Specification Sheet

A
larm Lock,the leader in electronic pushbutton
standalone locks, introduces Trilogy
®
Electronic
Digital Privacy Locks. The 4100 and 4500
Series, in cylindrical and mortise lock styles,
respectively, are available in PIN or PIN/Prox Card models,
and can be used in any application large or
small, from businesses and hospitals, to
retail stores & schools, and from residential
units to single family homes.
PRIVACY: After entering with a
PIN pass code or Prox ID,
the user simply pushes
the privacy button on the
back of the lock (inner
door). Doing so assures
privacy, as the lock will not open from
the front entry side, until the user exits
(the door is reopened from the inside),
or optionally, the privacy session
“times-out” following a preset duration.
Trilogy electronic pushbutton standalone
privacy locks, ideal anywhere key-free,
temporary sessions of privacy are required:
• Single-occupancy restrooms
• Dressing rooms
• Darkrooms
• Hospital on-call/sleeping rooms
• Executive offices
• Confidential file rooms
• And more
During any privacy-session, the red
LED on the outer, keypad-side of
the door will flash to indicate that
the room is occupied. When exiting
the room, the occupant simply leaves
normally. As an added safeguard, this exit sequence,
triggered by the rotation of the inside handle,
will also enable a three second delay, before it
will accept an additional signal from the privacy
button (eliminating inadvertent privacy-locking).
RESIDENCY: For residency applications, where
accidental resident lock-outs are a concern, or
where frequent trips in and out make unlocking
the door with code or card each time impractical,
the residency feature can also be turned on
at the lock’s keypad. This programmable
“Residency” feature allows users to exit their
premises, closing the door behind them and
the lock will remain unlocked until it is physically,
consciously relocked, with Prox ID or keyfob or
PIN. This free-exit/passage mode enabled by the
residency feature is a welcome convenience
for those needing to make several
trips in and out of a unit, room or
building, and is likewise ideal for
residents who, may repeatedly
find themselves unintentionally
locked out without their Prox ID
or fob (or code), for example, upon
momentarily stepping out the front door,
to pick up their mail or newspaper only
to have the door accidentally lock
behind them.
New privacy feature and keyless convenience are ideal for
bathrooms or dressing rooms.
Residency feature prevents
accidental occupant lock-outs.