Z-WAVE High Strength Enabled Smart Lock User Guide
- June 13, 2024
- Z-Wave
Table of Contents
- Important Safety Instructions
- REGULATORY INFORMATION
- WARRANTY INFORMATION
- BATTERY INFORMATION & DISPOSAL
- INSTALLING YOUR HAVEN LOCKDOWN
- Z-WAVE OPERATION
- Configuration Parameters
- LED AND SOUNDS
- OUTWARD-SWINGING DOOR CONFIGURATION
- IN-SWINGING DOOR CONFIGURATION
- HARDWIRE ACCESSORY INSTALLATION
- Setup
- General Notes on Haven Lockdown
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
High Strength Enabled Smart Lock
User Guide Quick
Start Guide
HAVEN® LOCKDOWN Z™
High-strength, Z-WAVE enabled smart lock for Commercial applications.
Patent Protected: European Patent Number: 3,194,692; Issued: China; U.S.A.
Patent: 10,669,758 / 10,851,568
HavenLock Inc – The Smarter, Stronger Way to STOP An Active Threat
V 4.3
Important Safety Instructions
** Explanation of Attention Words and Symbols used in this guide
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal
injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid
possible injury or death.
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION, used with the safety alert symbol, indicates a hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION, used without the safety alert symbol, indicates a hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, could result in harm to yourself and others.
NOTICE is used to address safe-use practices not related to personal
injury.
HAVEN will not prevent someone from accessing your home, business, or
commercial facility via other means.
HAVEN will not prevent someone from getting through your door if they use
special tools.
HAVEN is designed as a lock to prevent a closed door from being forced open
when blunt forced is used against the middle section of the door near the
outside door handle. Any other entry attempt does not fall under the product
definition or purpose of HAVEN Lock. For instance, a person who uses a special
tool to remove the door or any elements of the door or attempts to cross the
barrier of the door through an opening does not fall under the defined use of
HAVEN Lock.
If you experienced a breach attempt with HAVEN installed we recommend that you
replace your HAVEN.
Do not attempt to disassemble unit or remove components that are not
explicitly stated in the installation manual.
Do not press down on the hand pedal and locking gate at the same time.
Owner is responsible for providing alternative access to the building in the
event of fire, potential smoke inhalation, carbon dioxide event, or other
emergency not listed explicitly here.
Owner is responsible to ensure proper fit and correct installation.
Owner is responsible for safety of themselves and others. If you are unsure if
this product is right for you, please consult our Help Team at
support@havenlock.com or other security
professional.
Use caution when installing HAVEN on a doorway during installation and use.
CAUTION
Owner is responsible for reading and following the operating and safety
instructions as well as proper use of the lock.
Wear appropriate protective items during installation to avoid injury.
Do not install near live electrical cords. Ensure installation area is free of
wires, cables, pipes, and other objects that may cause hazards.
Use only the tools referenced in the installation guide. Use of other tools or
not following installation instructions may result in improper installation
and decreased functionality.
Owner is responsible for proper use and avoidance of HAVEN as a bump hazard.
Install HAVEN Lockdown on solid core, commercial doors only. Installation on
hollow core doors will severely degrade the lock’s capabilities and void the
warranty.
Owner is responsible for ensuring the unit is clean for full functionality and
capabilities.
CAUTION
Owner is responsible for providing access to the building or commercial
facility. Owner is responsible for ensuring alternate access into the building
when needed.
Owner is responsible for maintaining control of permissions, access control,
and accountability of any key fob or credentialed device that has been shared
with the lock.
The unit is designed to act as a deterrent, but should still be used in
conjunction with other safety measures. The unit is intended as supplementary
security for use in conjunction with current lock hardware.
HavenLock Inc is not liable for any personal injuries, property damage,
economic loss or any consequential damages sustained as a result of any
individual that comes into contact with the lock or attempts to breach it.
Do not consume any area of the unit.
Do not put the unit near sensitive bodily areas.
Do not place fingers near the center locking gate or bracketing hardware while
the lock is being used. Severe injury to fingers could result from getting
caught between the locking gate and bracket.
NOTICE**
To avoid damage to the unit, do not use on wet surfaces or damp locations. The
product is designed for indoor use only.
Do not expose to weather elements as this may affect functionality.
To avoid potential damage to your unit, do not simulate a breach. Damage to
the unit may affect later functionality.
Owner is responsible for ensuring unit is operating properly. HavenLock Inc
expressly disclaims all guarantees, whether implied or expressed, to include
but not limited to fitness or merchantability for a particular purpose.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
20 Minute – 90 Minute Rating
Test Standard: UL 10C, NFPA 252, CAN/ULC S104
SGS North America Inc.
