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Alarm Lock Alarm Lock ETPDL Series - Trilogy Exit Device Trim with Digital Keypad and Proximity Reader ALA-ETPDL

Alarm Lock ETPDL Series Trilogy Exit Device Trim with HID Proximity Reader and Keypad

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Alarm Lock ETPDL Series Trilogy Exit Device Trim with HID Proximity Reader and Keypad

Battery-Powered Electronic Exit Trim with Dual Authentication

Battery operated Trilogy outside trim with proximity reader. Works with Marks M9900, Von Duprin 99, Corbin ED5000, Yale 7100, Dorma 9300, Arrow 3800, Sargent 8800, Precision 1100, 2100 & Cal Royal 9800 series panic devices. The Alarm Lock ETPDL Series Trilogy Exit Device Trim combines keypad and HID proximity card access control in a single battery-powered unit. Compatible with major exit device manufacturers including Marks M9900, Von Duprin 99, Corbin ED5000, Yale 7100, and others, this commercial-grade trim supports 2,000 user codes with 40,000 event audit trail capacity. The weatherproof design operates on 5 AA batteries and features a rugged 12-button metal keypad with non-handed, fully field reversible installation.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Dual Authentication Options: Users can be programmed for card only, code only, or highest security card and code combination for flexible access control.
  • High-Capacity User Management: Supports 2,000 user codes with master, manager, supervisor, and user level access for comprehensive facility management.
  • Comprehensive Audit Trail: Real-time clock provides up to 40,000 event time/date-stamped audit trail for complete access monitoring and compliance.
  • Advanced Scheduling: Up to 500 lock/unlock schedules with time zone support for automated access control management.
  • Universal Exit Device Compatibility: Works with Marks M9900, Von Duprin 99, Corbin ED5000, Yale 7100, Dorma 9300, Arrow 3800, Sargent 8800, Precision 1100/2100, Cal Royal 9800, and Hager 4500 series panic devices.
  • Durable Construction: Clutch mechanism ensures long life and durability with rugged 12-button metal keypad designed for commercial applications.
  • HID Proximity Integration: Accepts most HID proximity cards and keyfobs with data upload capability through AL-PRE or DL-WINDOWS software.
  • Battery-Powered Operation: Uses 5 AA batteries for reliable operation without hardwired power requirements, ideal for retrofit applications.

Technical Specifications

  • Cylinder: Uses standard rim cylinder to operate key override function. Accepts 6 or 7 pin interchangeable core cylinders.
  • Handing: Non-handed
  • Power: 5 AA alkaline batteries (included), mounted on inside of door
  • Keypad: Weather-resistant all metal, 12 button. Proximity antenna housing molded of ultra high strength, impact resistant Lexan®

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify compatibility with existing exit device manufacturer and model. Confirm the device is among supported models including Marks M9900, Von Duprin 99, Corbin ED5000, Yale 7100, Dorma 9300, Arrow 3800, Sargent 8800, Precision 1100/2100, Cal Royal 9800, or Hager 4500 series.
  2. Install 5 AA batteries in the battery compartment and verify power indicator shows proper operation before mounting.
  3. Mount the trim assembly to the exit device following manufacturer templates and hardware specifications. The unit is non-handed and fully field reversible.
  4. Program initial user codes and proximity cards using fingertip programming or DL-WINDOWS software. Configure master, manager, supervisor, and user access levels as required.
  5. Set up lock/unlock schedules and time zone parameters for automated access control if desired. The system supports up to 500 scheduled events.
  6. Test all authentication methods including keypad codes, proximity cards, and combination card/code access to verify proper operation.
  7. Complete final inspection and document programming settings. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete programming instructions, software integration, and troubleshooting procedures.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail Establishments
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Choose Alarm Lock Quality?

Alarm Lock ETPDL Series electronic exit trim delivers commercial-grade reliability with weatherproof construction and clutch mechanism engineering for long-term durability. The comprehensive 40,000 event audit trail and 2,000 user capacity provide enterprise-level access control capabilities. Engineered for demanding commercial applications where dependable electronic access control and exit device integration are essential.

