Detex 106595-1 Universal Logic & Power Supply Controller

NEMA 4X Outdoor Controller | 12/24VDC | 2A Output | Up to 2 Doors

Take control of electrified commercial door hardware with the Detex 106595-1 Universal Logic & Power Supply Controller.

Designed for access control, standard egress, delayed egress, and interlock applications, the 106595-1 combines a programmable logic controller and regulated power supply inside a rugged NEMA 4X enclosure suitable for outdoor installations.

The controller accepts inputs from switches, access-control systems, and other dry-contact devices and converts them into the appropriate outputs for locks, alarms, signaling equipment, and other compatible electrified door hardware.

Key Features

• Genuine Detex 106595-1

• Universal logic controller and power supply

• NEMA 4X outdoor-rated enclosure

• Selectable 12VDC or 24VDC output

• 2A DC output

• Controls up to 2 doors for standard egress or two-door interlock applications

• Supports delayed-egress applications

• Configurable wet or dry relay contacts

• Output relays for:

  • Electric locks

  • Local alarms

  • Remote alarms

• Multiple fire-alarm relay input options

• Status LEDs for troubleshooting

• Clearly labeled terminal connections

• Built-in fuse protection

• Service ON/OFF switch

• 9VDC / 100mA auxiliary output

• Standard battery charging and backup circuit

• Designed for access-control and electrified-door systems

NEMA 4X Outdoor Protection

The 106595-1 is housed in a NEMA 4X enclosure, providing protection against environmental conditions including:

• Rain

• Sleet

• Snow

• Corrosion

This makes the controller especially useful for exterior doors, gates, garden-center exits, and other weather-exposed electrified openings.

Dual-Voltage Power Supply

The controller provides field-selectable:

• 12VDC

• 24VDC

with up to 2A output for compatible electrified hardware.

It also provides a dedicated 9VDC, 100mA terminal output for applicable auxiliary equipment.

Battery Backup Capability

A battery charging and backup circuit is standard.

When properly equipped with compatible batteries, Detex states the system can provide backup operation for up to approximately 4 hours, depending on the connected load and battery configuration.

Backup batteries are sold separately.

Door Control Applications

The Detex 106595-1 can be integrated with:

• Electric Locks

• Access Control Systems

• Delayed Egress Systems

• Standard Egress Doors

• Two-Door Interlocks

• Local Alarm Systems

• Remote Alarm Systems

• Fire Alarm Interfaces

• Weatherized Exit Devices

Door Capacity

For standard egress and interlock applications, one controller can manage up to two separate doors.

Detex specifies one controller for each independent delayed-egress application.

Technical Specifications

Brand: Detex
Part Number: 106595-1
Product Type: Universal Logic Controller & Power Supply
Output Voltage: 12VDC / 24VDC Selectable
Output Capacity: 2A
Auxiliary Output: 9VDC / 100mA
Door Capacity: Up to 2 Doors – Standard Egress / Interlock
Relay Configuration: Wet or Dry
Battery Backup Circuit: Included
Battery: Sold Separately
Enclosure: NEMA 4X
Outdoor Use: Yes
Fire Alarm Interface: Yes
Fuse Protection: Yes
Application: Electrified Commercial Door Hardware

Detex's technical sheet also lists 2A lock and remote relays, a 2A bolt/door-position relay, and a 5A local-alarm relay.

Common Applications

• Exterior Commercial Doors

• Weatherized Exit Devices

• Delayed Egress Doors

• Access-Controlled Openings

• Two-Door Interlocks

• Retail Facilities

• Warehouses

• Schools

• Hospitals

• Government Facilities

• Industrial Buildings

• Outdoor Gate Systems

Important

The 106595-1 is a configurable controller, so the exact wiring and logic depend on the door hardware and application.

Verify the following before installation:

• Required output voltage

• Total connected load

• Door configuration

• Delayed-egress requirements

• Fire-alarm interface

• Access-control inputs

• Battery requirements

• Local life-safety code requirements

Electrified and delayed-egress door systems should be installed and commissioned by qualified personnel.