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Alarm Lock PDL6300 Trilogy Networx Double Sided Proximity/Digital Cylindrical Lock with 5000 User Capacity

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Alarm Lock PDL6300 Trilogy Networx Double Sided Proximity/Digital Cylindrical Lock with 5000 User Capacity

Professional Network-Enabled Access Control Solution

Double-sided stand-alone door lock providing controlled entry and exit at high-security locations such as airport security areas and police stations. Fully supports Version 2 Gateways and Expanders, features an HID compatible ProxCard reader, and a real-time clock/calendar with automatic Daylight Saving Time adjustment. The Alarm Lock PDL6300 Trilogy Networx delivers advanced double-sided access control with PIN and proximity card functionality from both sides of the door. This ANSI Grade 1 wireless lock supports up to 5000 users via 3-6 digit PINs or HID proximity cards, featuring a cylindrical deadlatch locking mechanism with 2 3/4" backset for doors 1 5/8" to 1 7/8" thick. Compatible with HID 125kHz proximity cards (26-48bit) and operates on four C-size batteries with 5+ year battery life.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • High-Capacity User Management: Supports up to 5000 users via 3-6 digit PINs or HID proximity cards for comprehensive access control in large facilities.
  • ANSI Grade 1 Construction: Heavy-duty wireless key card door lock rated for commercial applications with cylindrical deadlatch locking mechanism.
  • Extended Battery Life: Operates on four C-size batteries (included) with unsurpassed 5+ year battery life, eliminating need for supplementary power supplies.
  • Network-Wide Control: Execute emergency priority global lockdown or unlock from any Networx lock or network PC for comprehensive facility security management.
  • Comprehensive Audit Trail: On-demand audit trail reporting with time/date stamp for prior 35,000 events plus 500 timed schedule capacity for user and group scheduling.
  • Weatherproof Design: Weatherproof construction suitable for installation in harsh outdoor settings with architectural finish.
  • Flexible Door Compatibility: Door thickness range 1 5/8" to 1 7/8" with 2 3/4" backset provided, field reversible handing for versatile installation.
  • Key Override Options: Includes standard 6-pin cylinder with Schlage SC1 keyway, also compatible with Schlage, Corbin-Russwin CL, Sargent 480, ASSA 65-611, and Lori cylinders.

Technical Specifications

  • Door Thickness: Fits 1 5/8" to 1 7/8"
  • Backset: 2 3/4" (2 3/8" also available)
  • Strike: 1 1/8" x 2 3/4" T strike & 1 1/4" x 4 7/8" ASA strike included
  • Latchbolt: UL Listed, fire rated 3 hours, 1/2" throw reversible
  • Handing: Non-handed
  • Power: 4 AA batteries (included)
  • Compliances: BHMA Certified Grade 1 heavy duty cylindrical lockset. UL Listed 10C Positive Pressure Specification. FCC Certified. ADA compliant levers
  • Cylinder: 6 pin solid brass, SC1 keyway. Schlage, Corbin-Russwin CL, Sargent 480 series, ASSA 65-611 & Lori cylinders compatible with HW620 tailpiece (supplied)

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify door preparation meets specifications for mortise lock installation including door thickness (1 5/8" to 1 7/8") and backset requirements (2 3/4" standard).
  2. Install the cylindrical deadlatch mechanism in prepared mortise pocket and secure mounting hardware per manufacturer specifications.
  3. Mount proximity card readers and 12-button keypad on both sides of door ensuring proper alignment and secure attachment.
  4. Install four C-size batteries in designated compartment and verify power indicator shows proper operation.
  5. Configure user codes, proximity card assignments, and network settings using DL-Windows software or offline programming at the keypad.
  6. Test all access methods including PIN entry, proximity card reading, key override, and network communication functions.
  7. Complete system integration with Networx Gateway (sold separately) for network-wide management capabilities. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete programming and network setup instructions.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings with Network Security Requirements
  • Educational Facilities Requiring Comprehensive Access Control
  • Healthcare Institutions with Audit Trail Compliance
  • Government and Municipal Buildings
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Industrial Facilities with High-Security Zones
  • Retail Establishments with Employee Access Management

Network Management Capabilities

The PDL6300 integrates seamlessly with existing Trilogy T2 and T3 systems, allowing customers to maintain their current DL-Windows database while adding Networx functionality. Manage up to 63 locks per AL-IME2 gateway and 2000 locks system-wide using gateways and wireless expanders. Bi-directional communication uses 128-bit AES encryption for secure data transmission, with VPN/remote capability for off-site system management.