Guardian Fire Testing Laboratories Inc.
www.firetesting.com
WARNING: Changes or modifications which are not expressly approved by
HavenLock Inc could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply
with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt
RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause interference.
- This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
This system has been evaluated for RF Exposure per RSS-102 and is in
compliance with the limits specified by Health Canada Safety Code 6.
The system must be installed at a minimum separation distance from the antenna
to a general bystander of xx inches (xx cm) to maintain compliance with the
General Population limits.
WARRANTY INFORMATION
Any major malfunction of HAVEN Lockdown caused by a defective part or
construction of the unit will be fixed by HavenLock Inc up to one year from the
date of receiving the unit. This warranty only covers the original purchaser
of HAVEN Lockdown. Only commercial use by the original purchaser is covered by
this warranty. If HAVEN Lockdown is installed improperly, used in any way not
in accordance with our guidelines, or altered in any way, this warranty is
void. Damage caused by misuse, neglect, or battery malfunction are not covered
by this warranty.
If a HAVEN Lockdown unit is claimed defective by the original purchaser under
this warranty, HavenLock Inc may require the unit to be shipped back to their
headquarters or fulfillment center for investigation. The costs associated with
this shipment may or may not be incurred by the original purchaser.
This warranty only covers HAVEN Lockdown. Any compatible accessories made by
HAVEN come with their own warranty and terms. Any other device used with HAVEN
Lockdown in any way is not covered by this warranty.
Limited Warranty
Subject to terms and conditions of this warranty, HAVEN provides a one year
warranty on the product caused by manufacturers defects in the mechanical and
electronic components of the product. Normal wear and tear, daily use, and
damage to the product not caused by workmanship defects are not covered by the
warranty.
What HAVEN Will Do
Upon return of the defective product to HAVEN, HAVEN’s sole obligation, at its
option, is to either repair or replace the Product, or refund the original
purchase price in exchange for the Product.
What is NOT Covered
The following costs, expenses and damages are not covered by the provisions of
the warranty:
(1) labor costs including, but not limited to, such costs as the removal and
reinstallation of product; (2) shipping and freight expenses required to
return product(s) to HAVEN; (3) other incidental, consequential, indirect,
special and/or punitive damages, whether based on contract, warranty, tort
(including but not limited to, strict liability or negligence), patent
infringement or otherwise, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.
The Provisions of this Warranty do not apply to Products:
(1) Used for purposes for which they are not designed or intended; (2) which
have been subject to alteration, abuse, misuse, negligence or accident: (3)
which have been improperly stored, installed, maintained or operated; (4)
which have been used in violation of written instructions provided by HAVEN;
or (5) based on HAVEN’s examination, do not disclose to HAVEN’s satisfaction
non-conformance to the warranty. Additionally, this warranty DOES NOT COVER
scratches, abrasions or deterioration due to use of paints, solvents or other
chemicals.
Additional Terms:
HAVEN does not authorize any person to create for it any obligation or
liability in connection with the Product. HAVEN’s maximum liability hereunder
is limited to the original purchase price of the Product. No action arising
out of and claimed breach of this warranty by HAVEN may be brought by the
purchaser more than one (1) year after the cause of action has risen.
Program and warranty claims :
If you encounter issues with HAVEN product or have a claim under this
warranty, please contact HAVEN Customer Service for assistance, repair,
replacement or refund of the original purchase price in exchange for the
return of Product to HAVEN.
BATTERY INFORMATION & DISPOSAL
Correct disposal of this product: This symbol indicates that this product must
not be disposed of with household waste, according to the WEEE Directive
(2012/19/EU) and your national law. This product should be taken to a
collection center licensed for the recycling of waste electrical and
electrical equipment (EEE).
The mishandling of this type of waste could have possible negative impact on
the environment and human health due to potentially hazardous substances that
are generally associated with EEE. At the same time, your cooperation in the
correct disposal of this product will contribute to the efficient use of natural
resources.
