Schlage 8200 Series remote monitor and control consoles allow both control and monitoring designed to meet a wide range of security requirements.
Schlage 8200 Series remote monitor and control consoles allow both control and monitoring designed to meet a wide range of security requirements.
Brand: Schlage
Manufacturer Part Number: SCH-8200-REMOTE-DESK-CONSOLE
Source: Official product page
The Schlage 8200 Series remote monitor and control desk console provides control and status monitoring of electrified door hardware and accessories for up to 8 zones, with red and green lighted pushbuttons, a security keyswitch, and a signaling horn with alarm reset.
| Models | 8204 (4-zone), 8208 (8-zone) |
|---|---|
| Switch current draw | 1 Amp @ 24 VDC |
| Lamp current draw | 0.04 Amp @ 24 VDC |
| Alarm current draw | 0.5 Amp @ 24 VDC (breaker protected) |
| Operating temperature | 32 to 120 F (0 to 49 C) |
| Button types | red and green pushbuttons with indicator lamps |
| Switch options | momentary (M) or alternate action/maintained (A) per zone |
| Features | security keyswitch, signaling horn, alarm reset |
| Replacement parts | 8200MS (momentary), 8200AS (alternate action) pushbutton assemblies |
| Low-voltage wiring | Connection count needs review |
| Preparation | Installation requires removing the I/O panel and drilling a hole in it for the wiring used, with a strain relief or cable connector if required. A 24 VDC power source must be available (UL294 listed Class 2 for UL applications). Pushbutton function (momentary or maintained) is selected per zone at order; the 4-zone or 8-zone configuration is chosen at order. |
| Electrical | The 8200 console requires 24 VDC; for UL applications the instructions require a UL294-listed Class 2 power-limited supply. The internal console current excludes the indicator lamps, so size the supply for the selected lamps and connected application. Keep console power, each selected zone/lock circuit, door-position monitoring and the common alarm output distinct. The keyswitch changes pushbutton control and fail-safe/fail-secure output behaviour; user-selectable diode changes affect individual zones and require the matching instructions. Terminal maximum wire capacity and a recommended conductor range do not determine the cable required for the connected load or physical run count. Choose zone population, momentary/maintained functions, lock type and power/control mode before assigning field circuits and routes. |
| Preparation required | Yes |
| Electrical wiring required | Yes |
| Conditional connections | 24 VDC power input to console: cable runs quantity unspecified; conductor count unspecified; wire type not documented; size unspecified; shielding unspecified; rating Terminal blocks accept max 14 AWG, 18-22 AWG recommended; endpoints 24 VDC power supply to Console TB9 power terminals; when Installation configuration is Base console power; cable run count and conductor count are not stated in the supplied evidence. The diagrams show TB9 with terminals marked +, – and a ground/0 terminal, but the conductor count is not established.; Zone control/monitor wiring to controlled device (e.g., magnetic lock, electric strike, Chexit, L1910, EL device): cable runs quantity unspecified; conductor count unspecified; wire type not documented; size unspecified; shielding unspecified; rating Max 14 AWG, 18-22 AWG recommended; endpoints Console zone terminal block TB1-TB8 (GRN, RED, C, NO, NC) to Controlled or monitored door device; when Installation configuration is Applies per zone used; the connected device varies with the application and the typical wiring examples differ by device. Counts depend on the selected device and are not established.; External alarm output to horn, light or sounder: cable runs quantity unspecified; conductor count unspecified; wire type not documented; size unspecified; shielding unspecified; rating unspecified; endpoints Console alarm output to External horn/light/sounder; when Installation configuration is Optional accessory selected: IF an external horn, light or sounder is selected; the maximum load is 1/2 A @ 24 VDC. This is an optional external device circuit, not required for base operation (the console has its own internal signaling horn). |
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