dormakaba PowerPlex 2000 Self-Powered PIN Lock – Satin Chrome
At A Glance
At A Glance
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The dormakaba PowerPlex 2000 is a standalone electro-mechanical keypad lock that generates its own power — no batteries, no wiring, and no external power source required. Every turn of the lever charges the built-in super capacitors via dormakaba's PowerStar technology, providing all the power needed for the electronics. A full charge holds for up to 10 weeks with no activity at the lock.
Two variants are available on this page and both share the same keypad housing, operating features, and Satin Chrome finish. The cylindrical variant (EPS2031XSLL62641) uses a 54mm cylindrical drive hole and suits most standard timber and metal doors with a 70mm backset (60mm optional). The MS2 mortice variant (EPS2070XSLL62641) requires an MS2 mortice door preparation and suits doors specified for mortice locksets with a 60mm backset. Select the required variant at checkout.
The PowerPlex 2000 is a fully standalone lock. It has no Bluetooth, no Wi-Fi, no RFID reader, and no app connectivity of any kind. User codes are managed directly at the keypad or via optional PC software. It stores up to 100 PIN codes and a 1,000-event audit trail in onboard memory. The lock is 2-hour fire rated and constructed to ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 commercial durability standards.
Special Order – Call for Lead Time
The dormakaba PowerPlex 2000 is a build-to-order (BTO) product and is non-returnable. It is not held as a standard shelf item. Call 07 5601 1867 before ordering to confirm current lead time and discuss your installation requirements.
The dormakaba PowerPlex 2000 is a build-to-order (BTO) product and is non-returnable. It is not held as a standard shelf item. Call 07 5601 1867 before ordering to confirm current lead time and discuss your installation requirements.
Fire Rated – 2 Hours
The PowerPlex 2000 is listed as 2-hour fire rated by dormakaba. Confirm current fire door core compatibility with dormakaba Australia before specifying for any fire-rated door installation.
The PowerPlex 2000 is listed as 2-hour fire rated by dormakaba. Confirm current fire door core compatibility with dormakaba Australia before specifying for any fire-rated door installation.
Key Features
- Self-powered via dormakaba PowerStar technology — no batteries, no wiring, and no external power source required.
- Built-in super capacitors store a full charge for up to 10 weeks with no activity.
- Stores up to 100 PIN codes and a 1,000-event audit trail in onboard memory.
- Vandal-resistant solid metal pushbutton keypad with telephony-style layout.
- PIN code length adjustable from 4 to 8 digits.
- Three operating modes: PIN access, Passage mode, and Lockout mode.
- Re-lock time adjustable from 2 to 20 seconds.
- Anti-tamper lockout adjustable from 3 to 9 invalid attempts, with a configurable lockout period of 0 to 90 seconds.
- Key-in-lever mechanical override with Kaba 1539 6-pin bump-resistant cylinder and Schlage "C" keyway.
- Grade 1 commercial construction — solid cast housing and levers; cylindrical drive wear-tested for indoor and outdoor use.
- No wiring to or through the door; eliminates the risk of pinched wires.
- Indoor/outdoor approved operating range: -35°C to 66°C.
- 2-hour fire rated; constructed to ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 durability standard.
- Two variants: cylindrical (70mm backset, EPS2031XSLL62641) and MS2 mortice (60mm backset, EPS2070XSLL62641).
- Optional PC software available for bulk user management (not required for standard operation).
Access Methods
Fingerprint
Face Recognition
Palm Recognition
What's in the Box
- 1 x outside lock housing with integrated keypad
- 1 x inside trim assembly with lever
- 1 x cylindrical latch unit (EPS2031XSLL62641 – cylindrical variant)
OR 1 x MS2 mortice lock assembly (EPS2070XSLL62641 – mortice variant) - 1 x key-in-lever override cylinder
- 2 x override keys
- Drilling templates
- Installation manual, quick reference guide, and operations manual
- Hardware bag (square spindle, strike kit, mounting screws, Allen keys, extension spring, spacers)
Note: No batteries are included or required. The PowerPlex 2000 is self-powered via the lever mechanism. The factory master code is 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 and must be changed during initial setup before the lock can be placed in service.
Suitable Uses
- Commercial offices, healthcare facilities, education, and government buildings requiring PIN access control without network connectivity.
