SAFE SL530-50 Wiring Diagram Solenoid Lock User Manual

: June 13, 2024
: SAFE

Table of Contents

TECHNICAL DATA
WIRING DIAGRAM
Customer Support
References
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SAFE SL530-50 Wiring Diagram Solenoid Lock

TECHNICAL DATA

Operating voltage. 12 ( -10% ) – 24 ( + 15 % ) VAC/DC
Current. Max 200mA. Idel 65 mA
Reed switch. Max 500 mA 30 VAC / VDC resist, 10 W
Ambient temperature. -25 – + 55 C
Bolt throw. 14 mm
Backset. 50 mm
Forend. 22 mm
Spindle. 8 mm
Function selected on the lock case. Mechanical functions

opening directions of trigger bolt and latch bolt.
controlled side (SL520/521)

The lock can always be opened with the handle on the active side (SL520/521)

Indications.

deadlock status of latch bolt
door closed
handle operation ( SL520/521 )
bolt position ( SL510/511 )

Function.

SL 510 Fail safe, power to open right / left
SL 511 Fail secure, power to lock right / left
SL 520 Fail safe, power to open right / left, Exit handle operation rigt / left
SL 521 Fail secure, power to lock right / left Exit handle operation right / left
SL 530 Fail safe, power to open right / left
SL 531 Fail secure, power to lock right / left

Accessories.

Connection cable 6m: K06
Connection cable 1O m: K10
Frond asymmetric: 510 0sym| 511 0sym| 520 0sym| 521 0sym530 0sym| 531 0sym

Changing the opening direction of the trigger bolt right / left (see fig 1)

Not Threadlocking

Unscrew the fixing screw of the trigger bolt.
Pull the bolt head out and turn it round.
Tighten the fixing screw. use thread locking (tighten by hand)

Changing the opening direction of the latch bolt right / left (see fig 1)

Push in the latch bolt.
Unscrew the fixing screw.
Pull the bolt head out and turn it round.
Push in the latch bolt and thigh ten the fixing screw use thread locking
Tighten with machine driver.

Door magnet (see fig. 2)

Not Threadlocking

Setting exit handle side SL 520/521

Open the lid on lock case (see fig 2).
Remove contact between lid and lock case.
Lift the spring load to the opposite side on lock arm (see fig 3). Use a small screwdriver or a small beek pliers.
Lift out the upper arm and does the same thing with the lower lock arm (see fig 3).
If necessary, remove the for end to reduce pressure load on the handle spring.

LEFT VERSION
Fail safe and fail secure

RIGHT VERSION
Fail safe and fail secure
Left Version

WIRING DIAGRAM

SL510/511

Wiring Diagram

SL520/521

Wiring Diagram

SL530-50/531-50

Wiring Diagram

MAINTENANCE SAFETRON MOTOR LOCK Maintenance should be performed by a trained professional
Ensure that mounted knobs, handles and cylinders are working satisfactory
Lubricate and make adjustments as necessary In normal use lubricate the lock housing mechanical parts once a year. Use a lubricant that does not contain graphite or solvents
At high frequency use, lubricate mechanical parts as needed
Lock housing electrical components are maintenance‐- free
Check that the door closes properly. If necessary adjust door hinges and/or door closers. A bad door function adversely affects locking