Alarm Lock Alarmed Deadbolt Panic Device - 3 Point Lock - DTX-ECL-230X-TDB

• Maximum security 3-point locking system
  Uses a deadbolt plus top and bottom locking bolts, delivering strong resistance against forced entry on secondary exit doors.
• Integrated alarmed deadbolt protection
  Built-in 9V battery alarm triggers at ~100 dB when unauthorized exit is attempted, providing immediate audible deterrence and alerting staff.
• High attack resistance design
  Engineered for demanding environments, tested to withstand extreme physical force (up to ~16,000 lbs pull resistance in lab testing).
• Exit-compliant panic hardware
  Maintains safe emergency egress while preventing misuse or unauthorized backdoor access in secured areas.
• Heavy-duty commercial construction
  Built on a rugged Grade 1 platform with corrosion-resistant components for long-term performance in high-traffic facilities.
• Simple installation & retrofit-friendly
  Designed for straightforward mounting on standard commercial doors (typically 36”–48”), reducing installation complexity.
• Clear visual safety signaling
  Includes a photo-luminescent sign that glows in low light or power failure conditions, improving emergency visibility.
• Ideal for high-security secondary exits
  Commonly used in schools, warehouses, retail backrooms, and institutional buildings where exit control and intrusion prevention are both critical.

Q: What is the Alarm Lock DTX-ECL-230X-TDB used for?
A: A high-security panic and exit device with an integrated alarm and 3-point locking system for reinforced door protection.

Q: What does the 3-point locking system do?
A: It secures the door at the top, bottom, and center for enhanced forced-entry resistance.

Q: Does it function as a panic exit device?
A: Yes, it allows fast, easy egress from the inside in emergency situations.

Q: Does it include an alarm?
A: Yes, it features an alarm that activates during unauthorized use or forced entry attempts.

Q: What type of doors is it used on?
A: Commonly used on commercial, institutional, and high-security exterior doors.

Q: Is it battery-powered or hardwired?
A: It is typically battery-powered for standalone operation without complex wiring.

Q: What is its main benefit?
A: It combines panic exit safety with deadbolt-level security and audible alarm protection in one system.

• Test alarm regularly: Verify the alarm triggers properly during forced entry or panic exit events.
• Check 3-point locking alignment: Ensure top, middle, and bottom bolts engage smoothly without resistance.
• Lubricate locking points: Use a dry or non-gumming lubricant on bolts and strike points to maintain smooth operation.
• Inspect door alignment: Misalignment can strain the 3-point mechanism and cause false alarms or sticking.
• Battery/power check: Replace batteries or confirm power supply is stable to avoid system failure.
• Tighten hardware: Periodically secure screws on the lock body, strikes, and panic bar assembly.
• Test reset function: Ensure alarm resets correctly after activation for continued reliable use.
• Clean exterior surfaces: Wipe with a soft cloth; avoid harsh chemicals that may damage finish or sensors.
• Routine safety checks: Perform scheduled functional tests in high-traffic or emergency-use doors.