Electric lock STEP 140 Modern Set Multi

Of course, STEP 140 is also equipped with our patented molding pressure technology, which ensures that the lock can withstand a very high molding pressure. Thanks to these properties, STEP 140 is an obvious choice for door environments with accessibility requirements where you also want to ensure high operational reliability. 

STEP 140 is equipped with a unique automatic piston. When the door is opened electrically, the automatic piston can fold and thus enables opening with door automation. Immediately after the door is opened, the automatic piston extends, becomes fixed in its position and functions as a normal drop piston again.

STEP 140 is also designed with cylinder rowing function only. This means that STEP 140 is a perfect choice for door environments where you want increased accessibility and/or adaptation for the disabled, alternatively pull handles, from both sides of the door.

Because the automatic piston looks like a normal drop piston, it can distribute the wear resistance over its entire surface. It also ensures that fire containment is maintained, even if there is a gap between the piston and the end plate. This, in combination with STEP Strip pressure technology, means that the STEP 140 can withstand a high strip pressure and ensures a high operational reliability.

The set pack contains:
Electric lock STEP 140, connection cable (10 m), and frame transfer.

Properties:

• Modern piston placement
• Unique automatic piston
• Microswitch single-pole alternating, max. 30 V DC, 1 A
• Multi voltage
• With STEP List printing technology
• Built-in patented DirectDrive® function provides direct control of knob or cylinder
• Built-in microswitches indicate closed and interlocked position as well as cylinder paddle arm operation
• Built-in protection diode
• Adjustable to fit right and left doors
• Cylinder rower function only
• Adapted for round and oval Scandinavian cylinders
• Mandrel depth: 50 mm
• Halogen-free cable
• Patent pending

Function:

• The automatic piston locks/unlocks electrically via an open signal from an access system, code lock, push button or similar.
• The automatic piston is retracted mechanically via the cylinder rower with a key from the outside or a key/knob from the inside.
• The door opens with a pull handle, door automation or similar from both sides.