Why Choose Alarm Lock Quality?

Alarm Lock PDL6300 electronic locks deliver professional-grade reliability with ANSI Grade 1 construction and heavy-duty wireless technology rated for demanding commercial applications. The 5+ year battery life and weatherproof design ensure dependable performance in harsh environments, while comprehensive audit trail capabilities and network-wide control provide the security management features essential for modern access control systems.

Product Specs

Grade:
Grade 1
Keypad:
Electronic, 12 metal buttons
Application:
Pushbutton Keypad
Lock Type:
Mortise
Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Mortise Locks and Trim
Product Type:
Mortise Locks
Subcategory:
Mortise Locks
Reader Type:
Keypad
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Series:
PDL6300 Series
Audit Trail:
Yes
Power:
Battery Operated
User Codes:
5,000
Weather Proof:
Yes
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Electronic:
Yes
Product Model:
PDL6300
Backset (Distance):
2 3/4″
Product Function:
Classroom
Door Thickness Range:
1 5/8″ to 1 7/8″
Door Strike:
T-Standard and ASA
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Alarm Lock PDL6300 US26D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Do I need to specify handing when I order a PDL6300?
No. The PDL6300 is non-handed, with a field reversible latchbolt, so one lock covers left and right hand openings. That matters if you are stocking spares for a building: one part number fits every door instead of keeping handed pairs on the shelf.
2) Will the PDL6300 latch into the strike already in my frame?
It ships with both strikes, so most existing frames are covered: a 1-1/8 x 2-3/4 inch T strike and a 1-1/4 x 4-7/8 inch ASA strike are included. The latchbolt has a 1/2 inch throw, so the frame lip and any gap at the jamb need to be within that. If your frame is prepped for a full ASA cutout, use the supplied ASA strike rather than the T.
3) Can I key the PDL6300 override cylinder into my existing master key system?
Usually, yes. It comes with a 6-pin solid brass cylinder in the Schlage SC1 keyway, and it also accepts Schlage, Corbin Russwin CL, Sargent 480 series, ASSA 65-611 and Lori cylinders using the HW620 tailpiece, which is supplied. So if your building is keyed in one of those systems, you can pull the factory cylinder and drop in a keyed-alike one rather than carrying a separate override key.
4) What is the difference between the double sided PDL6300 and a normal keypad lock on one side?
The PDL6300 reads credentials on both faces of the door, keypad and HID prox on the inside as well as the outside. That means you control egress as well as entry, which is what you need for a sallyport, an airport security area, an evidence room or any space where people have to badge out. If only entry needs controlling, a single sided electronic lock does the job for less hardware. The trade is that a double sided lock requires everyone leaving to present a code or card, so it is the wrong choice on any opening that has to allow free egress.
5) What else do I have to buy to run the PDL6300 on a network?
The lock works standalone out of the box, programmed at the 12 button metal keypad or through DL Windows. For the Networx side you need a gateway, sold separately. One AL-IME2 gateway handles up to 63 locks, and a full system with gateways and wireless expanders scales to 2000 locks. That is what enables global lockdown from any lock or from the PC, audit pulls without walking the building, and remote management over VPN, with 128-bit AES on the link.
6) What else could I use instead of the Alarm Lock PDL6300 for a double sided electronic lock?
The closest equivalent is the Dormakaba E-Plex E5086, a Grade 1 back to back electronic pushbutton and card mortise lock with entry/egress function, which is the same double sided idea in a mortise body. If you only need credentials on the outside, the TownSteel FME-2000 is a Grade 1 heavy duty classroom mortise lockset with RFID for 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Schlage Electronics LEMD-GRW is a Grade 1 ENGAGE wireless mortise lock with a 125kHz proximity reader, the same credential technology the PDL6300 reads. Note the PDL6300 uses a cylindrical deadlatch mechanism, so those mortise alternatives need a mortise pocket, not a cylindrical prep.
