SecuRAM EL-0901 / StrikeBolt

StrikeBolt

Compatible with all SecuRAM keypads.

• The StrikeBolt is designed for use on safe inner compartments or cabinets.
• When a valid code is entered, the receiver unlocks allowing the pin or loop to disengage from the receiver.
• The lock remains unlocked until the door is closed and the pin or loop re-engages with the receiver.
• As with all SecuRam lock bodies, the StrikeBolt can operate in two modes:
• Analog mode for use with SafeLogic Series EntryPads
• Digital mode for use with ProLogic and ScanLogic EntryPads
• See Analog versus Digital Mode video below for instructions to convert the lock from one mode to the other.
• The StrikeBolt is Bluetooth compatible and can be used in conjunction with SecuRam's Bluetooth EntryPads.
• The StrikeBolt lock is a unique design that receives a pin or a loop attached to the back of the door and locks it in place.

Safe Lock Bodies

• SecuRam’s Safe Locks can be paired with any of SecuRam’s EntryPads to create a very reliable and robust safe lock system ideal for most applications.
• SecuRam’s Safe Lock Bolt mechanisms are constructed of stainless steel which results in long-lasting and reliable performance.
• SecuRam Safe Locks are motor-driven for maximum security.

Advanced Technology. Reliable

• SecuRam’s Safe Locks use advanced technology to provide a flexible safe lock platform.
• Featuring a Dual Communication Platform, SecuRam Locks operate in either analog mode or digital mode
• Every SecuRam lock undergoes a 2,000 cycle quality management program before it leaves the manufacturing facility.
• Unprecedented commitment to quality and reliability.
• SecuRam motor-driven safe lock bodies are very reliable and versatile. A lock body to fit any boltwork configuration.

• SecuRam lock bodies operate in two modes: Analog and Digital.
• Each lock has the firmware onboard to operate in either mode.
• Analog mode is used with SafeLogic Series EntryPads
• Digital mode is used with ProLogic and ScanLogic Series EntryPads.
• In order to convert the safe lock body from one mode to the other follow the simple steps describe in the video "Analog versus Digital Mode: Lock Mode Programming".