Kidde 001798 User Manual
TouchPoint
™
Lock
P/N 10092676P1-01 Rev C • September 2012
© 2012 Kidde. All rights reserved.
Mounting Instructions
The TouchPoint™ Lock is a pushbutton access control device that permits authorized entry into cabinets, drawers or other locking enclosures.
The TouchPoint Lock is easy to install on a variety of cabinets or enclosures and is intended for both indoor and outdoor applications.
The TouchPoint Lock can be ordered as a single component, or with optional mounting hardware including mounting brackets for sheet
metal or thick panels, 90° or 180° stop cams, a straight cam (1-1/8” length), or offset cam (1-5/8” length, 5/16” offset). The variations
depend on the type of cabinet or enclosure to which the lock is mounted.
Tools Needed/Recommended:
• Drill
• Hole saw (For Top Mount Option)
• Router (For Flush Mount Options)
• File
• Philips screwdriver
• T15 Torx driver
• Pen or pencil
I. Mounting Options:
The TouchPoint Lock can be oriented vertically or horizontally to permit a wide range
of locking options.
The TouchPoint Lock has three mounting options: top mount, ush mount with a
sheet metal bracket, and ush mount with a thick panel bracket. In the top mount
option, the back face of the Lock housing is mounted on the front face of the cabinet or enclosure. In the two ush mount options, the front face of the Lock housing
is aligned ush with the front face of the cabinet or enclosure, secured by a bracket
inside a hole cut into the cabinet surface.
In each of these options, the lock is secured to the panel or bracket through the use
of thread rolling.
screws into bosses on the Lock housing. Any mounting scheme should be designed
so that the mounting fasteners cannot be removed or tampered with when the Lock
is mounted and the cabinet or enclosure is closed and locked.
Standard Hardware Provided
#10-24 x 1/4” Cam Screw,
combination drive (1)
#10 Round at washer (1)
#6-32 x 5/16” Body Screw,
T15 torx drive (4)
Available
Hardware
180° Stop
Washer
90° Stop
Washer
Cabinet
Straight
Cam
Offset
Cam
II. Mounting Instructions
Option A - Top Mount
(For use on panels of 1/8” thickness or less)
1. If the cabinet has an existing lock, remove the existing lock cylinder. If the opening is too small for the protrusion on the back of theTouchPoint lock, use a le to
round out the lock tail hole.
2. If the cabinet does not have an existing lock, use Template A to determine the
dimensions and hole locations.
4. Position the Lock over the holes and install the four body screws through the back
of the cabinet and into the Lock body. Do not exceed 15 in-lb. of torque.
Note: The screws are designed to cut threads into the Lock body as they are installed.
5. Proceed to Cam Installation (Section III).
Body Screw (4)
Lock Body
Top Mount - Side View
1
Option B - Flush Mount with Bracket, Sheet Metal Cabinet
Use Option B for the following models ONLY:
001764, 001765, 001766, 001767, 001768, 001773, 001786, 001787, 001788, 001789,
001790, 001798
Mounting the Lock using the ush mount option requires the use of a mounting bracket.
1. Use Template B to determine the dimensions and hole locations.
2. Position the Lock and mounting bracket in place and install the four #6-32 torx Body Screws
through the bracket into the Lock body and tighten. Do not exceed 15 in-lb. of torque.
Note: The screws are designed to cut threads into the Lock body as they are installed.
3. Attach the mounting bracket to the panel with your choice of fasteners through the four holes
at the outer corners of the bracket.
4. Proceed to Cam Installation (Section III).
Option C - Flush Mount with Bracket, Thick Panel
Strikeplate
Use Option C for the following models ONLY:
001827, 001828, 001829, 001830, 001831, 001832, 001833, 001834
This mounting option is intended for panels of 3/4" (± 1/16") thickness and requires
the use of a thick panel bracket.
1. Use Template C to determine the dimensions and hole locations; make sure the
cam outline extends 1/4” beyond the door edge.
2. Cut the hole for the Lock and four corner holes using the template as a guide.
3. Mount the backplate to the Lock using the four body screws; torque should not
exceed 15 in-lbs.
Lock with Thick Panel Bracket
4. Position the faceplate ush to the front of the cabinet, aligning the plate with the
four corner holes.
5. Insert the Lock with backplate into the large hole through the back side of the
cabinet. Check for any gaps between the backplate and cabinet. If a gap is present,
use the shims provided to ll the space between the backplate and cabinet.
6. Attach the backplate to the faceplate by installing the four Phillips screws and lock
Flat Phillips (2)
washers into the four corner holes in the backplate and tightening.
Lock with Bracket
Faceplate
Shim - Optional (2)
3/4” Phillips
(2-4)
Body Screw
(4)
Backplate
Body
Screw
Lock Washer
(2-4)
7. To mount the strikeplate, measure 1.35" in from the cabinet face and cut a rectangular hole. Drill two 1/16" pilot holes and mount with the two at phillips screws.
8. Proceed to Cam Installation (Section III).
III. Cam Installation
The Lock includes a camshaft which extends from the back of the Lock body and ends
in a 5/16" square protrusion, designed to mount and orient the cam arm. An optional
90° or 180° stop washer must be used between the cam arm and Lock body to limit
the rotation of the cam.
The stop washer, cam arm, and round washer are secured to the Lock using the 10-24
Cam Screw.
Cam Arm
Stop Washer
Lock Body
Cam
Screw
Round
Washer
2
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