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 Not automatically, they have always come with a small plug and a pigtail, but those are not the CON connectors.…if you order a 6100 or 6200 with the CON, you get an adapter to go from that small plug to the CON plug.

Falcon does offer a pullman style (less deadlocking, less retention) top latch for use with the Falcon 24-C, 25-C and the discontinued Falcon/Monarch  !7-C, 18-C, and XX-C Panic Rated Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Devices.

On these devices, the use of a pullman style top latch would require the device to also be Less Bottom Rod (LBR) since it does not have the retention mechanism that would hold the latches in the retracted condition while the door is open.  This application would reduce the actual security of the opening since the pullman top latch does not deadlock and there is no bottom bolt.

These are available as Special Order products and a distributor would need to email [email protected] for price and availability.

The part number depends on the handing of the device.

88-059-00 RHR

88-060-00 LHR

Note that these latches can only be used on Panic Rated Exit Devices and would not be recommended on exterior doors or any door where security is important..

Using one on a Fire Rated Exit Device would void the UL Fire Exit Hardware Label.

Steelcraft does not have a maintenance guide for their doors and frames. Steelcraft follows the guidelines recommended by SDI (Steel Door Institute) in document 124-22. This guide can be found on the SDI website under Technical Data Series- see here.

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The standard Von Duprin Chexit device and DE5300 Delayed Egress System does not have an automatic reset option because most of the codes that apply to a Chexit device do not allow that feature..

The Chexit device or DE5300 can be reset locally using a key or remotely using an access control system depending on local code requirements.

For example, California requires that the key switch built into the device be used to reset an alarmed Chexit device or DE5300.

There is an uncommon BOCA building code that required a slightly different operation.

You can only program the CTE for fail secure with a battery backup connected to the CTE.

The Schlage Home App provides a streamlined way to manage your smart locks, offering both a whole-home view and individual lock management.

Here's a clearer breakdown of the differences between "Unassociated Locks" and locks that are associated with a Home:

Locks Associated with a Home:

Consolidated Management: Locks that are associated with a Home are grouped together, allowing for centralized management. You can control all locks within a Home simultaneously, making it easier to lock or unlock multiple doors with a single command.

Whole-Home View: This setup provides a comprehensive view of all locks within the Home, allowing you to monitor and manage them collectively.
Automations and Scenes: Locks associated with a Home can be included in automations and scenes, enabling you to integrate them with other smart home devices for enhanced functionality.

Quick-View Icons: These icons give you a snapshot of each lock’s battery life, WiFi signal strength, and built-in alarm status. The menu can be accessed directly from the quick-view icon, allowing you to manage each lock efficiently.

"Unassociated Locks":

Individual Access: Unassociated locks are not grouped into a Home and are managed individually. This is ideal for users who prefer to handle each lock separately or have locks in different locations that don't need to be controlled together.

Displayed Separately: These locks are listed under the "Unassociated Locks" section in the app, below any Homes you have set up. If no Homes are configured, only the "Unassociated Locks" section will be visible.

Quick-View Icons: Just like associated locks, unassociated locks feature quick-view icons that provide information on battery life, WiFi signal strength, and alarm status. The lock menu can be accessed directly from the quick-view icon, ensuring easy management.

By understanding these differences, you can choose the setup that best fits your needs, whether it's managing locks individually or taking advantage of the comprehensive features of a Home setup.

For more information on the Schlage home, please visit our Schlage App page.