ELECTRIFIED LOCKING HARDWARE INSTALLATION & REPAIR

Types of Electrified Locking Hardware COR Security Installs

Electrified Locks

• Electrified Mortise Locks – Integrated locking and latching with power control; ideal for high-security interior/exterior doors.

• Electrified Cylindrical Locks – Standard commercial door locks upgraded for electronic control.

• Electric Deadbolts – Used for additional security, typically on server rooms or private offices.

• Shear Locks – Magnet-based lock that secures via a shear holding force; flush-mounted and tamper-resistant.

Magnetic Locks (Maglocks)

• Surface-Mounted Maglocks – Mounted on the door frame and header; common for glass doors or high-traffic exits.

• Concealed Maglocks – Hidden within the door frame for a cleaner look and added security.

Electric Strikes

• Fail-Secure Electric Strikes – Remain locked during power loss (typically used on secure entries).

• Fail-Safe Electric Strikes – Unlock during power loss (typically used on exit doors for life safety).

• Universal Electric Strikes – Adjustable to accommodate various lock types and latch configurations.

Exit Devices (Panic Hardware)

• Electrified Panic Bars – Allow free egress with remote locking/unlocking.

• Rim Exit Devices with Electric Latch Retraction – Used on single or double doors, retracted electronically for access control.

• Surface Vertical Rod Exit Devices – Electrified versions for double doors without a center mullion.

Power Transfer Devices

• Door Loops – Flexible conduit for transferring power between the frame and door.

• Electric Power Transfers (EPTs) – Concealed transfer of power across door hinges.

Additional Door Hardware

• Electric Cabinet Locks – For server rooms or secure storage.

• Delayed Egress Locks – Used where controlled exit is needed; activates alarm and delay timer.

• Electric Flush Bolts – Often used in double door setups.