For more information about where you can take your waste equipment for
recycling, please contact your local city office, or your household waste
collection service
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED
BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.800596
UL Standard Tested by a NRTL
Need help? Contact us at support@havenlock.com
INSTALLING YOUR HAVEN LOCKDOWN
Included Items:
| Power Adapter
120v AC USB Adapter for use with included charging cable
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| Charging Cable
USB Charging cable used to charge your HAVEN Lockdown
Control Panel (inside of shell enclosure under shelf )
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Charging
Push the Reset button (R) through the pinhole to wake the unit from shipping mode. Plug the included charging cable (USB end) into the included power adapter. Open the HAVEN Control Panel cover (C) and plug the charging cable into the Charging Port (D). The status indicator LED will flash Yellow every 2.5 seconds when charging. Each lock comes with greater than a 30% charge. You may want to allow HAVEN to fully charge 6-8 hours before use. -
Cycling the Lock
Cycling the lock a minimum of 10 times prior to installation ensures that the nylon straps inside the lock are properly stretched and calibrated. During shipment parts can settle and this cycling allows the parts to “stretch” and maximize their effectiveness. A “cycle” is simply locking and unlocking the lock via the hand press (F) and lock gate (E). Cycling the lock via the app a minimum of 5 times helps ensure the servo motor is properly engaged and ready for use. -
Include in Z-WAVE Network
Push the Pairing button (B) to start the inclusion process. See “Network Inclusion/Exculsion” in the Z-WAVE section for more details. After inclusion, cycle the lock via the mobile app or customer site a minimum of 5 times to ensure proper opertion and servo cycling. -
Connect Hardwire Accessories and Power
Your lock may come with a wire harness (G) protruding from the control panel. This wiring harness is used for connecting an accessory to the lock. Before you proceed to hardwiring any accessory please follow the instructions on the hardwire accessory installation page.
Z-WAVE OPERATION
Haven Lockdown with Z-Wave Plus
This product can be operated in any Z-WAVE network with other Z-WAVE certified
devices from other manufacturers.
All mains operated nodes within network will act as repeaters regardless of
vendor to increase reliability of the network.
Button Functions
There are two buttons on the Haven Lock device. A small button (hereinafter
referred to as Reset button ) that is accessed via a small hole and pressed
with a paperclip or similar object, and a larger button (Hereinafter referred
to as Pairing button ) that may be operated with a finger press.
Pairing button is used for network inclusion, network exclusion, and
defaulting and removing the Haven Lock from the network (Device Reset Locally
Command Class). Reset button is used to perform a microprocessor reset.
- Reset microprocessor: Tap Reset button (with paperclip).
- Default settings and remove from network: Hold Pairing button until Red LED comes on and then release (about 10 seconds). Please use this procedure only when the network primary controller is missing or otherwise inoperable.
- When controller is in Add or Remove mode, tapping the Pairing button will remove the node if it’s included in the network or add the node if it’s not. This assumes SmartStart is not being used to add the node. Details on inclusion/exclusion below.
Network Inclusion / Exclusion
The device can be included in the Z-WAVE network using S0 or S2 Access Control
security.
Inclusion can be via standard inclusion, NWI (Network Wide Inclusion) or
SmartStart:
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If the Device Specific Key has been added to the controller’s provisioning list, it will be added automatically added to the network within 5 minutes.
• Setting your controller to include mode (standard or NWI) and momentarily pressing the Pairing button will add the Haven Lock to the network. If the controller supports S2 security, you will be prompted to enter the first 5 digits of the DSK to complete the authentication, known as the Pin Code. -
The device can be removed from a network by setting the controller to exclude mode (standard or NWE) and momentarily pressing the Pairing button. The device can also be removed by pressing and holding the Pairing until the Red LED Illuminates and then releasing. This will initiate the Device Reset Locally Command Class. The device will be removed and all parameters will be reset to default. Please use this procedure only when the network primary controller is missing or othwerwise inoperable. controller is missing or otherwise inoperable.
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SmartStart-enabled products can be added into a Z-WAVE network by scanning the Z-WAVE QR Code present on the product with a controller providing SmartStart inclusion. No further action is required and the StartStart product will be added automatically within 10 minutes of being switched on in the network vicinity.
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Locate the DSK via the QR code label under the Haven electronics hood adjacent to the buttons and LEDs. If the controller supports S2 security, you will be prompted to enter the first 5 digits of the DSK to complete the authentication, known as the Pin Code.
Z-WAVE Lock Operation
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To Lock: Sending command class = COMMAND_CLASS_DOOR_LOCK, command =
DOOR_LOCK_OPERATION_SET, mode = 0xFF (DOOR_SECURED) or BASIC_SET value 0xFF will raise the gate.
Notification Type Access Control, Event 0x03 (RF lock operation) is sent to the Lifeline and then one second later, a Door Lock Operation Report is sent to the Lifeline. -
To Unlock: Sending command class = COMMAND_CLASS_DOOR_LOCK, command =
DOOR_LOCK_OPERATION_SET, mode = 0x00 (DOOR_UNSECURED) or BASIC_SET value 0x00 will lower the gate.
