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Dormakaba E-Plex 5200 Series Electronic Pushbutton Exit Trim with Winston Lever, Combination Entry and Key-in-Lever

Dormakaba E-Plex 5200 Series Electronic Pushbutton Exit Trim with Winston Lever, Combination Entry and Key-in-Lever

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E-Plex 5000 Series
The E-Plex 5000 Electronic Pushbutton Lock Series provides exterior access by combination, while allowing free egress. This electronic pushbutton lock eliminates problems and costs associated with issuing, controlling, and collecting keys and cards, has up to 100 Access Codes and is programmed via keypad or with optional Microsoft Excel-based software.


Product details Features
Number of Codes: Up to 100 Codes, 3000 Audits
Locking Device Options:

  • Cylindrical: Cylindrical latch with 3-hour UL/ULC fire rating
  • Rim Exit Device: Compatible with most leading brands of Exit Devices (Exit Device and Mounting Hardware not included)
  • American Standard Mortise: With 1" (25 mm) and 1¼" (32 mm) face plate; with and without Deadbolt


Audit Trail: The most recent 9,000 lock events are recorded in memory, including use of the mechanical key override. Software is required to view audit events.
Programming: Locks are programmed via keypad or with optional Microsoft® Excel®-based software— simplifies management of doors and users as facility's number of users and accesspoints grow
Handing: Non-handed, pre-assembled for left-hand door installations—easily changed in the field
Key Override:

  • Key-in-lever cylinders
  • Small format interchangeable cores
  • Large format removable cores


Operation Modes:

  • PIN access
  • Lockout
  • Passage—can be toggled on/off or can be pre-programmed to relock after a certain number of hours (from 1 to 24)


Authority Levels:

  • Master Level—Performs all set-up and programming functions
  • Manager Level—Administers common programming functions
  • Access User Level—Entry granted with valid PIN
  • Service Level—Codes for single event or single day access, programmable in advance
  • Maintenance Level—No access is granted, but information can be uploaded/downloaded to/from the lock


User Parameters:

  • Code length—Adjustable to accept 4 to 8 digits
  • Anti-tamper lockout—Adjustable from 3 to 9 invalid attempts with an adjustable period of 0 to 90 seconds
  • Relock time—Adjustable from 2 to 20 seconds


Ease of Installation: LectroBoltTM eliminates wiring to or through the door—no risk of pinched wires
Exit Device Compatibility: Find a list of compatible exit devices in the Electronic Lock price book Technical data
Construction: Extra heavy-duty cylindrical lockset, solid cast housings, solid cast levers, cylindrical drive wear tested for extensive use in indoor and outdoor applications
Door Handing:

  • Cylindrical and E-Plex Mortise—Non-handed, pre-assembled for left-hand door installations—easily changed in the field
  • Exit Trim—Non-handed


Backsets:

  • Cylindrical—2 1⁄8" (70 mm), 2 3⁄8" (60 mm)
  • Mortise—2 3⁄4" (70 mm)
  • Exit Trim—Varies by exit device type


Latch:

  • Cylindrical—1⁄2" (13 mm) latch, 3⁄4" (19 mm) latch (optional)
  • Mortise—3⁄4" (19 mm) latch, 1" (25 mm) deadbolt (optional)


Additional Configurations:

  • Stand-Alone Access Controller - view product specifications
  • Entry/Exit


Minimum Stile Recommended: 5" (127 mm)
KEY OVERRIDE: Find a list of key overrides in the Electronic Lock pricebook
Door Preparation: Easily installs on wood or metal doors; four bolt installation; no wiring
Door Thickness:

  • Cylindrical—1 3⁄8" (35 mm) to 2 1⁄4" (57 mm); Pre-assembled to accommodate doors 1 5⁄8" (41 mm) to 2" (50 mm)
  • Mortise—1 3⁄4" (44 mm) to 2 1⁄4" (57 mm); Pre-assembled to accommodate doors 1 5⁄8" (41 mm) to 2" (50 mm)
  • Exit Trim—1 3⁄4" (44 mm) to 2 1⁄4" (57 mm); Pre-assembled to accommodate doors 1 5⁄8" (41 mm) to 2" (50 mm)


Accessibility Standard: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Durability: ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 Certified (A156.25, A156.2, A156.13, A156.3)
Fire Rating: Three-hour UL/ULC fire door rating for "A" labeled doors
Environmental:

  • Indoor/Outdoor Approved
  • Front Housing: -31 °F (-35 °C) to + 151 °F (66 °C)
  • Rear Housing: -31 °F (-35 °C) to + 130 °F (55 °C)


Warranty: 3-year warranty from date of installation; built-in warranty counter in lock memory
Standard Finishes:

