Recent content by georgebasco

Struck out with seclock.com.  Talked to someone there who told me that what I'm looking for doesn't exist.  She referred me to someone who gave me the same story, ie. electrification removes the ability for a manual lock/unlock toggle.  Given how many times I've now heard this, it's hard not to...

I talked with folks at Assa/Sargent/Emtek, Baldwin, Best, Accurate Locks.  As well as Architectural Control Systems and Marray who electrify locks from most manufactures.  In some cases I feel like I've reached the right folks that are giving me accurate answers, but in some cases I'm sure there...

Over the past week I've talked to a number of manufactures and several third party electrification outfits.   I'm left to conclude that what I'm looking for does not exist.  The heart of the problem is that while there are plenty of electrification options, they all replace the manual...

Thanks for the response.  Not sure I understand all of this correctly, but from the link you provide it looks like you're suggesting the 70/71 Electromechanical version.   The problem with this, and other electrified sets I've seen, is that there is no manual method of changing the lock/unlock...

I'm having a hard time finding an electrified locking solution with these specific requirements:   - residential exterior door (new construction) - remote status/lock/unlock (must remain latched in unlocked state) - interior manual lock/unlock - exterior keyed unlock - visibly discreet - no...

How are folks wiring toilet locations?  I have cat5 run to sinks, toilets, etc.  Sinks that are in cabinets are easy as I'll just use standard RJ45 jack and plug the sensor into that and everything is hidden away.   For toilets I would like a solution that isn't so noticeable.  I've toyed with...