Notification Type Access Control, Event 0x04 (RF unlock operation) is sent to the Lifeline and then one second later, a Door Lock Operation Report is sent to the Lifeline.
Manual Lock Operation Reports
- If the gate is raised manually, Notification Type Access Control, Event 0x01 (Manual lock operation) is sent to the Lifeline then one second later, a Door Lock Operation Report is sent to the Lifeline.
- If the gate is lowered manually, Notification Type Access Control, Event 0x02 (Manual unlock operation) is sent to the Lifeline and then one second later, a Door Lock Operation Report is sent to the Lifeline.
Sleep / Shipping Mode
You can put the Haven Connect Z completely to sleep for shipping or long term
storage. This operation clears memory and resets all network inclusions. You
will need to re-include the device once woken up.
Deep Sleep Mode: Press and hold the reset button (with paperclip). While
holding the reset button press and hold the pairing button. Release the reset
button first. Then release the pairing button. If successful, you can press the
pairing button or toggle
the gate and should not see or hear LED or chirp activity.
Wakeup: Wake the unit from deep sleep by pressing the reset button (with
paperclip).
Battery State and Charging
Battery state is checked upon startup and Battery CC V2 report is sent to the
Lifeline Group. Battery is then checked every 5 minutes. A battery report is
also sent every 24 hours. Indications and operation are as follows:
- If battery falls below 25%, Battery report is sent to the Lifeline. One second later, Notification CC sends Power Management (0x08) event “Charge battery soon” (0x0E).
- If battery falls below 10%, Battery report is sent to the Lifeline. One second later, Notification CC sends Power Management (0x08) event “Charge battery now” (0x0F). At this point, the gate will no longer raise but can still be lowered.
- When charger is plugged in, Battery report is sent to the Lifeline. One second later, Notification CC sends Power Management (0x08) event “Battery is charging” (0x0C). Yellow LED flashes every 2.5 seconds.
- When charge is complete, Battery report is sent to the Lifeline. One second later, Notification CC sends Power Management (0x08) event “Battery is fully charged” (0x0D).
Battery CC V2 support extended information in the Battery Report and can be
queried at any time with the Battery Get command.
Additional information about the battery can be retrieved with the Battery
Health Get command.
Quick Test Mode
Sometimes it’s helpful to make sure your lock in functioning properly using
our quick test mode. To enter quick test mode press the pairing button three
times in steady succession. The LED will flash blue and green, the unit will
chirp, and it will go into a state of constantly flashing blue. Once in this
mode, you can press the pairing button to control the gate. Avoid toggling the
gate any faster than once every 4 seconds. To get out of Quick Test Mode reset
the unit using the reset button (with paperclip). Test mode times out after 1
minute.
Association Groups
Supports 1 group (#1, Lifeline) with up to 5 nodes. Command classes reported
to the Lifeline:
- NOTIFICATION_REPORT
- BATTERY_REPORT
- DEVICE_RESET_LOCALLY
- INDICATOR_REPORT
- DOOR_LOCK_OPERATION_REPORT
Command Class List (Security: None)
Name | Version |
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COMMAND_CLASS_ZWAVEPLUS_INFO | 2 |
COMMAND_CLASS_TRANSPORT_SERVICE | 2 |
COMMAND_CLASS_SECURITY | 1 |
COMMAND_CLASS_SECURITY_2 | 2 |
COMMAND_CLASS_SUPERVISION | 1 |
Command Class List (Security: S0 or Access Control)
COMMAND_CLASS_VERSION | 3 |
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COMMAND_CLASS_MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC | 2 |
COMMAND_CLASS_DEVICE_RESET_LOCALLY | 1 |
COMMAND_CLASS_INDICATOR | 3 |
COMMAND_CLASS_POWERLEVEL | 1 |
COMMAND_CLASS_BATTERY | 2 |
COMMAND_CLASS_NOTIFICATION | 8 |
COMMAND_CLASS_DOOR_LOCK | 4 |
COMMAND_CLASS_CONFIGURATION | 4 |
COMMAND_CLASS_ASSOCIATION | 2 |
COMMAND_CLASS_MULTI_CHANNEL_ASSOCIATION | 3 |
COMMAND_CLASS_ASSOCIATION_GRP_INFO | 3 |
COMMAND_CLASS_FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD | 5 |
Notificaton Command Class
All notifications are sent unsolicited.
