Kaba Simplex 7102 - User Manual

Features
Access Control
Mechanical pushbutton lock eliminates problems and costs
associated with issuing, controlling, and collecting keys and cards.
Provides fully mechanical primary or auxiliary pushbutton access
control by exterior combination, while allowing free egress at all
times by interior thumbturn. Deadbolt models must be manually
relocked. Deadlocking latch models automatically relock each time
the door closes.
No Battery
Fully mechanical lock eliminates the material and labor expense
of battery replacements
Locking Device
Deadbolt—must be manually relocked
Deadlocking latch—relocks automatically when door closes
Rim locking latch—relocks automatically when door closes; also
has latch holdback
Number of Codes
Single access code—one easy-to-manage code for all users
Programming
Lock is easily programmed via keypad without removing lock from
the door
Handing
Field reversible
Operation Modes
Pushbutton Access
Latch Holdback (7106 only)
Economical
A cost eective access control solution
Simplex
®
7100
•1"(25mm)Tubular
Deadbolt,FlatFacePlate
•Backset2¾"(70mm)
•AuxiliaryLock
•ManualRelock
•NumerousFinishes
Model 7102
•½"(13mm)
 DeadlockingLatch,
 FlatFacePlate
•Backset2⅜"–2¾"(60-70
mm)—Adjustable
•Primary/AuxiliaryLock
•AutomaticRelock
•NumerousFinishes
Model 7104
•⅝"(16mm)Rim
 DeadlockingLatch,Flat
FacePlate
•Backset2⅜"(60mm)
•ForWoodDoorsOnly
•AuxiliaryLock
•AutomaticRelockand
 LatchHoldback
•SelectFinishes
Model 7106
•1"(25mm)Tubular
Deadbolt,FlatFacePlate
•Backset2⅜"(60mm)
•AuxiliaryLock
•ManualRelock
•NumerousFinishes
Model 7108

Kaba Simplex 7102 Specifications

General

Brand	Kaba
Model	Simplex 7102
Category	Locks
Language	English

Summary

Features

Access Control

Mechanical pushbutton lock eliminates keys and cards, offering primary or auxiliary access.

No Battery

Fully mechanical lock eliminates battery replacement costs and labor.

Locking Device

Describes deadbolt (manual relock) and deadlocking latch (auto relock) operation.

Number of Codes

Single access code for all users, simplifying management.

Programming

Lock is easily programmed via keypad without removing it from the door.

Handing

Field reversible, allowing installation on left or right-handed doors.

Operation Modes

Details pushbutton access and optional latch holdback feature.

Economical

A cost-effective access control solution for various applications.

Mechanical Features

Construction

All metal cast front housing with force-resistant, clutch-protected exterior thumbturn.

Numeric Keypad

Vandal resistant, solid metal pushbuttons for durability and user interaction.

Door Handing

Field reversible design allows for flexible installation on left or right-handed doors.

Finishes

Lists available finishes for different models and interior trim options.

Latch

Details the types of latches used: tubular deadbolt, deadlocking latch, rim deadlocking latch.

Strike

Describes different strike plate types for various door types and swing directions.

Minimum Stile Recommended

Specifies the minimum door stile width required for proper installation.

Weight

Indicates the product's weight for handling and installation considerations.

Installation

Details required bore sizes for through bores and cross bores for mounting.

Backset

Specifies adjustable backset options for different door preparations.

Door Thickness

Defines the acceptable range of door thicknesses for installation.

Items Supplied Include

Lists the components included in the package for installation.

Certification and Testing

States that the product is weather resistant.

Durability

Confirms the product is weather resistant.

Warranty

Mentions a 1-year warranty for the product.

Changing the Code;Combination

Important Notes for Combination Change

Crucial steps must be performed with the door open; factory preset is 2-4 then 3.

Clearing Existing Code

Procedure to reset the lock to its initial state before setting a new combination.

Setting a New Combination

Steps for selecting, entering, and verifying a new code for the lock.

Troubleshooting

Zero Combination Symptom

Latch retracts without buttons pressed, indicating a lock in zero combination.

Zero Combination Solution

Follow new combination procedure, omitting step 2 to resolve zero combination.