Bring ABLOY ePED expertise into your team. We supply, install, integrate and commission the escape-door system alongside your access control installation, with you leading the client relationship.
You do not need to build your own specialist ePED service to take on a project that includes it. Bring in our trained team and keep delivering the access control work you know.
If EN 13637 or the ABLOY ePED hardware is unfamiliar territory, we can help you work through the project requirements and take care of the specialist package. You can draw on our training, product knowledge and commissioning experience without first developing that capability within your own team.
Whether this is your first ePED project or occasional specialist support, we explain the interfaces, agree each team’s responsibilities and work alongside your engineers from planning to handover.
We work to your agreed brief, coordinate customer contact through your team and keep our involvement within the agreed scope. From the first conversation, we establish how you want us represented on site, who communicates with the client and how handover and future support will work.
One coordinated installation, with responsibilities agreed before work begins.
Continue with your selected platform and your established client relationship.
Bring us in for the specialist equipment, installation and commissioning scope you need.
We can coordinate with Paxton, CEM Systems, DoorFlow, Avigilon Alta and other access control platforms where suitable release interfaces are available. Compatibility and door operation are confirmed during design.
Send us the door schedule, specification or questions from your consultant. We help turn the agreed escape requirements into a practical equipment and interface proposal.
We select the appropriate ABLOY ePED package and coordinate its installation with your engineers, the doorset and the project programme.
We coordinate normal access release, emergency operation and required fire alarm interfaces, then test the agreed functions with the relevant project teams.
We provide the agreed commissioning records and explain system operation. Maintenance and fault support can be arranged through your team for the installed package.
The performance standard for electrically controlled exit systems for use on escape routes.
Explore access control and escape door standards →EN 13637 concerns the escape-door system as a whole: its emergency actuation, control and electrical locking elements. Selecting a terminal alone, or combining it with an arbitrary maglock, does not establish conformity of the complete arrangement.
We review the relevant manufacturer certification and approved component combinations, together with door hardware, fire-door suitability, power arrangements and the required interfaces.
Immediate emergency release or an approved delayed-release arrangement can be considered to suit the project. We coordinate with EN 179 or EN 1125 mechanical escape hardware where it forms part of the specified door arrangement.
The project’s responsible fire-safety team determines the escape strategy and whether delayed egress is permissible. Digilec supports equipment selection and delivers the agreed installation; we do not undertake the building’s fire risk assessment.
You do not need to have every technical detail resolved before contacting us. A door schedule, a specification clause or a conversation about the project is a useful starting point.
Yes. You can appoint Digilec to supply, install and commission the specialist ePED package, drawing on our ABLOY training and authorisation. Your team continues with its agreed access control scope. We explain the required interfaces and coordinate the work, so you have experienced support from the outset.
In many projects, yes. Your readers, credentials and software can continue to manage access. We check the available release output and coordinate the ePED interface with your controller and the required door behaviour.
You remain the lead contractor for your client relationship. We agree communication arrangements with you before becoming involved. Where a joint meeting or direct technical discussion is useful, it is coordinated with your team.
Yes. We can assess the existing equipment and agreed escape requirements, identify the appropriate ePED package and plan the integration. Existing locks can only be retained where they are suitable and permitted within the selected system combination.
A maglock on its own does not tell you which complete escape-door arrangement the project requires. The door’s use, the agreed escape strategy and the specification need to be considered. Where an EN 13637 system is specified, we help select and install an appropriate tested combination.
Yes. Our involvement can be scoped around the escape-door package while your team delivers the wider access control installation. Installation responsibilities, interfaces, testing, documentation and aftercare are agreed together.
Talk directly to Digilec about specialist ABLOY ePED support. Tell us what your team is delivering and where you would like us to help.
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