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Product ID: 2213
The 2213 remote relay module is designed to work on the VX2200 system. For higher security applications, including installations in compliance with Secured by Design, the 2213 enables the relay and push-to-exit button input to be installed in a secure location away from the entrance.
£61.80
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The 2213 remote relay can be used for the following applications: ensuring that if the door entry intercom panel is vandalised or the cables cut, the electric lock or magnet remains operational, ensuring that the door remains secure. In addition to securing the main entrance door, the relay can also be used at additional doors such as rear entrances, bin stores, etc. to allow a concierge to release the electric lock from a central position.
Designed to work in conjunction with the VX2200 intercom series, the 2213 remote relay is an essential component in order to comply with the STS202 BR2 level of burglary resistance.
The 2213 remote relay connects directly to the VX2200 2-wire bus and is powered from a 12V DC supply. Once programmed with an ID to match the entrance panel, it will allow the on-board relay to be activated by users in apartments via their telephone or videophone, a concierge, or an access code entered on the entrance panel. The dry contact changeover relay output activation time is programmable from 1 to 30 seconds. A push-to-exit button input is also included on board. When mounted in a secure area of the building, this increases the security of the system, illuminating the possibility of circumventing the lock from within the door panel.
Programming is carried out using dip switches where it is possible to program the relay time and device ID.
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The installation of powered gate automation is regulated by the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations which recognises a powered gate as machinery. The law requires that the resulting machine complies with the Essential Health and Safety Requirements of the regulations. Guidance for the required level of safety can be found in the EN 12453
If you are not fully aware of the requirements of the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations, the implications of the Health and Safety at Work Act or the contents of EN 12453 you are advised to seek specialist training or the assistance of a properly qualified and equipped powered gate specialist before undertaking to proceed with the installation, repair or maintenance.