Type (Value) | Notification Name | Value |
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Access Control (0x06) | Manual lock operation | 0x01 |
Manual unlock operation | 0x02 | |
RF lock operation | 0x03 | |
RF unlock operation | 0x04 | |
Lock jammed | 0x0B | |
Home Security (0x07) | Impact detected | 0x0A |
Power Management (0x08) | Power has been appliedBattery is charging | 0x010x0C |
Battery is full charged | 0x0D | |
Charge battery soon | 0x0E | |
Charge battery now | 0x0F | |
Configuration Parameters
Parameter 0x01:
- Name: Heartbeat LED interval
- Description: Heartbeat (magenta) LED flash rate in seconds.
- Set to zero to disable.
- Default: 0x00 (disabled)
- Min: 0x00 (disabled)
- Max: 0x3C (60 seconds)
Parameter 0x02:
- Name: Gate Operation Minimum Battery Level%
- Description: m battery level at which the gate will activate.
- Default: 0x0A (10%)
- Min: 0x00 (0%)
- Max: 0x32 (50%)
Parameter 0x03:
- Name: Transient Debounce
- Description: Impact detect parameter.
- Do not adjust unless advised by Haven Lock.
- Default: 0x02
- Min: 0x01
- Max: 0x0A
Parameter 0x04:
- Name: Transient Threshold
- Description: Impact detect parameter.
- Do not adjust unless advised by Haven Lock.
- Default: 0x06
- Min: 0x02
- Max: 0x12
Parameter 0xCD:
Name: Lockdown Z vs. Connect Z Product
Description: This parameter distinguishes the firmware between the Residential
Haven Lockdown Z and the Commercial Lockdown Z.
For Lockdown, this parameter should be set to 0x02. Residential is 0x01. This
parameter drives the product ID reported to Z-wave controllers and
enables/disables the capability of wired control inputs often used in
commercial installations.
Default: 0x02
Lockdown ID: 0x02
Residential ID: 0x01
Impact Detection
The impact detection function uses an accelerometer that is tuned using
parameters 3 and 4 set in the Configuration Command Class. When the gate is up
and transient threshold (parameter 4) is exceeded, a Home Security (0x07)
Notification, event type Impact Detected (0x0A) is sent to the Lifeline. In
addition, the system sends a Door Lock Operation Report and Access Control
Notification to communicate locked status.
Glossary
- NWI – Network Wide Inclusion
- NWE – Network Wide Exclusion
- S2 – Z-WAVE Security Version 2
- S0 – Z-WAVE Security Version 1
- DSK – Device Specific Key. This is unique to every Z-WAVE S2 device
LED AND SOUNDS
3 Yellow, 1 Chirp | Gate closed successfully |
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3 Green, 2 Chirps | Gate opened successfully |
Alternating Green/Red | Gate did not move to commanded position |
Blue every second | Device has entered include/exclude mode |
Solid Red | If Pairing button is held for 10 seconds, Red LED will light and |
the lock will return to default settings.
Use caution, this also removes it from the network.
Yellow Every 2.5 Seconds| Battery is charging.
3 Yellow, 2 Chirp (After Reset)| Reset successful (after pressing reset
button)
3 Yellow, 1 Chirp (Security notification)| Unit is locked and detects an impact
OUTWARD-SWINGING DOOR CONFIGURATION
HAVEN LOCKDOWN OUTSWINGING INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
- Remove lockdown unit ① from packaging and confirm that mounting brackets orientation match orientation from detail view D.
- Cut out and fold outswing drill template ② along indicated lines.
- Place template ② against closed door ③, above handle. Align edges of template ② against side and upper frame ④ stops.
- Tape template ② to door frame ④ and/or door ③.
- Mark all holes, then, using a 3/8″ metal bit and a 3/8″ masonry bit, drill blind holes (x2) to a 3″ depth into the bottom of frame 4 stop for installation of latch bracket B ⑤.
- Using a 3/8″ drill bit, drill clearance holes (x2) through door ③ for installation of lockdown unit ①.
- Remove drill template ② from doorway.
- Install latch bracket B ⑤ with screw anchors ⑥ (x2) to the bottom of frame ④ stop. Do not tighten anchors ⑥ to final torque.
- Install lockdown unit with carriage bolts ⑦ (x2) and flange hex nuts ⑧ (x2) to door ③. Do not tighten nuts ⑧ to final torque.
- Pair the lockdown unit and test fitment of the lockdown unit with latch bracket B ⑤.
- Tighten screw anchors ⑥ (x2) and flange hex nuts ⑧ (x2) to final torque.
- Fit lower cover ⑨ to lockdown unit ① and tighten screws ⑩ (x2).