Product Specs

Series:
ETPDL Series
Power:
Battery Operated
Application:
Pushbutton Keypad
Lock Type:
Mortise
Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Mortise Locks and Trim
Subcategory:
Mortise Locks
Reader Type:
Keypad and Proximity
Product Type:
Exit Device Trims
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Battery Operated:
Yes
Audit Trail:
Yes
User Codes:
2,000
Weather Proof:
Yes
Electronic:
Yes
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Product Model:
ETPDL
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Alarm Lock ETPDLS1G/26DC50 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Alarm Lock ETPDL trim fit my Von Duprin 99 exit device?
Yes. The ETPDL Trilogy exit trim is ordered by exit device prep, and Von Duprin 98/99 is one of the preps offered. The full list of devices it mounts to is Marks M9900, Von Duprin 99, Corbin ED5000, Yale 7100, Dorma 9300, Arrow 3800, Sargent 8800, Precision 1100 and 2100, Cal Royal 9800, and Hager 4500. Sargent 8800 is split into old-style and new-style preps, so you need to know which generation is on the door before you order.
2) Do I have to specify handing when ordering an ETPDL exit trim?
No handing to specify. The ETPDL trim is non-handed and fully field reversible, so one part covers left and right hand openings. What you do have to specify is the exit device prep and the finish, plus keying for the rim cylinder.
3) What cylinder does the Alarm Lock ETPDL trim take for key override?
A standard rim cylinder drives the key override on the ETPDL trim, and it accepts 6 or 7 pin interchangeable core cylinders. That means you can bring it into an existing IC keyway system rather than carrying a separate key for the exit door. Keying is selected on the order: keyed different, keyed alike, or to a specific key code you supply.
4) Can I use a keypad code and a proximity card together on the same door?
Yes, and it is set per user. The ETPDL Trilogy trim accepts card only, code only, or card plus code for the highest security level, so a cleaning crew can be card only while a manager needs both. It reads keypad entries on a 12 button metal keypad and most HID proximity cards and keyfobs.
5) Does the ETPDL trim need to be wired to power?
No wiring. The ETPDL runs on 5 AA alkaline batteries, included, mounted on the inside of the door. That is what makes it a straight retrofit onto an existing panic device: you are replacing the outside trim, not pulling power to the opening or coring the frame for a transfer hinge.
6) What is a mechanical alternative to the Alarm Lock ETPDL exit trim when an opening does not need codes or cards?
The Hager 4700 Series exit device trim with cylinder escutcheon and Withnell lever is a Grade 1 mechanical trim for the outside of an exit device. It is key-and-lever operated, so an opening that only needs a keyed pull from outside can use it. The ETPDL is an electronic trim with a keypad and proximity reader, battery operated on the outside of the door, and it carries the credential management that a mechanical escutcheon and lever does not.
7) Can I put an Alarm Lock ETPDL on an exterior door?
Yes. The ETPDL is built weatherproof, with an all metal weather-resistant keypad and a proximity antenna housing molded from impact resistant Lexan. It is a commercial-rated trim, which is why it turns up on perimeter exit doors at schools, warehouses, and multi-tenant buildings.
8) How many users and how much audit history does the Trilogy ETPDL hold?
2,000 user codes and a 40,000 event audit trail, each event time and date stamped off the real-time clock. Users sit in master, manager, supervisor, and user levels, so a property manager can hand out codes without giving away programming rights. For a facility that has to show who opened a door and when, that audit depth is the reason to pick this over a standalone keypad lock.
9) Can I set the exit door to unlock on a schedule during business hours?
Yes. The ETPDL holds up to 500 lock and unlock schedules with time zone support, so the door can free-pass through office or store hours and re-secure itself at close. Schedules and users can be programmed at the keypad by fingertip, or built in DL-WINDOWS and uploaded with AL-PRE.
10) Should I replace the whole exit device or just add electronic trim?
If the panic device on the door is sound and is one of the supported models, trim like the ETPDL is the shorter job: the device, latch, and strike stay put and you swap the outside pull for a keypad and prox reader. Replacing the device means new prep on the door. Where you do want a fresh mechanical assembly, ZenSupply carries Grade 1 exit trim such as the Hager 4700 Series with cylinder escutcheon and Withnell lever, though that is mechanical trim with no card reader or audit trail.
11) What is the difference between the Sargent 8800 old and new prep on the ETPDL?
They are two different mounting preps for two generations of the Sargent 8800 panic device, and they are not interchangeable. Order the ETPDL against the one actually on the door. Every other supported brand, including Von Duprin 98/99, Corbin ED5000, Dorma 9300, Marks, and Cal-Royal 9800, is a single prep.
12) If the batteries die on an Alarm Lock ETPDL, can I still get in?
Yes, through the key override. The ETPDL uses a standard rim cylinder for key operation, independent of the electronics, and it takes 6 or 7 pin interchangeable core, so a locksmith with the IC key can service the opening. Egress from the inside is never affected either way, since the panic device on the push side is purely mechanical.
13) Will the ETPDL work with the HID cards we already issue in our building?
It accepts most HID proximity cards and keyfobs, so an existing HID credential population usually carries straight over to the exit door with no re-badging. Cards can be enrolled at the keypad or loaded in bulk through DL-WINDOWS and pushed with AL-PRE.
14) Does the Alarm Lock ETPDL trim give an audit trail that mechanical exit trim cannot?
Yes. The ETPDL keeps a time and date stamped audit trail and holds 2,000 user codes, with card only, code only, or card and code credentials. Mechanical exit trim such as the Hager 4700 Series with cylinder escutcheon and Withnell lever operates by key and lever, so access is controlled by who holds a key rather than by a record of openings. Facilities that have to show who entered and when go to the electronic trim; facilities standardizing on keys use the Grade 1 mechanical escutcheon and lever.
15) Can a Marks USA W3700 gate lock be used in place of Alarm Lock ETPDL exit trim?
No. The Marks USA W3700 is a spring latch gate lock for woven wire applications with a no-fallout design, and its function is a latchbolt. It latches a gate; it is not trim for a panic device. The ETPDL is exit device trim that mounts to the outside of an existing panic device and is prepped per device, including Von Duprin 98/99, Sargent 8800, Corbin ED5000, Dorma 9300, Cal-Royal 9800, and Marks 99. A gate lock and an exit trim solve different openings.
16) Which exit device trim should be specified for an exterior opening where the outside trim is exposed to weather?
The Alarm Lock ETPDL is built weatherproof, with a weather resistant all metal 12 button keypad and a proximity antenna housing molded of impact resistant Lexan, and it runs on 5 AA batteries so no wiring has to be run to the exterior leaf. The Hager 4700 Series trim with cylinder escutcheon and Withnell lever is a Grade 1 mechanical assembly with no electronics or batteries on the door. Both mount as outside trim on an exit device; the choice turns on whether the opening needs credential control or straight key access.
How fast can I get the Alarm Lock ETPDLS1G/26DC50 delivered?
Most orders ship the same day from our distribution partners, with quick delivery throughout the continental U.S. Need it urgently? Contact Us for expedited shipping options.
Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.
Does the Alarm Lock ETPDLS1G/26DC50 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Alarm Lock ETPDLS1G/26DC50 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
How do I get technical support or installation help for the Alarm Lock ETPDLS1G/26DC50?
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