- Server rooms, plant rooms, utility spaces, and storage areas where battery replacement is not practical.
- Stairwells and other fire-rated door applications (2-hour fire rating — confirm specific AU door core certification before specifying).
- Indoor and outdoor installations across a wide operating temperature range (-35°C to 66°C).
- Sites requiring self-contained, standalone electronic access with an audit trail.
- Applications where connectivity infrastructure is unavailable, undesired, or a security concern.
Not Suitable For
- Applications requiring remote unlock, app management, or RFID credential access — the PowerPlex 2000 is PIN and mechanical key only.
- Residential front doors where a 70mm backset may not be available — confirm your backset before ordering the cylindrical variant.
- Time-sensitive delivery scenarios — this is a build-to-order product with a lead time; it is not available for same-day or next-day dispatch.
- Applications where the Passage mode duration must be customised — the PowerPlex 2000 has a fixed 9-hour passage duration that cannot be changed.
PowerPlex 2000 – Variants on This Page
Both variants share the same keypad housing, access features, finish, and warranty. Select the required variant at checkout.
Full Specifications
Dimensions
If you are unsure which backset your door requires, see our guide to measuring your lock backset, or the Buyer's Guide chapter on measuring your door. Note that 70mm is less common in standard Australian residential doors — confirm before ordering.
Exterior keypad unit — 227mm H × 84mm W × 81mm D
Interior lever unit — 225mm H × 83mm W × 57mm D
Lock body options — cylindrical latch (29mm W) and MS2 mortice faceplate (175mm H × 25mm W; body 120mm H × 86mm deep)
Power & Backup Access
- The PowerPlex 2000 contains no batteries. Power is generated by turning the lever, which charges built-in super capacitors via dormakaba's PowerStar technology. No external power connection or wiring is required.
- The super capacitors hold a full charge for up to 10 weeks with no activity at the lock. If the lock has been inactive for several weeks, pump the lever 4-6 times before entering a code to recharge the capacitors.
- During extended keypad programming sessions (programming many user codes in sequence), the lock's stored charge may start to fade after approximately 20 seconds — indicated by the red LED flashing once per second. If this occurs, pump the lever once to recharge before continuing.
- Mechanical key override using the supplied Kaba 1539 cylinder provides physical backup access at all times, including during the anti-tamper lockout period.
Available Finish Options
Satin Chrome
EPS2031XSLL62641 / EPS2070XSLL62641
(This Product)
Satin brass and dark bronze are available as special-order options — call 07 5601 1867 to enquire.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the PowerPlex 2000 connect to an app, gateway, or Wi-Fi network?
No. The PowerPlex 2000 is a fully standalone lock with no wireless connectivity of any kind. There is no app, no Bluetooth, no Wi-Fi, no gateway, and no remote unlock capability. All user codes are programmed directly at the keypad or via optional PC software connected via cable. This makes it well-suited to environments where network connectivity is unavailable or undesirable. For a broader overview of what connected vs standalone means in practice, see Chapter 01 – What is a Smart Lock?
No. The PowerPlex 2000 is a fully standalone lock with no wireless connectivity of any kind. There is no app, no Bluetooth, no Wi-Fi, no gateway, and no remote unlock capability. All user codes are programmed directly at the keypad or via optional PC software connected via cable. This makes it well-suited to environments where network connectivity is unavailable or undesirable. For a broader overview of what connected vs standalone means in practice, see Chapter 01 – What is a Smart Lock?
How does the lock generate power with no batteries?
Each turn of the lever drives the PowerStar mechanism, which converts the mechanical energy into electrical energy stored in the built-in super capacitors. Those capacitors power the electronics when a code is entered or programming is performed. The super capacitors hold a full charge for up to 10 weeks with no activity. If the lock has been idle for a prolonged period, pump the lever 4-6 times before entering a code to restore the charge. During normal use, no priming is required.
Each turn of the lever drives the PowerStar mechanism, which converts the mechanical energy into electrical energy stored in the built-in super capacitors. Those capacitors power the electronics when a code is entered or programming is performed. The super capacitors hold a full charge for up to 10 weeks with no activity. If the lock has been idle for a prolonged period, pump the lever 4-6 times before entering a code to restore the charge. During normal use, no priming is required.
What happens when too many wrong codes are entered?
