Alarm Lock PG30

• The PG30 is a standalone alarm. It can be integrated with Fire/Burglary alarm systems using a Form-C relay.
• Digital codes for master, management and passage (used for auto-arming)
• 3 security levels for: a) high security b) unattended applications c) flexible control for delivery doors, etc.
• Battery operated (battery included) surface mounted door alarm. INDOOR MOUNT ONLY. Alarm is magnetically activated - (magnetic plate connects to door frame
• PGKPD Accessory: For optional use with the PG30, this low-profile, brushed aluminum finished accessory provides all functions of the PG30 from the outside of the door (available at checkout, offered in metallic silver only)
• DIY installation with convenient plug-in "No cut" jumpers. Do-it-yourself install is easy when you plan to use the basic functions and aren't doing any hardwiring. When you are going to integrate with alarm systems or hardwire then install help is highly recommended
• Max-Flex Terminals, allowing for any or all of the following: Continuous power with the addition of an external power supply; Multiple door monitoring permitted with built-in external reed switches
• Status Indicator – The LED will indicate RED when armed
• Entry delay time options – include 15 seconds, 1 minute 15 seconds & 3 minutes 15 seconds
• Sleek model design keypad-activated door alarm for use on standard size and narrow stile doors
• Unauthorized use of door causes alarm to sound and activates LED indicator. Options include continuous alarm, minute shutdown with auto reset and exit/entry delay
• Logo key is dual function test button
• Available in metallic silver or metallic 344bronze finish

Specs

• Power: Uses 9v battery (supplied). AC power supply can also be used as a battery back up. Auditble low battery warning
• Alarm: 3 programmable 95db siren styles; sweep, pulse, and steady
• Installation: Surface mounted for single or double doors
• Cover: Die cast metal

The PG30 is an advanced narrow stile microprocessor-controlled door alarm for surface mounting on a door or door frame. Popular applications include emergency fire escape doors, nursing home stairwell doors, and rear restaurant and theater doors.