  • Satin Chrome 26D (626) housings and levers
  • Black (676) housings with Satin Chrome (626) levers and accents


Optional Finishes:

  • Bright Brass 03 (605) housings and levers
  • Satin Brass 04 (606) housings and levers
  • Bright Chrome 026 (625) housings and levers
  • Dark Bronze 744 with brass accents

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Group:
Exit Devices and Trim
Series:
E-Plex 5000 Series
Grade:
Grade 1
Product Type:
Exit Device Trim
Warranty:
3 Year Limited
Standard Cylinder:
Conventional Cylinder
Product Subgroup:
Exit Devices Trim
Subcategory:
Push Buttons Locks
Features:
K-I-L Kaba Cylinder (Schlage C Keyway); Multiple Users 30000 Codes; Five Different Levels Allow Who Has Access to Specific Lock Functions, Including: Service Codes—Programmed
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Cylinder and Keyways:
C Keyway
Features:
Vandal resistant, metal pushbuttons
Latch Throw:
1/2"
Electronic:
Yes
Lock Type:
Exit Device Trim
Handle Type:
Lever
Package Includes:
Installation Manual; Quick Reference Guide; Operations Manual; Full-Scale Template; Required Installation Hardware; Tailpiece for Specified Key Override
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Door Hand Direction:
Non-Handed
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/8" to 2-1/4"
Product Substrate:
Brass or Bronze
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Dormakaba E5210XS-WL-626-41 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Does the Dormakaba E-Plex 5200 exit trim include the exit device, or do I have to buy that separately?
The exit device is not included, and neither is the mounting hardware. The E-Plex 5200 is trim only, the keypad and lever side that mounts on the pull face of a rim exit device. What comes in the box is the required installation hardware for the trim itself, the tailpiece for whichever key override you specify, a full-scale template, and the installation, operations and quick reference manuals. Budget the rim device and its mounting kit as a separate line.
2) Do I need to order a left hand or right hand E-Plex 5200 exit trim?
Neither. The exit trim version is non-handed, so one part number covers both swings and you do not have to survey the door before ordering. Note that is specific to the trim, the cylindrical and mortise E-Plex bodies are non-handed but ship pre-assembled left hand and get flipped in the field.
3) Which key override cylinder options can I get on the Dormakaba E-Plex 5200 exit trim?
Seven builds, all in 626 satin chrome. Two arrive with a Kaba key-in-lever cylinder already in them: XK on the Kaba 90 keyway, XS on the Schlage C keyway. The other five take a core you supply so it drops into your existing keying system, B for SFIC Best and equivalents in 6 or 7 pin, C for Corbin Russwin LFIC, M for LFIC Medeco, ASSA, Yale or Abloy in 5 or 6 pin, R for Sargent LFIC, and S for Schlage LFIC. On all five of those the core is not included.
4) Can I put the E-Plex 5200 keypad trim on the rim exit device that is already on my door?
Probably, but confirm the device model first. Dormakaba states the rim exit device configuration works with most leading brands of exit devices, and the trim mounts with a four bolt installation on wood or metal doors with no wiring to run through the door. What it does not do is convert a surface vertical rod or mortise exit device, this is rim trim. The exit device itself and the mounting hardware are separate purchases.
5) Is this Dormakaba pushbutton exit trim rated for a fire door and does it meet ADA?
The E-Plex 5000 series carries a three hour UL/ULC fire door rating for A labeled doors, meets the Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility standard, and is ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified against A156.25, A156.2, A156.13 and A156.3. That combination is what most institutional and healthcare specs are written to. The lever handle is what satisfies ADA operation, no tight grasping or twisting.
6) Do I have to run wire to the door for the E-Plex 5200, or hook it to an access control panel?
No wire, no panel, no power transfer hinge. The E-Plex 5000 is a standalone battery lock, and Dormakaba's LectroBolt design eliminates wiring to or through the door, so there are no pinched wires to chase later. Everything is programmed at the keypad, or over a Microsoft Excel based software package if you want to manage codes from a desk. That is the reason this gets specified on retrofit openings where pulling wire to a leaf is the expensive part of the job.
7) I do not need audit trails or 100 user codes, I just want keyless code entry on a panic device. What is a simpler option?
The Lockey 285P keyless mechanical panic trim with lever handle and the Lockey 115P heavy duty keyless passage lever panic trim with 1150 lock body are mechanical pushbutton trims - no electronics, no programming software, no audit memory. Both Lockey trims fit doors 1 3/16 inch to 2 inch thick. The E-Plex 5200 exit trim is the electronic route: it holds multiple user codes across five authority levels and fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch. Choose the mechanical trim when one shared code is all the opening needs, and the E-Plex when you need per-user codes you can add and delete.