The anti-tamper lockout is configurable. Once the set number of consecutive invalid attempts is reached (3-9, adjustable), the lock enters a lockout state for a configurable period of 0-90 seconds. During this lockout, no codes — including valid ones — will operate the lock. Only the mechanical key override can provide access during the lockout period. All invalid attempts and lockout events are recorded in the 1,000-event audit trail.
The anti-tamper lockout is configurable. Once the set number of consecutive invalid attempts is reached (3-9, adjustable), the lock enters a lockout state for a configurable period of 0-90 seconds. During this lockout, no codes — including valid ones — will operate the lock. Only the mechanical key override can provide access during the lockout period. All invalid attempts and lockout events are recorded in the 1,000-event audit trail.
Can this lock be used on a fire-rated door?
The PowerPlex 2000 is listed as 2-hour fire rated. However, the specific Australian fire door core type certification (E-Core, Firecore, or Pyropanel) is not stated in the Australian product documentation — the fire test references in the installation instructions relate to UK EN 1634-1 timber door standards. Before specifying this lock for an Australian fire-rated door installation, confirm current fire door core type compatibility with dormakaba Australia. For background on Australian fire door compliance, see Chapter 05 – Fire Door Smart Locks.
The PowerPlex 2000 is listed as 2-hour fire rated. However, the specific Australian fire door core type certification (E-Core, Firecore, or Pyropanel) is not stated in the Australian product documentation — the fire test references in the installation instructions relate to UK EN 1634-1 timber door standards. Before specifying this lock for an Australian fire-rated door installation, confirm current fire door core type compatibility with dormakaba Australia. For background on Australian fire door compliance, see Chapter 05 – Fire Door Smart Locks.
What is the difference between the cylindrical and MS2 mortice variants?
The cylindrical variant (EPS2031XSLL62641) uses a 54mm cylindrical drive hole and suits most standard timber and metal doors, with a 70mm standard backset (60mm optional) and a door thickness range of 35-64mm. The MS2 mortice variant (EPS2070XSLL62641) requires an MS2 mortice door preparation with a 60mm backset and suits doors 35-50mm thick. Extension kits are available for both variants to extend the door thickness range. If you are unsure which variant suits your door, call us before ordering on 07 5601 1867.
The cylindrical variant (EPS2031XSLL62641) uses a 54mm cylindrical drive hole and suits most standard timber and metal doors, with a 70mm standard backset (60mm optional) and a door thickness range of 35-64mm. The MS2 mortice variant (EPS2070XSLL62641) requires an MS2 mortice door preparation with a 60mm backset and suits doors 35-50mm thick. Extension kits are available for both variants to extend the door thickness range. If you are unsure which variant suits your door, call us before ordering on 07 5601 1867.
Additional Information
Factory Master Code:
The PowerPlex 2000 ships with a factory-preset 8-digit master code of 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8. This must be changed during initial setup before the lock is placed in service. Failing to change the factory code is a common installation oversight. The operations manual documents the full programming sequence, which starts with setting the code length and then changing the master code.
The PowerPlex 2000 ships with a factory-preset 8-digit master code of 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8. This must be changed during initial setup before the lock is placed in service. Failing to change the factory code is a common installation oversight. The operations manual documents the full programming sequence, which starts with setting the code length and then changing the master code.
Passage Mode Limitation:
The PowerPlex 2000 supports Passage mode (door held in unlocked state), but the programmable duration feature is not available on PowerPlex models. The door will remain in Passage mode for the default 9-hour period. The duration cannot be changed on the PowerPlex 2000; this feature is limited to the battery-powered E-Plex 2000 series. Plan accordingly when specifying the lock for applications requiring a custom passage duration.
The PowerPlex 2000 supports Passage mode (door held in unlocked state), but the programmable duration feature is not available on PowerPlex models. The door will remain in Passage mode for the default 9-hour period. The duration cannot be changed on the PowerPlex 2000; this feature is limited to the battery-powered E-Plex 2000 series. Plan accordingly when specifying the lock for applications requiring a custom passage duration.