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION:
- MASKING TAPE
- BATTERY PACK DRILL & IMPACT
- 3/8′ DIA X 4″ X 6′ MULTI-PURPOSE DRILL BIT
- 3/8′ SQUARE DRIVE TO 1/4′ HEX ADAPTER
- 3/8′ DRIVE RACHET
- 3/8′ DRIVE 9/16′ SOCKET
- 3/8′ DRIVE 7/16′ SOCKET
NOTICE
The Haven Lockdown System and the supplied latch bracket hardware (Item 8) are
designed for installation onto a standard 2″ door frame backed with poured
concrete.
If you are attempting to install it onto a hollow door frame, please use the
Hollow Door Frame Hardware Kit (may be sold separately).
8 | SCREW ANCHOR, 3/8 X 3 | 2 |
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7 | HEX NUT, 3/8-16 | 2 |
6 | CARRIAGE BOLL 3/8″• 16 X 2-1/2″ | 2 |
5 | TEMPLATE HAVEN LOCKDOWN | 1 |
4 | LATCH INSWING | 1 |
3 | HAVEN LOCKDOWN | 1 |
2 | DOOR | 1 |
1 | DOOR FRAME | 1 |
ITEM NO. | DESCRIPTION | QTY. |
IN-SWINGING DOOR CONFIGURATION
HAVEN LOCKDOWN INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.;
- ALIGN TEMPLATE, ITEM 5 WITH INNER EDGE OF DOOR FRAME. ITEM I 1
- TAPE TEMPLATE, ITEM 5 1, TO DOOR FRAME. ITEM ‘I.
- USING THE 3/8″ DIA. DRILL BIT, DRILL BLIND HOLES (X2J TO A 3″ DEPTH INTO DOOR FRAME, ITEM 6-\ , FOR INSTALLATION OF LATCH BRACKET, ITEM (4′).
- USING THE 3/8• DRILL BIT, DRILL CLEARANCE HOLES (X2) THROUGH DOOR, ITEM 2 FOR INSTALLATION OF LOCKDOWN UNIT, ITEM 3.
- REMOVE DRILL TEMPLATE. ITEM I , FROM DOORWAY.
- INSTALL LATCH BRACKET, ITEM (4), WITH SCREW ANCHORS C.\ (X2), ITEM 8 ), TO DOOR FRAME, ITEM 1 . DO NOT TIGHTEN ANCHORS TO FINAL TORQUE.
- INSTALL LOCKDOWN UNIT, ITEM: 3 WITH CARRIAGE BOLTS (X2) AND HEX NUTS (X2), ITEMS -6 AND 7 . TO DOOR, ITEM 2. DO NOT TIGHTEN NUTS TO FINAL TORQUE.
- PAIR TO LOCKDOWN UNIT. ITEM 3. AND TEST FITMENT OF LOCKDOWN UNIT WITH LATCH BRACKET, ITEM 4.
- TIGHTEN SCREW ANCHORS (X2) AND HEX NUT (X2), ITEMS 8 AND 7 TO FINAL TORQUE.
- FIT COVER TO LOCKDOWN UNIT. ITEM 3 AND TIGHTEN SCREWS (X2).
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION;
- MASKING TAPE
- BATTERY PACK DRILL & IMPACT
- 3/8″ DIA X 4″ X 6″ MULTI-PURPOSE DRILL BIT
- 3/8″ SQUARE DRIVE TO 1 /4″ HEX ADAPTER
- 3/8″ DRIVE RACHET
- 3/8′ DRIVE 9/16″ SOCKET
- 3/8′. DRIVE 7/ 16″ SOCKET
NOTICE
The Haven Lockdown System and the supplied latch bracket hardware (Item 8) are
designed for installation onto a standard 2″ door frame backed with poured
concrete.
If you are attempting to install it onto a hollow door frame,please use the
Hollow Door Frame Hardware Kit (may be sold separately).
8 | SCREW ANCHOR, 3/8 X 3″ | 2 |
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7 | HEX NUT, 3/8-16 | 2 |
6 | CARRIAGE BOLL 3/8″-16 X 2-1/2″ | 2 |
5 | TEMPLATE HAVEN LOCKDOWN | 1 |
4 | LATCH INSWING | 1 |
3 | HAVEN LOCKDOWN | 1 |
2 | DOOR | 1 |
1 | DOOR FRAME | 1 |
ITEM NO | DESCRIPTION | QTY, |
HARDWIRE ACCESSORY INSTALLATION
Haven Lockdown Z is equipped with optional wired control capability to support accessories, such as egress, emergency lock (panic), motion sense and others. The wiring harness contains five conductors:
Conductor | Color | Description |
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Lock | (Brown) | Short this conductor to gnd/common to toggle the unit |
to the locked position
Unlock| (White)| Short this conductor to gnd/common to toggle the unit
to the unlocked position
Gnd/common| (Blue)| Momentarily connect to Lock/Unlock for wired control
Gnd/common| (Black)| Momentarily connect to Lock/Unlock for wired
control. Two conductors are provided for installation convenience of multiple
accessories.
