The LKM 7000 Series meets FF-L-2890 and is DoD & UL approved. The LKM 7000 Series is a Pedestrian Door/dead bolt lock that is a single motion exit, with the highest level of security. The LKM 7000 Series meet the certification for SCIF's, and NFPA 101 Codes. 

SENSORS
1. The LKM has a bolt sensor that monitors the LKM bolt position.
2. The LKM has a bolt sensor that monitors the Kaba Mas X-0 bolt position.

UL FIRE RATED
UL listing for  a 20 minute fire rating, ANSI/UL, UBC 7-2 (1997)

KEY OVERRIDE OPTION
In the event of an power outage, the key override option is used, however if the Kaba Mas X-0 lock is in the locked position, the key override will not unlock the LKM 7000 Series. This LKM 7000 Series is also in compliance with FF-L-2890 if the power does go out a “quick, safe exit in the case of an emergency”.

ADA
The LKM 7000 Series complies with the ADA & UFAS.

OPTIONAL LOCK DOWN FEATURE
This is a feature that uses a key that can lock the LKM 7000 Series to make it an exit only device. This controls the flow of traffic in one area.

INTERNAL SOLEONID
The LKM 7000 Series is capable of integrating with an access control system.

DEAD BOLT
FF-L-2980 requires a trip device to engage the dead bolt into the strike. The LKM 7000 Series has trigger that is activated when it comes in contact with the strike.








LKM7000 Kaba Mas X-09
The basic model. 




       LKM7002 Exit Only (not pictured)
The Exit Only model has a hardened steel plate on the exterior of the door. On the interior of the door, a modified Base Plate is used.

LKM7003 Kaba Mas X-09 Key Override.













LKM7004 Access Control Device.

LKM7006 Access Control Device with a key Override Module.
















LKM 7000 SERIES SERVICE
We are able to: Repair, service, install and diagnose problems with the LKM 7000 Series.
The four photographs of the LKM 7003 X-09 key override are typical installation problems found by David.
The top two are: To much grease in the lock, too much red lock tight was used and it migrated inside the lock, not to mention it was nearly impossible to remove the lock from the door.
The bottom two photographs are: The lock is not even with the door causing the number two strike to rub on the lock, push plates were used for the installation, instead of the factory issued plates, causing the lock mounting surface to be uneven, the aesthetic view of the lock is ugly and the bail was broken, due to the installer not securing the inactive door properly. The other issue was the lock was torque on the door causing the door to compress inward binding the lock. The key override was loose in the door.

LKM 7000 SERIES HANDLES
The exit handle, on the inside Base Plate, is manufactured to pull or push to exit depending on the door swing. The entrance handle has a clutch. Both the entrance and exit handles are ADA approved. Life safety has been incorporated into the LKM 7000 series pedestrian lock. 

Important Information:

The LKM 7000 Series Pedestrian lock is manufactured by Lockmasters, if you need to inquire about this product and you are located outside California call Lockmasters at: 1-800-654-0637. If you are located in California, we can assist you in the LKM 7000 Series pedestrian lock. 
                                                                                                                                                                      
In regards to the CDX-09 Pedestrian Exit Device: A CDX-09 that has been modified to be interconnected with a mechanical or electronic exit device, which retracts both the CDX-09 bolt and the exit device when the exit device bar is depressed, have not been tested under FF-L-2740A or FF-L-2890 specifications (as of 07/08).  
                                                                                                                                    

A LKM 7000 Series Lock needs to be installed by trained professionals who have been properly educated on all aspects of the LKM 7000 Series lock, door and frame. 
An example would be an amateur installing a LKM on a STC (Sound Transmission Class) door incorrectly, the STC door looses its rating and the door would have to be replaced, this would include installing the strike on the frame, the sound seals surrounding the door will need a “Z” bracket, preventing the strike from coming in contact with the seal. 
We, at Safetrends have heard excuses from amateur installers that the contractor needs to know the door specification, that they are just installing the lock. At Safetrends give the end user our warranty that the job is done 100% correctly and that we will know the rules and regulations in regards to installing a LKM product on a door and we do not pass the blame onto the contractor.