SDC 2490A Security Door Controls Instruction Manual

June 3, 2024
SDC

SDC 2490A Security Door Controls

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  • 805.494.0622
  • E-mail: service@sdcsecurity.com
  • 801 Avenida Acaso, Camarillo, CA 93012
  • PO Box 3670, Camarillo, CA 93011

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

OVERHEAD INSTALLATION HORIZONTAL

  1. Examine the top rail of the door for the most suitable location for the strike plate. Mark the door for the end of the strike closest to the lock stile, and make a corresponding mark on the header to line up with the first mark.

  2. Locate center line of door thickness on the header and attach adhesive cut out template to header. Lining it up with marks, center punch the tab-mounting screw locations and counter-sink for #10 screw. Saw or rout out the cutout area. Continue to step 5.
    SIDE JAMB INSTALLATION VERTICAL

  3. Examine the lock stile jamb for the point nearest the center of the door height, with space available for the lock and strike. Mark the door stile horizontal for the top end of the strike plate and make a corresponding mark on the jamb.

  4. Locate center line of door thickness on the jamb and attach adhesive cutout template to jamb, lining up the the top of the cutout with the horizontal mark on the jamb. Center punch the tab mounting screw locations and counter sink for #10 screw. Saw or rout the frame cutout.

  5. Attach the mounting tabs inside.

  6. Attach power supply and access control leads to lock leads as shown on page 2. Handle the lock carefully; do not hang it by the wire leads. Insert wiring into the header cavity carefully so they do not interfere with proper locating of the lock in the cutout.

  7. Insert lock. When installed overhead horizontally, the bolt end is nearest the lock stile. When installed vertically on the sidejamb, the bolt must be at the top end of the cutout. Secure with #10-32 machine screw.

  8. Using strike plate as a template, mark screw hole location and drill holes for screws supplied. Mortise as required. Attach strike.

  9. The Automatic Relock Switch (ARS) is set for 1/8” clearance between the top of the door and transom bar or head jamb. Any additional gap may be compensated for by loosening the lock nut and turning the switch assembly clockwise until proper adjustment is reached. Be sure to tighten lock nut when adjustment is satisfactory.

SDC 2490A Security Door Controls -fig2

Easy installation or servicing

All Space Saver locks are easily installed in any existing entrance merely by mortising out a cut-out, attaching the wiring, inserting the lock, and bolting it into position with two attaching tabs. Cutting studs is no longer a problem or expense.

  1. Mortise cut-out in tube for face plate (fits flush with surface of tube).

  2. Position screws for attaching tabs, drill holes, attach tabs.

  3. Connect wiring to lock.

  4. Slide lock into position, attach to tabs.

LOCK WIRING

NOTE: The SDC PR-1000 Power Regulator is included with the bolt lock. Although the solenoid is rated for continuous duty, continuously powering the solenoid will generate heat. Installing the PR-1000 reduces the power consumption of the bolt locks after activation of the lock, allowing for a heat reduction to the bolt lock, and increasing the life of the solenoid. DC voltage is recommended for improved heat reduction.

2490A (Without PR-1000):

SDC 2490A Security Door Controls -fig7

2490A (Wiring w/ PR-1000; recommended):

SDC 2490A Security Door Controls -fig8

Solenoid Voltage Configuration:

SDC 2490A Security Door Controls -fig9

ELECTRICAL DATA:

  • Dual Voltage Solenoid (2490A)
    • 12VDC@ .9 Amp (max.)
    • 24VDC@ .45 Amp (max.)
    • Continuous Duty

PR1000 Input Voltage: 12/24 VDC/AC (+/-10%) DC voltage is recommended for optimal performance

OPTIONAL BOLT POSITION SENSOR (BPS-MAGNETIC)
B Indicates bolt locked or unlocked 5 Watt

OPTIONAL DOOR POSITION SWITCH (DPS-MECHANICAL)
D Indicates door opened or closed 4A @ 30VDC (Resistive)

SDC 2490A Security Door Controls -fig10

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem: Solution

  • Bolt does not project: Check voltage and strike alignment.
  • Bolt projects but chatters: Voltage too low.
  • Bolt will not retract : Strike misaligned

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