+3.3V| (Gray)| Power line connected to the 3.3V regulator in the lock.
In battery operation, it is recommended to only use Haven-approved
accessories. In hard-wired power applications, it is less important to ensure
a tight power budget for accessories.
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Lock and Unlock control inputs are designed for passive normally-open momentary-closed switches. Switch the control input (either Lock or Unlock) to gnd/common to control the lock state, and the lock responds on the leading edge of the connection.
NOTE: If Lock or Unlock is unused, it is recommended to connect the unused wire to ground to stabilize the unused floating input. -
WARNING: Be careful to ensure the +3.3V connection can never be shorted to gnd/common at any time. This will significantly affect battery life.
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Possible accessories for this application include a panic button, egress button, and motion sensor. Instructions for wiring each device will be further detailed in that accessory manual. It is possible to include your own wall switches and accessories, but contact support to ensure compatibility.
Setup
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Remove Lockdown cover to access the inside of the unit.
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Ensure the female side of the wiring harness and connector (W) has proper strain relief (X). A cable tie, or equivalent, is adequate.
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Install the grommet (Y) into one of the holes in the enclosure on the left or right side of the unit.
NOTE: The backside of lockdown against the door is open-faced. So, it is possible to run wire into and through the door (if supported) for a clean installation. -
Thread the wiring harness (Z) through your installed grommet before any accessory connection.
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Use proper conduit and flex joints across the door hinges to securely route the wire to your accessory mounting location.
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If you need to lengthen the cable consider these options.
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Cut the harness (Z) to a few inches past the male connector (W) and splice in your own wiring cables inside the lockdown unit. There is room for an approved electrical terminal block and/or small enclosure, if necessary. DO NOT cut the female side of the wiring harness before the connector (W). This ensures that you have the option to update the wiring harness in the future by replacing the male side of the harness (Z).
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Wire the harness (Z) out of the lockdown enclosure as normal. Splice your own cable inside your own electrical box or inside one of the accessories, which often have room enough for wire splicing.
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Strip the necessary wires of the harness according to the wiring diagram of the accessory.
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Connect the accessory to the proper wires, ensuring a strong connection.
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Install strain relief inside the accessory as needed.
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Double check your wiring harness from inside the unit to the accessory(ies).
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After all other connections have been made, complete the connection at connector (W) by pushing together the keyed connector and screwing down the threaded lock-nut for a solid mechanical connection.
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Test all accessories
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Replace the lockdown cover
General Notes on Haven Lockdown
Z-WAVE Range
HAVEN Lockdown uses Z-Wave wireless technology to communicate to its control
devices like the Smartphone App, and Hub. Z-WAVE has a theoretical range of
100m (328 ft), but that is all dependent on the environment. If any object is
between the controller and the lock, the effective range of the Z-WAVE signal
will drop. When you use Z-WAVE, you should assume the effective range is 50
meters (160 ft.)
Layered Security
The HAVEN Lock is a layered security device. We advise customers to use HAVEN
as a supplemental layer in their security. Relying on a single device or
component will lessen the security of your school or business. HAVEN Lock
should be part of a larger security system. It is not a total solution. We
suggest using video cameras, motion sensors, alarm monitoring, and vibration
sensors.
Personal Security
HAVEN Lockdown only works as well as its user. Taking personal responsibility
for your own safety is very important to make HAVEN Lockdown work for you. Our
product can’t prevent you from sending a guest pass to the wrong person.
HAVEN Lockdown can’t prevent your phone from being stolen and cannot keep your
password secure. Being proactive and responsible is the best way to protect
you and your facility.
DISCLAIMER
Use of this guide at your own risk. HavenLock Inc and its parent or partner
companies are not liable for any damages to property or bodily injuries that
occur during or after installation. HavenLock Inc assumes no responsibility in
providing the correct tools and accessories needed for installation unless
otherwise noted. Use proper protective gear when completing the steps detailed
in this guide.