7) What is the closest equivalent to the Alarm Lock PDL6300 if I need proximity credentials on a Grade 1 mortise lock?
The Schlage Electronics LEMD-GRW is the nearest match. It is a Grade 1 ENGAGE Series wireless mortise lock with a 125kHz proximity reader and a mobile-enabled deadbolt with LED, in Greenwich trim, right hand, with a 3 hour fire rating. Like the PDL6300 it is Grade 1 and reads 125kHz proximity credentials over a wireless network connection. The differences that matter when you specify: the LEMD-GRW is supplied right hand, where the PDL6300 is non-handed, and the PDL6300 carries a 12 metal button keypad on both sides so a user can enter by PIN with no card at all. If every user in the facility will carry a card, the LEMD-GRW covers the opening; if you need PIN entry as a fallback or for visitors, the double-sided keypad on the PDL6300 is the reason to stay with it.
8) I need controlled entry and exit on both sides of the door with card and PIN - what else does that besides the Alarm Lock PDL6300?
The Dormakaba E-Plex E5086 is the direct alternative. It is a Grade 1 entry/egress electronic pushbutton and card mortise lock configured back to back, meaning a reader and keypad on each face, which is the same double-sided credential arrangement the PDL6300 uses to control both entry and exit. Both are Grade 1. Where they part company is the network layer: the PDL6300 is a Networx lock with an audit trail and 5,000 user codes managed over the network, while the E5086 is programmed as an E-Plex 5X86 Series unit. For an airport security vestibule or a police station sally port where you need both directions credentialed and the events reported centrally, the PDL6300's audit trail is the deciding feature; if the door only needs both sides credentialed and will be managed at the door, the E5086 covers it.
9) My doors are 1-3/4 inch - does the PDL6300 fit, and what do I use if my door is outside its range?
The PDL6300 fits doors 1 5/8 inch to 1 7/8 inch, so a standard 1-3/4 inch commercial door is inside that range. For doors thicker than 1 7/8 inch, the Hager 3810E and 3810S 3800 Series Grade 1 passage mortise locks cover 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/2 inch, and the Hager 3840S covers 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch. Those are passage and privacy functions rather than credentialed locks, so they are the answer for an oversized door that does not need access control. Among the electronic mortise locks, the TownSteel FME-2000 Series Grade 1 classroom lockset with RFID and the Schlage CO-100 keypad mortise lock are both built for 1-3/4 inch doors.
10) What is the difference between the Alarm Lock PDL6300 and the TownSteel FME-2000 for a classroom door?
Both are Grade 1 classroom function locks with a credential reader. The TownSteel FME-2000 Series is a heavy duty Grade 1 mortise lockset with RFID technology for 1-3/4 inch doors. The PDL6300 is also classroom function and Grade 1, reading proximity cards and 3 to 6 digit PINs on a 12 metal button keypad on both faces, with 5,000 user codes and audit trail reporting over a Networx gateway. If the classroom also needs to lock down from inside during a threat, the TownSteel FME-4000 Series is the electronic intruder classroom mortise lockset, Grade 1 heavy duty, 1-3/4 inch doors - that intruder capability is a different requirement from the PDL6300's network lockdown, which is executed from another Networx lock or a network PC rather than at the classroom door.
11) The PDL6300 is battery operated - what mortise lock should I use if I want it wired to building power instead?
Three wired options cover that. The BEST 45HW Series is a heavy duty wired electromechanical mortise lock running on 12V or 24V. The Command Access ML190 Series is a heavy duty motorized storeroom mortise lock with field selectable fail safe or fail secure operation on 24VDC. The Schlage L9092EU with 03A trim is a heavy duty electric lock/unlock outside lever mortise lock, keyed outside, with request to exit, on 12/24VDC, for 1-3/4 inch doors. All three need power run to the door and a separate credential reader and access control panel, where the PDL6300 carries its own reader, keypad and 5,000 user code database and runs on batteries. Choose the wired locks when you are tying the opening into an existing panel-based system; choose the PDL6300 when running power to the door is the obstacle.
