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Alarm Lock Trilogy Networx ETPDN Series Wireless Exit Device Trim with HID Proximity Reader and 5,000 User Code Capacity

Alarm Lock Trilogy Networx ETPDN Series Wireless Exit Device Trim with HID Proximity Reader and 5,000 User Code Capacity

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Alarm Lock Trilogy Networx ETPDN Series Wireless Exit Device Trim with HID Proximity Reader and 5,000 User Code Capacity

Professional Wireless Access Control for Exit Device Applications

Battery operated Trilogy Networx outside trim with proximity reader and request-to-exit capability. Works with Marks M9900, Von Duprin 99, Corbin ED5000, Yale 7100, Dorma 9300, Arrow 3800, Sargent 8888, Precision 1100, 2100 & Cal Royal 9800 series panic devices. The Alarm Lock Trilogy Networx ETPDN Series delivers comprehensive wireless access control for commercial exit device applications with battery-operated convenience. This weatherproof electronic lock system combines HID proximity card reading with keypad functionality, supporting up to 5,000 user codes and providing robust audit trail capabilities with 35,000 event logging. Compatible with major exit device manufacturers including Marks M9900, Von Duprin 99, Corbin ED5000, Yale 7100, Dorma 9300, Arrow 3800, Sargent 8888, Precision 1100/2100, Cal Royal 9800, and Hager 4500 series panic devices for versatile installation options.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • High-Capacity User Management: Supports up to 5,000 user codes with multiple access levels including master, manager, supervisor, and standard users for large commercial facilities.
  • Dual Authentication Options: HID proximity card compatibility with flexible programming for card-only, code-only, or dual authentication modes for maximum security flexibility.
  • Battery-Powered Operation: 5 AA battery power eliminates hardwiring requirements while providing reliable continuous operation in wireless applications.
  • Advanced Scheduling Capabilities: 500 scheduled events with time zone support and real-time clock functionality for automated lock/unlock operations.
  • Comprehensive Audit Trail: 35,000 event capacity with time and date-stamped logging provides detailed access history for security monitoring and compliance requirements.
  • Weatherproof Construction: Designed for durability in exterior applications with protection against environmental conditions for reliable outdoor performance.
  • Universal Installation Design: Non-handed field reversible configuration simplifies installation and inventory management for left or right-hand applications.
  • Wide Device Compatibility: Works with major exit device series including Marks M9900, Von Duprin 99, Corbin ED5000, Yale 7100, Dorma 9300, Arrow 3800, Sargent 8888, Precision 1100/2100, Cal Royal 9800, and Hager 4500 for versatile retrofit and new construction applications.

Technical Specifications

  • Door Thickness: Standard model fits 1 5/8" to 1 7/8"
  • Cylinder: Uses standard rim cylinder to operate key override function. Accepts 6 or 7 pin interchangeable core cylinders.
  • Handing: Non-handed
  • Power: 4 C-cell 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®
  • Proximity Format: HID II 26–37 bit format

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify compatibility with existing exit device hardware from supported manufacturers including Marks M9900, Von Duprin 99, Corbin ED5000, Yale 7100, Dorma 9300, Arrow 3800, Sargent 8888, Precision 1100/2100, Cal Royal 9800, and Hager 4500 series.
  2. Install 5 AA batteries in the battery compartment and verify power indicator shows proper operation before mounting.
  3. Mount the unit to the exit device trim location ensuring proper alignment and secure attachment per manufacturer specifications.
  4. Configure field reversible orientation for left or right-hand applications as needed for the specific door installation.
  5. Program user codes, proximity cards, and access levels using Windows programmable functionality or fingertip programming options.
  6. Set up scheduled events and time zone parameters for automated lock/unlock operations if required for the application.
  7. Test all authentication methods including keypad entry, proximity card reading, and dual authentication modes to verify proper operation.
  8. Complete final inspection and document programming settings. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete programming instructions and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

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

Weatherized Construction

The ETPDN Series features weatherproof construction designed for durability in exterior applications with protection against environmental conditions. This weatherized design ensures reliable performance in outdoor installations while maintaining the integrity of electronic components and battery operation in challenging weather conditions.

Why Choose Alarm Lock Quality?

Alarm Lock Trilogy Networx electronic locks deliver proven reliability with weatherproof construction and comprehensive 35,000 event audit trail capabilities. The clutch mechanism ensures long-term durability while the rugged 12-button metal keypad withstands heavy commercial use. Windows programmable functionality and fingertip programming options provide flexible configuration for diverse access control requirements in demanding commercial environments.