8) What is the closest equivalent to the Dormakaba E-Plex 5200 exit trim if I want a keypad exit trim from a different manufacturer?
The BEST EXZ EZ Series electronic keypad exit device trim with key override is the closest peer, since it is also a keypad-operated exit device trim with a mechanical key override. The E-Plex 5200 exit trim is a Grade 1 electronic trim with a Winston lever, non-handed, with vandal resistant metal pushbuttons and a key-in-lever or interchangeable core override depending on the option chosen. Both give you code entry at an exit device with a key as the fallback; the BEST trim belongs to the EZ Series, so confirm it against the exit device you are trimming.
9) My exit device opening only needs a key to get back in, no codes at all. What trim should I use instead of the E-Plex 5200?
For key-only outside access, the Corbin Russwin K157ET is a Grade 1 heavy duty key only trim with rose in classroom function for ED2200 and ED2400 exit devices. The Detex 03WS exit device trim plate with cylinder hole for 10, 20, 21 and 27 Series is the flat-plate version of the same idea - cylinder, no lever. The E-Plex 5200 exit trim carries a keypad plus a key-in-lever or core override, so it is the wrong tool if nobody will ever use a code. Match the trim to your device series first: the Corbin Russwin trim is built for ED2200/ED2400 and the Detex plate for the Detex 10/20/21/27 devices.
10) Can I use a Sargent 802 blank plate or Von Duprin 379L-BE blank escutcheon in place of the E-Plex 5200 exit trim?
No - those are not substitutes. The Sargent 802 is a Grade 1 blank plate exit device trim with GTB design for PE80 Series devices, and the Von Duprin 379L-BE is a Grade 1 heavy duty blank escutcheon trim for 55 Series rim exit devices. A blank trim covers the outside face and gives no outside access at all; the door is exit-only from inside. The Corbin Russwin x650ET for ED7000 Series is dummy function, which is the same story. The E-Plex 5200 exit trim exists to grant outside entry by code with a key override, so specify a blank or dummy trim only when you intend the opening to have no outside operation.
11) For a classroom opening on an exit device, what are my choices besides the E-Plex 5200 electronic trim?
Two mechanical classroom trims cover that opening: the Arrow SRX87 classroom function trim with Sierra lever and rose for S1150, S1250, ED910 and PEC910 Series devices, built for 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Detex 08BN classroom S-lever trim with mortise cylinder for Value Series devices. Both set the classroom function in the hardware, so a key at the trim changes whether the lever works. The E-Plex 5200 exit trim handles the same opening electronically - codes are added and removed at the keypad and each user has their own, and it fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch. Pick by whether the building wants to manage keys or codes.
12) I need the exit device itself to unlock remotely from an access control system. Is the E-Plex 5200 exit trim the right part?
No. The ACSI ED4200-W036 is a Grade 1 wide stile Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series rim exit device with 24 volt AC/DC electric latch retraction - the latch pulls back on a signal from a card reader or an access control panel, and the device itself is included. The E-Plex 5200 exit trim is standalone: it is trim only, mounted to an exit device you already have, and it grants access from a code entered at the door with no wiring to or through the door. If the opening needs to be released from a remote panel or on a schedule, the electric latch retraction device is the part to specify.
13) How many user codes does the E-Plex 5200 hold, and can I give a contractor a code that expires?
Up to 100 access codes, with codes set to any length from 4 to 8 digits. Five authority levels sort out who can do what: Master does all setup and programming, Manager handles routine code changes, Access User just gets in, Service is a code good for a single event or a single day and can be programmed in advance, and Maintenance grants no entry at all but can upload and download from the lock. The Service level is the one for a contractor or a cleaning crew, you set it ahead of time and it dies on its own.
14) Can I leave an exterior door on free entry during business hours with the E-Plex 5200?
Yes, passage mode does exactly that. It can be toggled on and off at the keypad, or pre-programmed to relock by itself after a set number of hours, anywhere from 1 to 24, which is the safer setting for a door someone might forget. There is also a lockout mode to shut the opening down, and PIN access for normal operation. Anti-tamper lockout trips after an adjustable 3 to 9 invalid attempts and holds for 0 to 90 seconds, and relock time after a valid entry adjusts from 2 to 20 seconds.
15) Will the E-Plex 5200 hold up on an exterior door in a cold climate?
It is approved for indoor and outdoor use. The front housing, the side that sees weather, is rated from -31 F to 151 F, and the rear housing from -31 F to 130 F. Housings and levers are solid cast, the pushbuttons are metal and vandal resistant rather than a rubber membrane, and the substrate is brass or bronze. That is the build that matters on a back door in a Minnesota winter or a Phoenix summer.