12) Is the Dormakaba Saffire LX-I-M002 a substitute for the Alarm Lock PDL6300?
Not a straight one. The Dormakaba LX-I-M002 Saffire is an electronic RFID mortise lockset with BLE mobile access, and it is BHMA Grade 2. The PDL6300 is Grade 1. If the specification on the drawing calls for Grade 1 - which is common in government, healthcare and education work - the Saffire will not satisfy it regardless of how close the credential features look. The same caution applies to the Schlage Electronics LEBMB-ADD mobile-enabled mortise lock, which is Grade 2 in privacy, office and apartment functions. For a Grade 1 electronic mortise lock, stay with the PDL6300, the Dormakaba E-Plex E5086, or the TownSteel FME-2000.
13) Which electronic mortise lock should I use for a behavioral health or psychiatric unit instead of the PDL6300?
The PDL6300 carries an exposed 12 button metal keypad and proximity reader on both faces, which is the wrong profile for a patient room in a behavioral health setting. Use ligature resistant trim there: the TownSteel MRX-L-01 is a Grade 1 heavy duty stainless steel anti-ligature lever mortise lockset in passage function, the MRX-A-01 is the same passage function with satin stainless ligature resistant arch trim, and the Marks USA 5PDN is a Grade 1 hospital passage mortise push/pull paddleset, ligature resistant and ADA compliant in satin stainless steel. The MRX units are built for 1-3/4 inch doors. These are passage function, so keep the credentialed lock like the PDL6300 on the unit entry and corridor doors where staff access is controlled.
14) What is the difference between the Alarm Lock PDL6300 and the Schlage CO-100 keypad mortise lock?
Both are Grade 1 standalone electronic mortise locks with keypad entry. The Schlage CO-100 is a heavy duty privacy function unit with a keypad reader for 1-3/4 inch doors. The PDL6300 is classroom function, adds an HID proximity card reader alongside its 12 button keypad, holds 5,000 user codes, keeps an audit trail, and is weatherproof. The function difference is the first thing to settle: privacy function on the CO-100 secures a restroom or a single occupancy room from the inside, while classroom function on the PDL6300 is for a door controlled by credential from the outside. They are not interchangeable on the same opening even though both are Grade 1 keypad mortise locks.
15) Which lock gives a classroom the ability to lock down at the door rather than over the network?
The TownSteel FME-4000 Series is an electronic intruder classroom mortise lockset with RFID technology, Grade 1 heavy duty for 1-3/4 inch doors, and the BEST 45HCA Series heavy duty mortise lockbody carries an intruder function in a mechanical body. Intruder function lets a teacher secure the door from inside the room. The PDL6300 approaches it differently: its lockdown is an emergency priority global command executed from any Networx lock or a network PC, which secures the whole building at once rather than one door from inside. Many districts specify both - intruder function on the classroom doors, networked lockdown on the perimeter and corridor openings.
16) How many users and what kind of credentials does the Alarm Lock PDL6300 hold?
5,000 users, each on a 3 to 6 digit PIN or an HID proximity card. The reader takes HID 125kHz cards in 26 to 48 bit formats, so if your facility is already issuing HID prox badges you can enroll the existing cards rather than reissue. Audit memory holds the last 35,000 events with time and date stamps, and there is room for 500 timed schedules for users and groups.
17) Do I have to run power to the door for the PDL6300, and how often do batteries get changed?
No wiring. The PDL6300 is battery operated with batteries included, and Alarm Lock rates it at 5+ year battery life, so no transformer, no power transfer hinge and no conduit to the frame. That is the practical reason to choose it over a wired electromechanical lock like the BEST 45HW, which runs on 12V or 24V and needs power brought to the opening. For a retrofit into an existing door with no wire path, battery is the only realistic option.