Product Specs

Series:
ETPDN Series
Power:
Battery Operated
Application:
Pushbutton Keypad and Prox Reader
Lock Type:
Mortise
Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Mortise Locks and Trim
Subcategory:
Mortise Locks
Reader Type:
Proximity
Product Type:
Exit Device Trim
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Battery Operated:
Yes
Audit Trail:
Yes
User Codes:
5,000
Weather Proof:
Yes
Electronic:
Yes
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Product Model:
ETPDN
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Alarm Lock ETPDNS1G/26DC50 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Which panic devices does the Alarm Lock ETPDN exit device trim mount to?
Prep is picked when you order, and the ETPDN is prepped for seven device families: Cal-Royal 9800, Corbin ED5000, Dorma 9300, Marks 99, Sargent 8800 (New), Sargent 8800 (Old), and Von Duprin 98/99. Identify the panic hardware already hung on the door before ordering, because the prep is device specific and a trim cut for one family will not land on another. On a Sargent 8800 opening, note that old and new generations take different preps, so confirm which one is on the door rather than ordering by series number alone.
2) Will the Alarm Lock ETPDN trim fit a 1-3/4 inch door?
Yes. The standard ETPDN fits doors 1-5/8 to 1-7/8 inches thick, so a 1-3/4 inch commercial door, the usual thickness under panic hardware, sits right in the middle of the range. A 1-3/8 inch door falls under the minimum and the standard trim will not work there, so measure the leaf before you order if the opening is an older interior door rather than a commercial exterior one.
3) Can I put card access on an existing exit device without running power to the door?
That is exactly what the ETPDN does. It replaces the outside trim on a panic device already in the opening and runs on batteries mounted on the inside of the door, so there is no power transfer at the hinge or frame and no wire pull to the leaf. Programming happens at the keypad or through Windows software. The unit is weatherproof, so it holds up on an exterior door as well as an interior one.
4) What cylinder does the key override on the Alarm Lock ETPDN take?
Key override runs through a standard rim cylinder, and the trim accepts 6 or 7 pin interchangeable core cylinders. A facility already running an IC core system can drop its own core in and keep the door on the existing key system instead of adding a second key to the ring. That is the mechanical way in when batteries die or a credential fails.
5) What proximity cards work with the Alarm Lock ETPDN reader?
The built-in HID reader takes HID II credentials in the 26 to 37 bit range, so an existing prox badge population in that format reads on the door without reissuing cards. HID iClass is a separate ordering decision: iClass support comes on the NI-RX device option only. The standard and RX versions read prox, not iClass, so check which credential your site actually carries before you pick the option.
6) What is the difference between the RX and NI-RX options on the Alarm Lock ETPDN?
Three choices at order: None (Standard), RX, and NI-RX. RX adds a request-to-exit signal, which is what an alarm or access panel needs to tell a legitimate push of the bar apart from a door forced open. NI-RX gives you that request-to-exit function plus HID iClass credential support. Standard is the one to take when the door has no alarm interface and the site runs plain HID prox.
7) If I put an electronic trim on my exit device, can people still get out in an emergency?
Egress is untouched. The ETPDN is outside trim only, so the panic bar on the inside still releases the latch mechanically whether the trim is locked, unlocked, or the batteries are flat. Card and code control apply to entry from the outside of the door. Order the RX option and the trim also reports when the bar is pushed, so a monitoring system logs a legitimate exit instead of an alarm.
8) Is the Alarm Lock ETPDN handed, or does one part number cover both hands?
Non-handed and field reversible. One trim covers left and right hand openings, and orientation is set at installation rather than at order. For anyone stocking spares across a building or a portfolio, that means a single trim on the shelf per prep and finish instead of a pair of them.
9) Can I require both a card and a PIN on the Alarm Lock ETPDN, or is it one or the other?
Either, and both. The ETPDN can be programmed for card only, code only, or card plus code as dual authentication. That lets a server room or drug room door carry a higher requirement than a staff entrance while running the same hardware and the same badge population across the site.
10) Will the Alarm Lock ETPDN handle a large staff population, and can I pull a record of who opened the door?
Capacity runs to 5,000 user codes, split across master, manager, supervisor and standard access levels, so a full staff or tenant roster fits on the door itself. The audit trail holds 35,000 time and date stamped events, which is what you pull after an incident or for a compliance record. It also stores 500 scheduled events with time zone and real time clock support, so the door can unlock automatically at open and relock at close without anyone touching it.
11) How well does the ETPDN keypad hold up on an exterior or high traffic door?
The keypad is all metal, weather resistant, and 12 buttons, with the proximity antenna housed in impact resistant Lexan, and the unit as a whole is built weatherproof for exterior mounting. That combination is aimed at commercial openings that see constant use and sit exposed to the weather rather than sheltered interior doors.
12) What finishes does the Alarm Lock ETPDN exit device trim come in?
Three: US10B oil rubbed bronze, US19 flat black, and US26D satin chrome. Match the trim to the panic device already on the opening, since the trim is the piece the public sees and touches from the outside and a finish mismatch shows immediately on a storefront or lobby door.
How fast can I get the Alarm Lock ETPDNS1G/26DC50 delivered?
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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 ETPDNS1G/26DC50 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Alarm Lock ETPDNS1G/26DC50 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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