SECURY ePOWER Panic – motorized multi-point locking
The requirements for doors have increased. They must be secure, comfortable, versatile in use, and durable. In addition, they should be integrated into an access control system and be suitable for use in escape and rescue routes. They must guarantee accessibility and tightness. The SECURY ePOWER Panic multi-point locking system meets all these requirements. With three locking hooks, it opens, closes, and locks the door motorized, ensuring convenient and secure locking and unlocking while providing high mechanical security. The door can be opened from the outside via controls using access control systems or manually by key operation. They are mainly used for final exit doors in public areas, where secure locking at night and high passage frequency during the day are required.
The multi-point locking system in detail
- The door is motorized for opening, closing, and locking, providing comfort and accessibility
- Available with various panic functions and easily integrable into access control systems
- For doors with high traffic, the door can be set to permanent unlocking mode.
- High durability: tested in continuous function tests with over 200,000 operating cycles
- Suitable for use in door systems made of wood and metal
Innovative multi-point locking systems for your modern everyday life
Our innovative locking elements combine comfort, energy efficiency, flexibility, and security in a well-thought-out overall concept. With a special focus on user-friendliness and advanced technology, we have developed solutions that integrate seamlessly into your daily routine. Discover the exceptional features that make our products the optimal solution for contemporary requirements:
Comfort
The door is motorized to unlock and lock within seconds as soon as the door leaf falls into the frame. A modern access control system enables uncomplicated unlocking, while the "day release" option provides convenient access for authorized persons.
Energy efficiency
The conical design of the locking hook ensures a perfect seal when locking the door, thus contributing to high thermal insulation.
Flexibility
In combination with access control systems, the door can be integrated into home automation or building management systems
Security
Three locking hooks provide high burglary resistance. For doors with high traffic, switching to permanent unlocking is possible as standard. In addition to this normal day release, there is also the option of controlled day release.
Technische Daten & Normen
| Technical data | ePOWER PE1 outward opening | ePOWER PT1 outward opening | ePOWER NT1 inward opening |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use in single-leaf door systems | x | x | x |
| Use in double-leaf door systems | – | – | – |
| Type of locking | Locking hooks | Locking hooks | Locking hooks |
| Monitoring contacts | optional | optional | optional |
| Backset [mm] | 35–80 | 35–80 | 35–80 |
| Centre distance [mm] | 72–94 | 72–94 | 72–94 |
| Approval according to DIN 18250 | x | x | x |
| Approval according to DIN 18251-3 | x | x | x |
| Approval according to DIN 18040 | x | x | x |
| Approval according to EN 179 | x | x | x |
| Approval according to EN 1125 | x | x | – |
| Approval according to EN 1627–1630 | up to RC3 | up to RC3 | up to RC3 |
Standards and safety requirements
Comprehensive protection
Our locking systems offer the highest quality and security, tailored specifically to individual requirements. The SECURY ePOWER Panic multi-point locking systems are tested and certified in various security classes according to EN 1627–1630 to ensure maximum protection against burglary attempts. They meet the requirements of EN 179 and EN 1125 and are therefore approved for use in doors in escape and rescue routes. In addition, they have fire protection and smoke protection approvals according to DIN 18250, ensuring your safety even in critical situations. Thanks to motorized locking and unlocking, they are ideal for use in barrier-free construction according to DIN 18040. Rely on our certified security solutions, which not only effectively protect against unauthorized access but also meet the highest standards in terms of escape route safety, fire protection, and accessibility.
barrier-free construction
The DIN 18040 standard deals with the planning principles for barrier-free construction. It is divided into different parts that cover various aspects of construction to enable people with disabilities, elderly persons, and children to participate equally in everyday life. An important aspect of this standard is the easy opening of doors without external assistance. In this context, requirements are placed on door closers, such as limiting the operating forces to ensure that doors are easily accessible.
panic-break-out hardware with horizontal operating bar
DIN EN 1125 refers to panic exit devices with integrated latch that are equipped with a horizontal operating bar. This standard specifies the requirements and test methods for emergency exit devices intended for use in public buildings to ensure a quick and safe exit in case of emergency. The devices must be designed so that they can be easily operated even under panic conditions.
Series of standards for burglar-resistant building products
The standards EN 1627 to EN 1630 address burglary resistance of windows, doors and closures. They specify the requirements, classifications and test methods for products intended to protect against burglary attempts.- EN 1627 defines the general requirements and classifications.
- EN 1628 describes the test method for determining resistance under static load.
- EN 1629 covers the test method for determining resistance under dynamic load.
- EN 1630 focuses on the test method for determining resistance against manual burglary attempts.
These standards are crucial for construction products used in security-relevant areas.
Emergency exit devices with lever handle or push plate for doors in escape routes
The EN 179 standard refers to emergency exit devices intended for use in buildings where it is expected that people familiar with the escape route can quickly and safely reach an exit in an emergency. These locking systems are designed to be easily opened in the event of an emergency. They require only a simple hand movement without the use of keys or similar aids. EN 179 specifies requirements for the design and performance of such systems to ensure their reliability and safety.
Mortise locks as multi-point lock
The DIN 18251-3 standard refers to mortise locks for doors and sets specific requirements to ensure the functionality and security of these locks. It is part of the DIN 18251 series, which defines different classes of mortise locks. Class 4, for example, describes certain technical features such as the material of the forend (e.g. stainless steel), the area of application, and other mechanical properties. This standard ensures that the locks meet high standards in terms of quality and durability, which is especially important for applications in fire protection or where security requirements are high.
suitability for fire protection
Approved for use on fire and smoke protection doors
Mortise locks for fire protection and smoke control doors
The DIN 18250 standard refers to mortise locks for fire protection closures. It defines requirements and test procedures to ensure that these locks meet the high safety requirements of fire doors. The standard covers aspects such as mechanical stress and long-term functional reliability of the locks.