18) My building runs older Trilogy T2 and T3 locks. Can I add the PDL6300 without rebuilding my database?
Yes. The PDL6300 integrates with existing Trilogy T2 and T3 systems and keeps your current DL-Windows database, so you add Networx capability to an opening at a time rather than replacing the whole program. Existing users and codes stay where they are.
19) What does the classroom function on the PDL6300 mean in a lockdown?
The PDL6300 is a classroom function lock, and on the Networx side you can fire an emergency priority global lockdown or global unlock from any Networx lock on the system or from the network PC. That means a teacher at one door can lock the building without a keyed cylinder and without anyone stepping into a corridor. Both faces of the door carry a keypad and prox reader, so authorized staff can still get in or out during the lockdown with a code or card.
20) Is the Alarm Lock PDL6300 heavy duty enough for a high traffic commercial entrance?
It is a BHMA Certified Grade 1 heavy duty cylindrical lockset, which is the highest ANSI/BHMA grade and the right spec for high traffic commercial and institutional openings. The levers are ADA compliant, which matters on any door in a path of egress or a public accommodation.
21) If I do not need networking or an audit trail, what is the simpler keypad mortise lock to use instead of the PDL6300?
Look at the Dormakaba E-Plex 2066, an electronic pushbutton keyless mortise lock in the E-Plex 2000 Series built for wide stile doors, or the BEST 45HZ EZ Series electronic keypad mortise lock with key override. Both are standalone keypad locks programmed at the door, with no gateway, no software and no card reader to specify. The PDL6300 carries features they do not: a proximity reader alongside its 12 button keypad, 5,000 user codes and audit trail reporting. If the door is a back office or a stockroom where a handful of codes is the whole requirement and nobody needs to pull an event report, the E2066 or the 45HZ is the right size of lock. Note the E2066 is a wide stile unit, so confirm your door stile before ordering it.
22) What is the mechanical keyed equivalent if I decide not to go electronic on a classroom door?
The Cal-Royal NM8070 is a heavy duty Grade 1 classroom mortise lockset with an auxiliary deadlatch for 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Corbin Russwin ML2003 is a Grade 1 mortise classroom lockset in the ML2000 Series, also for 1-3/4 inch doors. Both give you the same classroom function the PDL6300 provides, operated by key only. What you give up is the credential side: no proximity reader, no 12 button keypad, no 5,000 user codes and no audit trail, which means rekeying rather than deleting a code when someone leaves. For a school standardizing on keys across a corridor, either mechanical lockset matches; for a door where turnover or event reporting is the issue, the PDL6300 is the one that addresses it.
23) What looks like an alternative to the PDL6300 in a mortise lock search but will not control access?
Several mortise parts come up alongside it and cannot secure the opening. The Schlage L0170 is half dummy trim, a Grade 1 non-keyed lever with no latch at all, and the Emtek 3019 Brisbane, 3102 Memphis, 3104 Hamilton and 3106 Manhattan mortise entrance locksets are all dummy function. Dummy trim is pull hardware on an inactive leaf. The Schlage PM010 and the Falcon MA101 are Grade 1 passage locks, so the lever always retracts the latch and nothing is credentialed or keyed. The Sargent 130KB and 130W are mortise thumbturns, a single trim piece rather than a lock. The PDL6300 is a complete classroom function electronic lockset with its own proximity reader and keypad; if a search turned up any of these, it is because they share the mortise prep, not the job.
24) I need a different function than classroom on a Grade 1 mortise lock - what are my options?
The PDL6300 is classroom function. For other functions on Grade 1 mortise bodies: storeroom is covered by the Accentra 8805FL with Arcadia lever in the 8800 Series and the Cal-Royal NM8080 with an interchangeable core option; office and entrance by the Cal-Royal NM8050 with auxiliary deadlatch; privacy by the Cal-Royal NM8440 with deadbolt and the Hager 3840S; corridor and dormitory by the Sargent 7925 dormitory exit function lock with rose trim and a single cylinder deadbolt. The Cal-Royal and Hager privacy units are 1-3/4 inch doors. If you want the function change on an electronic lock rather than a keyed one, the Schlage CO-100 is a Grade 1 standalone electronic mortise lock in privacy function with a keypad reader.
