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Lock fitted to the floor, strike 
bolted to the door on the left. 

Lock fitted to the floor, strike 
bolted to the door on the right.

 

Lock mounted to the wall, strike 
bolted to the door on the right. 

There are three magnets in the strike which offers the flexibility of mounting options and with the symmetrical design 
of the lock, the strike can approach from either the right, left or bottom face of the lock as shown below. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3.2 Electrical 

 
After the positions of the lock and strike are determined, establish where to run the wires and also decide on what 
feedback is required from the lock. There are a total of eleven available connections on the lock; three are compulsory 
and eight are optional.  

The three essential connections are; Positive (+), Negative (-) and Control (CL). There need to be wires run from the 
power source and control switch to the lock.  

The eight optional connections all provide feedback about the locks state; Door Position, Bolt Locked Position and 
Bolt Unlocked Position. If desired, wires can be run from these connections to integrate into access control or alarm 
systems to provide full monitoring.  
 
Once the number of wires and their destination is determined, it needs to be decided how the wires will enter the 
lock. They can either come in though a 20mm wiring gland at the rear of the lock 

(not supplied),

 or through a hole 

under the locks base which will ensure the wires can be hidden in the floor or wall.  
 
Finally,  the  correct  wire  gauge  needs  to  be  chosen  to  ensure  a  minimal  voltage  drop.  The  correct  wire  gauge  is 
important when connecting the power wires (+ and  -) to the lock as voltage drop across these wires can limit the 
locks operation and prematurely deplete the batteries. For all the remaining connections, a lower gauge wire can be 
used as these are only signal wires. 
 
 
The following chart shows the appropriate wire gauge for a range of distances between the lock and power supply.  
 

Distance (m) 

AWG Size 

Metric Size (mm2) 

Wire Diameter (mm) 

12VDC 

24VDC 

12VDC 

24VDC 

12VDC 

24VDC 

24 

24 

0.21 

0.21 

0.51 

0.51 

10 

24 

24 

0.21 

0.21 

0.51 

0.51 

20 

22 

24 

0.33 

0.21 

0.65 

0.51 

30 

20 

22 

0.52 

0.33 

0.82 

0.65 

50 

18 

20 

0.83 

0.52 

1.02 

0.82 

100 

NA 

16 

NA 

1.31 

NA 

1.29 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for RD10

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTION Electronic Roller Door Lock RD10 ...

Page 2: ...kes position o Drill the strikes mounting holes o Secure the strike in position o Wire the lock o Cover the lock WIRING OPERATING CONFIGURATION o Fail State o Auto re lock o Timed re lock o Diagnostic mode OPERATION o Auto re lock ON o Auto re lock OFF o General o Alarms SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSIONS o Lock o Strike MAINTENANCE WARRANTY UPGRADE 2 2 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 1...

Page 3: ...nally through a 20mm wiring gland 2 PRODUCT UNBOXED Lock Cover with two keys Lock Lock Mounting Bolts Strike Because of the various fitting locations of the RD10 no mounting bolts are supplied for the strike The mounting holes in the strike are 8 5mm slotted holes so accept M8 size bolts 3 PRE INSTALLATION ASSESMENT 3 1 Mechanical Before the lock can be installed consider its location and orientat...

Page 4: ...ion If desired wires can be run from these connections to integrate into access control or alarm systems to provide full monitoring Once the number of wires and their destination is determined it needs to be decided how the wires will enter the lock They can either come in though a 20mm wiring gland at the rear of the lock not supplied or through a hole under the locks base which will ensure the w...

Page 5: ...ree mounting hole locations through the lock base 4 2 Drill the lock mounting holes Use a M8 masonry bit to drill the three mounting holes in the concrete floor Make the holes at least 70mm deep 4 3 Secure the lock in position With the lock positioned over the holes in the floor install the three supplied Dyna bolts and tighten them 4 4 Mark the strikes position Locate the strike in the correct po...

Page 6: ...ts screws not supplied to secure it to the door 4 7 Wire the lock Using a screwdriver and following the connection guide on the printed circuit board connect the required wires to the lock Detailed wiring information can be found in section 5 Wiring 4 8 Cover the lock Position the cover over the lock and push it down and forward Use the keyed cam lock in the back of the cover to secure it in place...

Page 7: ...or Position Switch Normally open contact of the door position monitor C Common contact of the door position monitor There are two options available when running wires into the RD10 they can be brought in through a 20mm wiring gland not supplied in the rear of the cover or run discreetly through the hole in the locks base Running wires out of the lock via the hole in base ensures a more secure inst...

Page 8: ...sition and automatically lock when it is closed is paramount to increasing security as it eliminates the need for the user to do so If Auto re lock is not selected the RD10 operates on a toggle method In this configuration an activation of the control signal will cause the RD10 to unlock and a second activation will cause it to lock assuming the strike is in place 6 3 Timed re lock Switch 3 Timed ...

Page 9: ...NO DOOR CLOSES HAS THE DOOR OPENED UNLOCK SIGNAL HAS THE BOLT PIN RETRACTED AFTER 3 ATTEMPTS RD10 IN STANDBY DOOR IS UNLOCKED RD10 IN STANDBY DOOR IS LOCKED HAS THE BOLT PIN EXTENDED AFTER 3 ATTEMPTS HAS A LOCK SIGNAL BEEN SENT YES YES NO NO YES NO YES NO YES NO DOOR CLOSES INTERNAL ALARM SOUNDS HAS THE BOLT PIN EXTENDED AFTER 3 ATTEMPTS IS THE DOOR OPEN HAS THE DOOR OPENED WITHIN 1 MINUTE UNLOCK ...

Page 10: ...uired If the batteries are not replaced once they have become depleted the RD10 will automatically revert to the Fail Maintained state i e in the event of a power failure the lock will stay in the position it was in before the power was removed The three monitors can be used to provide door and bolt position information regardless of the locks configuration Manual operation of the RD10 is availabl...

Page 11: ...he lock is free to operate as normal 8 SPECIFICATIONS Bolt Pin Stainless Steel ø18mm 35mm stroke Lock Die Cast Aluminium 152mm x 88mm x 78mm Strike Die Cast Aluminium 75mm x 75mm x 70mm Holding Force 3000Kg 30000N Power Supply 12 24VDC 15 Durability 1 000 000 Operations Current Usage Holding 12V 15mA Operation 12V 300mA Stall 12V 2A 24V 15mA 24V 200mA 24V 1A Batteries 4 x AA 1 5VDC Alkaline Monito...

Page 12: ...arranty against faulty or malfunctioning parts components or product At the manufacturer s discretion either a replacement lock or affected part will be supplied to remedy the fault Mistreatment or ill use of the lock may void the warranty dormakaba will not be liable for any direct indirect incidental or consequential loss or damage in any way related to this product 12 UPGRADE dormakaba reserves...

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