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Command Access makes electric locks, motorized latch retraction kits, power supplies and door hardware components for commercial access control installations.

Tip: include the full model number printed on your Command Access label for the best match.

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Command Access Technologies manufactures and modifies electrified door hardware for commercial access control, including electric locks, panic hardware, motorized latch retraction kits, power supplies and power transfer components.

Browse manuals for installation, wiring, Push to Set adjustment and troubleshooting. Match your complete kit model and compatible exit device series before following a guide.

For assistance, visit the official contact page or call U.S. support at +1-888-622-2377.

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COMMAND ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES POD Module Instructions

December 17, 2022
COMMAND ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES POD Module INSERT INSTRUCTIONS The Power On Delay module is placed in-line & provides a built-in adjustable delay from .5-5 seconds for all types of electrified hardware:…

Command Access support FAQ

Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.

  • How do I choose the correct Command Access manual?

    Match the complete kit model, including its suffix, and the exit device manufacturer and series. MLRK1 kits have model-specific compatibility and installation instructions.

  • How can I contact Command Access support?

    Call U.S. customer support at +1-888-622-2377 or Canadian customer support at +1-855-823-3002, or visit https://www.commandaccess.com/contact/.

  • What is Push to Set adjustment?

    Push to Set records the latch retraction position. Follow the procedure for your specific module and kit, since button sequences, switches and confirmation beeps vary.

  • What power supply should I use for an MLRK1 kit?

    The listed manuals specify 24 VDC input and recommend a power-limited Class 2 supply. Non-Command supplies must be filtered and regulated linear supplies. Check your model's manual for current capacity and wiring requirements.

  • Where can I find diagnostic beep explanations?

    Consult the Troubleshooting & Diagnostics section of your kit manual. The listed MLRK1 guides describe voltage, sensor and retraction faults; use the guide matching your module before attempting corrective work.