Fire Door Installations:
The PowerPlex 2000 is listed as 2-hour fire rated by dormakaba and its distributor. The Australian brochure does not specify which fire door core type (E-Core, Firecore, or Pyropanel) the lock is certified against. When specifying for an Australian fire door installation, confirm the specific door core certification with dormakaba Australia before proceeding. Also ensure all other hardware in the assembly — hinges, strikes, door seals, and closers — is fire rated and compatible. See our guide to fire door types and smart lock certification for a breakdown of Australian fire door core types.
The PowerPlex 2000 is listed as 2-hour fire rated by dormakaba and its distributor. The Australian brochure does not specify which fire door core type (E-Core, Firecore, or Pyropanel) the lock is certified against. When specifying for an Australian fire door installation, confirm the specific door core certification with dormakaba Australia before proceeding. Also ensure all other hardware in the assembly — hinges, strikes, door seals, and closers — is fire rated and compatible. See our guide to fire door types and smart lock certification for a breakdown of Australian fire door core types.
Self-Powered Technology and Longevity:
The PowerStar mechanism has been used in dormakaba products for over 20 years. Eliminating batteries also eliminates the battery failure mode — a common cause of lockouts on battery-powered digital locks in low-traffic locations where batteries can deplete unnoticed. For context on factors affecting the lifespan of electronic locks in Australian conditions, see our blog on how long digital door locks last.
The PowerStar mechanism has been used in dormakaba products for over 20 years. Eliminating batteries also eliminates the battery failure mode — a common cause of lockouts on battery-powered digital locks in low-traffic locations where batteries can deplete unnoticed. For context on factors affecting the lifespan of electronic locks in Australian conditions, see our blog on how long digital door locks last.
Handing and Code Length:
The outside lever is field-reversible on this lock. Check the door handing before installation. The PIN code length (4-8 digits) must be set before any user codes are added, as all codes must be the same length. This is the first programming step and can only be performed while the lock is still in factory mode. Plan the code length before beginning setup.
The outside lever is field-reversible on this lock. Check the door handing before installation. The PIN code length (4-8 digits) must be set before any user codes are added, as all codes must be the same length. This is the first programming step and can only be performed while the lock is still in factory mode. Plan the code length before beginning setup.
Warranty
Warranty
10-year mechanical warranty - electronic components on digital door locks and electric locks are covered for 1 year from date of purchase. Backed by the Australian Consumer Law. Proof of purchase required for all claims. Returns & Warranty | dormakaba Warranty Terms | Warranty PDF
10-year mechanical warranty - electronic components on digital door locks and electric locks are covered for 1 year from date of purchase. Backed by the Australian Consumer Law. Proof of purchase required for all claims. Returns & Warranty | dormakaba Warranty Terms | Warranty PDF
PowerPlex 2000 specific: dormakaba's PowerPlex 2000 factsheet states a 3-year warranty tracked by a built-in warranty counter stored in the lock's memory that begins at the date of installation. The general dormakaba warranty terms above set out the standard mechanical and electronic cover. For the exact terms that apply to your installation, contact us on 07 5601 1867 before ordering.
Download PDF Resources
dormakaba PowerPlex 2000 Factsheet (PDF)
Two-page dormakaba Australia factsheet covering PowerStar self-powered operation and the full specifications for both the cylindrical (70mm standard / 60mm optional backset) and MS2 mortice (60mm backset) versions - the Australian specification source for this lock.
Two-page dormakaba Australia factsheet covering PowerStar self-powered operation and the full specifications for both the cylindrical (70mm standard / 60mm optional backset) and MS2 mortice (60mm backset) versions - the Australian specification source for this lock.
dormakaba E-Plex 2000 / PowerPlex 2000 Installation Instructions (PDF)
Manufacturer fitting guide - cylindrical door preparation and backset templates, lock housing and strike installation, key-in-lever override, and the operation test. dormakaba North American edition; the Australian MS2 mortice preparation is not covered - confirm MS2 mortice fitting with dormakaba Australia.
Manufacturer fitting guide - cylindrical door preparation and backset templates, lock housing and strike installation, key-in-lever override, and the operation test. dormakaba North American edition; the Australian MS2 mortice preparation is not covered - confirm MS2 mortice fitting with dormakaba Australia.
dormakaba E-Plex 2000 / PowerPlex 2000 Operations Manual (PDF)
Full keypad programming guide - factory mode and factory master code, setting the code length, master and user codes (up to 100), unlock and re-lock timing, anti-tamper lockout, passage mode, resets, and the LED message table.