This guide is simply suggestive and not in any way authoritative. Always use
your own best judgment. Incorrect installation or lack of safety precautions
can lead to serious injury or death for you or anyone around the installation
area. If you are not comfortable installing HAVEN Lock, we advise you to seek
out a professional skilled worker with construction experience to assist you.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Below are some common issues you might encounter while installing or operating
your HAVEN Lockdown. If you do not see your issue below, contact us at
support@havenlock.com.
If the unit fails to lock/unlock you will need to check the straps and screws
nearest the servo motor. Make sure your nylon strap is not bunched up within
the unit. Manually open the locking gate and pull/tug on the open gate to
stretch or flex the nylon straps. They could be kinked up in the gate or one
strap could be too tight and need to be loosened. You can also take off the
gate cover and pull the straps with your fingers. This usually evens out the
nylon and allows the servo motor to reach its locked position. Alternatively,
also make sure that the screw closest to the servo motor is not too tight.
Sometimes if the screw closest to the servo (the left side of the unit when it
is facing the door) is overtightened, the servo can fail to lift when you
attempt to lock it via the smartphone app or key fob. If the unit bows in the
wingtips, it is a good indication you over tightened the lock.
Below are some common issues you might encounter while installing or operating
your HAVEN Lockdown Z. If you do not see your issue below, contact us at
support@havenlock.com.
HAVEN Lockdown Z Issues
HAVEN will not turn on or no indication of power.| Try resetting the device
with the pin hole reset button. Th is action also generates an LED flash and
beep. Make sure you have fully charged the unit ( Note: Backup batteries are
no longer required for Haven Connect Z). Simply, toggle the gate manually. You
should see an LED flash and a beep. If none of this works, please contact us
at support@fiavenlock.com.
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HAVEN will not fit under my door or does not reach the base of my door.| Be
sure to visit our detailed installation guide at
https://install.havenlock.com that will walk you through various scenarios
involving uncommon door and threshold sizes. In most cases this fixes the
situation, but if you still need help, contact us!
How do I turn HAVEN off?| HAVEN is designed to be-always on’ so that it is
ready to receive commands from your Z-WAVE network. It automatically uses
sleep and low-power modes to achieve long built-in battery life.
I can’t get the foot pedal to work.| The foot pedal is designed to be pressed
at a certain angle to prevent false locking by children or pets. Try pressing
close to the top of the pedal, inward with your toes first. This can take some
practice to get it right.
I need to reset my HAVEN. Can I perform a factory reset?| See Z-WAVE operation
section for more details. Please use this procedure only when the network
primary controller is missing or otherwise in-op.
Pairing troubleshooting| 1.The blue light should be flashing once per second
when the device is in discovery mode.
2.If you controller supports ‘Smart Start” use that.
3.If you controllers asks about security choose “S2” if it is supported.
Otherwise it can use ‘Sr if needed.
4.Placing the unit in “sleep/Shipping Mode’ (see manual) wipes the pairing
from the unit. However, only do this if your controller will not exclude your
device through the normal means.
S. Not all Z-Wave controllers are certified or their certification has lapsed.
Please check our supported devices at havenlock.com. You can search a
product’s certification status here – https://products.z-wavealliance.org/
Can I use the Haven App in the iOS/Android stores?| No, Haven Connect Z
requires a Z-Wave controller (not provided by Haven) to work property. In many
cases, those controller platforms have mobile apps and other integrations that
can operate Haven Connect Z, once connected.
What if I lose my DSK (Digital Security Key)| This is your unique security key
for your lock. Haven will never ask for your security key. Although haven
makes no representation that we will be able to restore your security key,
contact support and we will do our best effort to discover the key.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
Charge low batteries immediately. HAVEN Connect’s main battery lasts for 3-5
months on a single charge under normal use. Please charge your unit every two
to three months.
Protect your password. You are responsible for your own security. HAVEN
Connect Z is not a replacement for personal responsibility. Do not share your
password with anyone you do not trust or know well. To be safe, do not share
it with anyone.
Who is getting access? See the Z-WAVE provisioning steps.
Make sure to turn on notifications in your Zwave controller app as well as your
smartphone settings. This will help you keep track of any changes that occur
to your HAVEN Lock.
The Z-Wave™ word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Silicon
Laboratories, Inc. and its subsidiaries and any use of such marks by
HavenLock, Inc is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of
their respective owners.
HavenLock Inc.
Patent Protected: European Patent Number: 3,194,692
Nashville, TN
www.havenlock.com
References
- HAVEN Lockdown Door Locks | Active Shooter Lockdown Systems
- Neff’s Integrated Security – Lancaster PA Locksmiths
- HAVEN Lockdown Door Locks | Active Shooter Lockdown Systems
- Catalog of Certified Z-Wave Products
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