shut. A potential caveat is its specific left-hand orientation, requiring careful consideration during purchase. Key features include a durable zinc-coated steel construction, a self-locking latch, and compatibility with 12V systems.

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ColourSilver
Model Part Number11721802
BrandCisa

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FAQs

Is this lock suitable for right-hand opening doors?

No, this specific model (11721802) is designed for left-hand opening doors only due to its internal mechanism and strike plate orientation.

What voltage does this electric lock require?

The Cisa Electric Lock requires a 12V power supply.

What does 'entry 80 Left' mean?

'Entry 80' refers to the backset measurement, which is 80mm. 'Left' indicates that the lock is designed for doors that swing open towards the left.

Can this lock be used with a traditional key?

The product description focuses on its electric operation for access control. It does not specify if a key override is included. Please refer to additional product documentation or the manufacturer for details on key functionality.

How do I clean the lock?

Wipe the exterior gently with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive chemicals or materials that could scratch the surface.

What material is the lock made of?

The lock features a zinc-coated steel box and steel opening for durability.

Can this be integrated with smart home systems?

While the lock itself operates on 12V, integration with smart home systems would depend on the specific smart home controller and any intermediary devices (like relays or smart switches) that can manage a 12V pulse to trigger the lock.

Troubleshooting

Lock does not engage automatically

Ensure the door is closing fully and the latch mechanism is not obstructed. Verify the 12V power supply is connected and functional.

Lock fails to release when triggered

Check the wiring connection to the power source and the trigger mechanism (e.g., keypad). Confirm the power supply is providing the correct 12V output. Ensure there are no mechanical jams within the lock.

Difficulty installing the lock

Double-check that the door and frame have the correct cutouts for the 80mm entry and the lock dimensions. Ensure the door is correctly oriented for left-hand opening. Consult professional installation guides if needed.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Robust zinc-coated steel construction ensures durability.
  • Self-locking latch provides automatic security.
  • Suitable for secure access control applications.
  • Designed for ease of installation on compatible left-hand doors.

Cons

  • Specific left-hand orientation limits its use for right-hand doors.
  • Requires a 12V power supply, necessitating compatible wiring.
  • The product description does not detail specific environmental resistance (e.g., water, extreme temperatures).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Orientation Check: Confirm your door opens to the left before installation.
  2. Door Preparation: Ensure the door and frame have the necessary cutouts for the lock body and strike plate. The entry (backset) is 80mm.
  3. Wiring: Connect the lock to a stable 12V power source. Consult a qualified electrician if unsure about wiring.
  4. Mounting: Securely fasten the lock body into the door and the strike plate into the frame.

Compatibility:

  • Power: Requires a 12V power supply.
  • Door Type: Primarily for left-hand opening doors.
  • Integration: Can be integrated with various access control systems (keypads, card readers, intercoms) that provide a 12V pulse to release the lock.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Wipe the exterior with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Lubrication: Periodically, moving parts accessible from the outside may benefit from a light application of a suitable lubricant (refer to manufacturer recommendations if available).
  • Inspection: Regularly check for any signs of wear or damage to ensure continued secure operation.