Mantrap With Authentication

Doors are normally locked.

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Both doors are locked. Door One goes from an outside area into the mantrap, and Door Two goes from the mantrap into an inside/protected area. In order to enter into the mantrap through Door One, you need to engage the corresponding request-to-unlock contact.

This can be done through the relay output of a card reader, keypad, or a remote switch pressed by a security guard. The same goes to enter the protected area from the mantrap through Door Two. When exiting the protected area, a regular request-to-exit button or passive infrared detector would also work.

This mode would be used in something like a school entry hall, where authorized personnel can enter the outer door by presenting a keycard or code, which activates the request-to-unlock contact. Or a guard can buzz you in by activating a remotely installed button, which is wired to the request-to-unlock contact. While one door is open, the other door is locked to avoid free flow.

The following items are needed in the 902C-System:

  • pp6 power supply

    902C   

    Access Control and Power Supply

    1 each

  • door contact part

    Dx230

    Digital Finger Keypad

    2 each

  • f106 push plate control

    F106-E03  

    Push Plate Door Control Switch

    2 each

  • pp6 power supply

    F130

    Intermediate level non-illuminated square or rectangular push button, mounted on a aluminum plate.

    1 each

  • door contact part

    185-12  

    Door Positioning Switch

    2 each

  • door contact part

    170

    Mini Strobe Siren

    1 each


  • 810

    Magnetic Lock

    2 each

    OR

    600

    Electric Strike

    2 each

NOTE: In order to get an accurate price for our system, please take in account for all doors needed for your project and the products featured on this page. Questions?

Please contact us at 718-401-4006 or contact@deltrexusa.com