25) What is the alternative to the PDL6300 if I want a touchscreen keypad rather than pushbuttons?
The Accentra NTM623-NR is a Grade 1 nexTouch Generation 3 mortise lock with a capacitive touchscreen keypad, no deadbolt, with cylinder override. It gives you a flat touch surface instead of the PDL6300's 12 metal pushbuttons. Two things to weigh before switching: the NTM623-NR has no deadbolt, and the PDL6300 reads HID proximity cards in addition to PINs and is weatherproof for exterior openings. For an interior door where the look of a touchscreen matters and PIN entry is the only credential, the NTM623-NR fits; for an exterior door or one where users carry cards, the PDL6300 is the one built for it.
26) Is there an electronic mortise lock that does not run on replaceable batteries like the PDL6300?
The Dormakaba PowerPlex P2066 Series mortise lock is the one to look at - PowerPlex is the self-powered line, generating its own power from the lever rather than drawing from a battery pack. The PDL6300 is battery operated on four C-size cells with a stated 5+ year life. If your objection to batteries is the replacement round across a large door count, the P2066 removes that task. What it does not carry is the PDL6300's proximity reader, 5,000 user codes, audit trail and Networx gateway management, so it is a trade of central management for a simpler power story.
27) Can I use the Codelocks CL2255 in place of the PDL6300 on a commercial entry?
Only on the right door. The Codelocks CL2255 is an electronic tubular mortise latch in the CL2000 Series, rated medium duty, in a brushed steel finish. The PDL6300 is Grade 1 and rated for commercial use. On a high traffic commercial entry, an airport security area or a police station, the duty rating is the gap - a medium duty latch is specified for lighter traffic. The CL2255 suits an interior office or storage door with modest cycle counts and code-only entry; where the opening needs Grade 1 with proximity credentials and audit reporting, the PDL6300 is the correct part.
28) What mortise lock handles a door the public enters from one side and staff key from the other, without going electronic?
The BEST 45H Series heavy duty mortise lock body in public entrance function with field reversible operation is built for exactly that pattern. Field reversible matters on a door whose handing may change or was mismeasured - the PDL6300 is likewise non-handed, so neither one commits you to a hand at the time of order. The Baldwin 6310 storeroom and 6310190RRLS lever versions cover entrance and storeroom duty on doors 1-3/8 inch and over, and the Baldwin 6301 entrance/apartment bodies cover 1-3/4 inch and over. Those Baldwin bodies use a 2-1/2 inch backset, not the 2 3/4 inch backset the PDL6300 uses, so the door prep is not shared - check your existing prep before crossing between them.
29) What finish does the Alarm Lock PDL6300 come in?
Satin chrome, US26D. That is the standard commercial finish and it will sit next to most existing Grade 1 lever hardware in an institutional building without looking out of place. There is one finish offered, so if the rest of the openings are bronze or brass, the double sided electronic opening will read differently.
30) I only need to add a deadbolt to a door, not a full credentialed lockset - what should I order instead of the PDL6300?
The Sargent 4874 is a double cylinder mortise deadbolt with a 2-3/4 inch backset in the 4870 Series, and the Kaba Ilco 185 Series is a no-handing mortise deadbolt sold in single packs. Either handles a door that needs a keyed deadbolt and nothing else. The PDL6300 is a complete classroom function lockset with a cylindrical deadlatch and a 2 3/4 inch backset, carrying its own reader, keypad and user database - a different scope of hardware entirely. Note the Sargent 4874 is double cylinder, keyed both sides, which is a code question on an egress door, so confirm with your authority having jurisdiction before specifying it.
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