16) Can I tell who opened the door after an incident?
Yes, within limits. The lock keeps the most recent 9,000 events in memory, and that record includes use of the mechanical key override, which is the event most audit systems miss. You cannot read those events at the keypad, the Excel based software is required to pull and view them, so budget for it if audit trail is the reason you are buying the lock.
17) What is the difference between the E-Plex 5200 keypad exit trim and a plain keyed lever trim like the Corbin Russwin K157ET?
Credential type, and what happens when staff turns over. The E-Plex 5200 opens on a PIN at the keypad with a mechanical key as backup, so when someone leaves you delete a code instead of rekeying. A mechanical trim like the Corbin Russwin K157ET, a Grade 1 key only trim for ED2200 and ED2400 devices, or the Arrow SRX87 classroom trim for S1150, S1250, ED910 and PEC910 devices, opens on a key alone, which means a rekey every time a key walks. Mechanical trim is the right call on a low traffic door with a stable keyholder list. The BEST EXZ from the EZ Series is the closest cross brand equivalent to the E-Plex, an electronic keypad exit trim with key override.
18) Which keyway does the Dormakaba E-Plex 5200 come on if I want it to match my Schlage keys?
Two paths. The XS build ships with a Kaba key-in-lever cylinder cut for the Schlage C keyway, which is the catalog standard cylinder here, a conventional cylinder in C keyway. If your building runs Schlage large format interchangeable core instead, order the S option and drop your own LFIC in, the core is not supplied. Same logic for Best or equivalent SFIC (option B), Corbin Russwin (C), Sargent (R), or Medeco, ASSA, Yale and Abloy (M).
19) I have a pair of doors with a mullion and I am trying to control access on both leaves. Does the E-Plex 5200 exit trim replace the mullion?
No. The Detex 90 Series keyed removable mullion for rim exit devices is a separate vertical member between the two leaves that lets each leaf carry a rim device and comes out when you need the full opening width. The E-Plex 5200 exit trim mounts on the outside face of a door and provides code entry through the exit device, non-handed, with a minimum recommended stile of 5 inches. On a pair, you specify the mullion for the opening and a trim for each leaf that needs outside access - they are complementary, not alternatives.
20) What is the difference between the E-Plex 5200 exit trim and a Deltana storeroom lever trim like the LTED60LST or DDS-36?
The Deltana LTED60LST lever trim for Exit Device 60 and the Deltana DDS-36 lever trim for Exit Device 80 are both storeroom function: the lever is always locked from outside and a key retracts the latch. The E-Plex 5200 exit trim controls that same outside access with a keypad code, with a mechanical key override behind it, and adds passage mode so the lever can be left free for a set period. Deltana also offers the LTED80LP in passage function and the LTED80LS in entry function for Exit Device 80 if you want the function fixed mechanically rather than programmed.
21) Is a Sargent 814 PSB nightlatch pull the same thing as the E-Plex 5200 exit trim?
No. The Sargent 814 PSB is a heavy duty nightlatch pull exit device trim in the 80 Series, and the Sargent 862 is a Grade 1 offset pull handle for exit devices in the P800 Series - a pull with a cylinder or a pull alone, not a lever that operates the device. The Detex A/AN Series straight pull trim with blank escutcheon for Value Series devices works the same way. The E-Plex 5200 exit trim is a lever trim: a valid code releases the Winston lever and the lever retracts the latch. If your specification calls for a lever for ADA-compliant operation, a pull trim will not answer it.
22) Which exit trim lets me stay on the keyways I already use across the building?
The E-Plex 5200 exit trim is ordered with the override to match the cylinder standard already in the facility: SFIC for Best and equivalents in 6 or 7-pin, LFIC for Corbin Russwin, Sargent, Schlage, or Medeco, ASSA, Yale and Abloy, or a factory key-in-lever Kaba cylinder in the Kaba 90 or Schlage C keyway. Among mechanical peers, the Corbin Russwin K157ET key only trim and the Detex 08BN classroom trim with mortise cylinder take a cylinder as well, so they can be keyed into an existing system, while the Lockey 285P keyless mechanical panic trim is code-only with no cylinder to key. If a master key system has to reach this door, order the override that matches it.
23) Can I standardize the E-Plex 5200 across a building where some doors already have finishes other than satin chrome?
Satin chrome 626 housings with satin chrome levers is the standard build, and it is the finish stocked across all seven key override options. Dormakaba also lists black 676 housings with 626 levers and accents as standard, plus bright brass 605, satin brass 606, bright chrome 625, and dark bronze 744 with brass accents as optional finishes on the series. For a property manager matching an existing fleet, 626 is the one that pairs with most commercial lever hardware already hanging.
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