New Lectra Marks Electrified Locks All-Around Cost-Savings vs. Electric Strikes – Ideal in Fire Applications
Lectra is ideal for stairwell doors, man-traps, hospitals and receptionist buzz in applications, according to Marks.
Amityville, NY – Marks USA, a division of NAPCO Security Technologies, renowned for its architectural-grade hardware, locking and access lock lines, is excited to announce the debut of its new labor-saving Lectra Electrified Locks. Lectra is ideal for stairwell doors, man-traps, hospitals and receptionist buzz in applications. It’s available in both mortise and cylindrical solenoid-operated locks in 12 or 24 VDC.
Durable, Grade 1 Lectra locks feature easy and clean installation, saving time and labor over electric strikes; concealed latches for greater security, fail-safe & fail-secure models, and Lectra mortise models offer various modes of operation and lock information such as Request to Exit (REX) and key override switch &/or latch bolt sensor. Lectra locks are ADA-Compliant, meet ANSI/BHMA 156.2 and are UL listed for a 3-hour fire rating.
With products that meet or exceed top BHMA® Grade 1 standards for durability by as much as 400%, Marks products are known for longevity, and are uniquely backed by the Marks exclusive Lifetime Mechanical Warranty.
For more information on Marks USA Lectra Locks call 1.800.645.9445, email info@marksusa.com, or visit Marks online at www.marksusa.com.
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