Carriage Lock
The carriage lock is placed on
the carriage and interfaces with
the system’s controls to provide
security for stored materials. It
features a key-controlled dead
bolt that locks into a floor-
mounted strike plate. It can be
used to lock all of the system’s
aisles closed or to secure one or more selected aisles.
A special key is required to release the lock handle. Once
the lock handle releases, turn it 180 degrees to unlock the
system. Push the handle back into its housing. NOTE:
Failure to return the handle to its housing may cause
damage to the lock, floor covering or carriage.
Waist-High Lock
Waist-high lock is conveniently
located on the front of the
system at waist level. It features
a key-controlled dead bolt that
locks into a floor-mounted strike
plate. A special key is required
for locking and unlocking.
Insert the key into the lock and
rotate the key 180 degrees to
lock or unlock. Rotate the
polished chrome handle ⁄ turn to engage or disengage the
lock. It can be used to lock all of the system’s aisles closed
or to secure one or more selected aisles.
Stop All Carriages on Safety Fault
With this option, all carriages stop at once when a safety is
tripped. Where security is king,
Stop All Carriages on Safety
Fault
is an option, to be used in conjunction with
TouchPad
Aisle Access
and
Block Move
, which helps keep carriages
packed closely together limiting access to only the aisle that
was commanded open. Without this option, mobile
carriages “downstream” from a safety fault will complete
their move.
Forced Entry Alert
Used in conjuction with
Stop All Carriages on Safety Fault,
Block Move
and the
Auto Move Interface
, the
Forced Entry
Alert
option sounds an audible alarm when someone pries
open a closed aisle. Additionally, a
TouchPad
(or other key
switch) must be ordered with the system as a means to
silence the alarm.
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