This family is a face hosted card reader for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view; this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown below. The visibility checkbox allows you to select the orientation of the symbol letter as upright or sideways.

This family is a face hosted magnetic door lock for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on a vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view, this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown. The visibility check box allows you to select the orientation of the symbol letter as upright or sideways. Select on the device and add it to a data system and connect it to a security circuit and panel. This is different from your normal electrical power panel.

This family is a face hosted door sensor for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on a vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 72” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view, this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown. The visibility check box allows you to select the orientation of the symbol letter as upright or sideways. Select on the device and add it to a data system and connect it to a security circuit and panel. This is different from your normal electrical power panel.

This family is a face hosted double door, electric strike for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view; this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown. Within each type you are allowed to adjust the device dimensions and the symbol letter – default set as “ES”.

This family is a face hosted electric hinge for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view; this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown.

This family is a face hosted access keypad for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view; this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown.

This family is a face hosted access master unit for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view; this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown.

This family is a face hosted single door, electric strike for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view; this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown.

This family is a face hosted magnetic switch for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view; this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown.

This family is a face hosted request to exit button for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view; this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown.

This family is a face hosted access control door status magnetic switch for security systems. The family is intended to be mounted on vertical surfaces and is imported with a default height of 48” and is to be adjusted as necessary. The family may be placed on a vertical face, face, or work plane under the modify placement tab when inserting the family. The actual outline of the object does not appear on the plan view; this is only visible on elevation and 3D views. Instead, what you will see is the device symbol as shown.