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SA-025EQ
Delayed Egress Timer
Manual
3 Relock modes Form C relay outputs for lock
relay and remote alarm
Programmable nuisance
delay timer Transistor ground output for local
alarm outputs
Adjustable pre-delay timer
Auto or programmed relocking
Adjustable post-delay timer
after power loss
12~24VAC/VDC
IMPORTANT
Users and installers of this product are responsible for ensuring that the installation
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Table of Contents: Features ........................................................ 2 Remote Alarm Relay Output ......................... 8 Specifications ................................................ 2 Lock Relay Output ........................................ 8 Dimensions.................................................... 3 Local Alarm Output ....................................... 8 Overview ......................................................
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Dimensions: Housing 1 3 /4” 11 2 /16” 3” (83mm) (68mm) (76mm) 1 7 1 /8” /8” (28mm) (22mm) 1 Timer module only 2 /2” (63mm) P.C. board 1 13 3 / ” (78mm) 2 / ” (72mm) 16 16 P.C. board Mounting holes 1 2 / ” (57mm) 4 Mounting holes Overview: LED 2 (Red): LED 3 (Red): If ON, the lock If ON, the remote alarm relay is energized* relay is energized* (see pg. 8) (see pg. 8) LED 1 (Blue): LED 4 (Red): If ON, the SA-025E
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Installation: Removing the housing To remove the housing cover from the Push tab SA-025EQ, use a paper clip or a similar inward. object to push one of the two tabs on the back of the unit inward. Mounting If mounting is necessary, secure two screws (not included) through the two screw holes located on the side of the unit to a mounting surface. Wiring Diagram: Remote alarm relay output (10A@24VDC, Form C Relay, NO/NC/COM)* (see pg
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer IMPORTANT Users and installers of this product are responsible for ensuring that the installation and configuration of this product complies with all national, state, and local laws and codes related to locking and egress devices. SECO-LARM will not be held responsible for the use of this product in violation of any current laws or codes. Relock Modes: The SA-025EQ can operate in three different relock modes: standard mode, BOCA mode, and
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Adjusting the Pre-Delay and Post-Delay: The pre-delay and post-delay timers can be adjusted using the potentiometers located on the bottom left of the circuit board. Pre-delay timer Pre-Delay: The pre-delay timer can be potentiometer adjusted from 1~30 seconds. This sets the delay time between when the initiate device is used and the lock is released. Once the initiate device is triggered, the process cannot be stopped unless the reset input is ac
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Lock Status Jumper: Default: OFF When the lock status jumper is ON, the lock status input will detect whether the door is closed and will Jumper 1 trigger relock functions. The lock status input may be bypassed in order to keep the door unlocked for an indefinite period of time without activating the remote alarm output. To bypass the lock status input, set jumper 1 to OFF. The lock status input must be ON for BOCA Mode (See pg. 5, Relock M
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Remote Alarm Relay Output: The SA-025EQ is equipped with a 10A@24VDC Form C dry relay output for a remote alarm. The remote alarm relay is normally energized. The onboard screen print refers to the energized state as normal. A remote alarm connected to this output will begin signaling at the start of the pre-delay timer. The remote alarm will continue signaling until the door is relocked. In the event of power loss, the remote alarm rel
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Free Egress Input (N.C.+): Connect a N.C. toggle switch between the free egress input and the positive terminal. The free egress input allows the lock to be put in the free egress mode. This bypasses any delays and alarms, allowing the initiate device to act as a simple egress device. In the free egress mode, the lock is released as soon as the initiate device is triggered. The door will relock after 5 seconds. This can be used in conjunct
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Sample Application – Installation in a Building In this application, the SA-025EQ is used to delay exit from a building. Relock mode set to standard mode. Pre-delay timer set to 15 seconds. Power-up mode set to automatic relock (DIP Switch 1 OFF). Nuisance delay set to 0 seconds (DIP Switch 2 and 3 OFF). Lock status jumper ON. Security mode jumper OFF. Strobe light Local alarm output type jumper ON. Electromagnetic lock Alarm buzzer
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Sample Application – Installation with a Gate Operator In this application, the SA-025EQ is used to warn that a gate is about to open or close. This application is only for gates that use the same input for both opening and closing the gate. Relock mode set to standard mode. Pre-delay timer set to 15 seconds. Power-up mode set to automatic relock (DIP Switch 1 OFF). Nuisance delay set to 0 seconds (DIP Switch 2 and 3 OFF). Lock status jum
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ENFORCER Delayed Egress Timer Troubleshooting: Check the nuisance delay. See pg. 6, Nuisance Delay. Check the pre-delay timer. Initiate device (such as a push-to-exit bar) See pg. 6, Adjusting the Pre-Delay and will not release the lock Post-Delay. Check the security mode. See pg. 7, Security Mode Jumper. Check the relock mode. See pg. 5, Relock Modes. Door will not relock Check the bypass input. See pg. 8, Bypass Input. Check the lock status. Doo