Full keypad programming guide - factory mode and factory master code, setting the code length, master and user codes (up to 100), unlock and re-lock timing, anti-tamper lockout, passage mode, resets, and the LED message table.
dormakaba PowerPlex 2000 – FAQ, Setup and Owner's Guide
In-depth answers for buyers, installers and facility managers. For a broader reference, see the Smart Lock FAQ (Chapter 13) and the full Smart Lock Buyer's Guide.
Power & Self-Charging
Does the PowerPlex 2000 really work with no batteries?
Yes. It has no batteries and no wiring. Turning the lever drives dormakaba's PowerStar mechanism, which charges built-in super capacitors that power the keypad electronics. A full charge holds for up to 10 weeks with no activity, so a low-traffic door keeps working without any power source or maintenance. See the Power & Backup Access section for the detail.
Yes. It has no batteries and no wiring. Turning the lever drives dormakaba's PowerStar mechanism, which charges built-in super capacitors that power the keypad electronics. A full charge holds for up to 10 weeks with no activity, so a low-traffic door keeps working without any power source or maintenance. See the Power & Backup Access section for the detail.
What do I do if the lock has not been used for a few weeks?
Pump the lever 4-6 times before entering a code to recharge the capacitors, then operate as normal. When the lock is first fitted, dormakaba's manual asks for a few lever activations before the first test as well. During everyday use no priming is needed. The full sequence is in the Operations Manual (introduction).
Pump the lever 4-6 times before entering a code to recharge the capacitors, then operate as normal. When the lock is first fitted, dormakaba's manual asks for a few lever activations before the first test as well. During everyday use no priming is needed. The full sequence is in the Operations Manual (introduction).
The red LED flashes while I am programming several codes - is something wrong?
No. During a long programming run the stored charge can start to fade, shown by the red LED flashing about once a second. Pump the lever once to top up the charge and carry on. It is a normal characteristic of a self-powered lock, not a fault.
No. During a long programming run the stored charge can start to fade, shown by the red LED flashing about once a second. Pump the lever once to top up the charge and carry on. It is a normal characteristic of a self-powered lock, not a fault.
Access, Codes & Security
How many PIN codes can it hold?
Up to 100 code locations, one of which is reserved for the master code, leaving the rest for manager, access and service users. Every code is the same length, set once between 4 and 8 digits before any user codes are added. See the Full Specifications and the Operations Manual (user levels).
Up to 100 code locations, one of which is reserved for the master code, leaving the rest for manager, access and service users. Every code is the same length, set once between 4 and 8 digits before any user codes are added. See the Full Specifications and the Operations Manual (user levels).
Can I see who unlocked the door and when?
The lock records a 1,000-event audit trail in its memory, but that log is not readable at the keypad. To retrieve it you connect the optional dormakaba PC software by cable and download the events. Standard day-to-day operation needs no software at all - the audit trail simply builds up in the background until it is read.
The lock records a 1,000-event audit trail in its memory, but that log is not readable at the keypad. To retrieve it you connect the optional dormakaba PC software by cable and download the events. Standard day-to-day operation needs no software at all - the audit trail simply builds up in the background until it is read.
What happens after several wrong codes?
The anti-tamper lockout is adjustable - set it to trigger after 3 to 9 consecutive invalid attempts, with a lockout period of 0 to 90 seconds. While it is locked out no code works, but the mechanical key override still opens the door, and every failed attempt is written to the audit trail.
The anti-tamper lockout is adjustable - set it to trigger after 3 to 9 consecutive invalid attempts, with a lockout period of 0 to 90 seconds. While it is locked out no code works, but the mechanical key override still opens the door, and every failed attempt is written to the audit trail.
Is there a mechanical key backup?
Yes. A key-in-lever override uses a Kaba 1539 6-pin bump-resistant cylinder on a Schlage "C" keyway, and two keys are supplied. It gives physical entry at all times, including during a lockout. If a mechanical override matters to you, browse other locks with a backup key.
Yes. A key-in-lever override uses a Kaba 1539 6-pin bump-resistant cylinder on a Schlage "C" keyway, and two keys are supplied. It gives physical entry at all times, including during a lockout. If a mechanical override matters to you, browse other locks with a backup key.
Fire Doors & Compliance
Can I fit the PowerPlex 2000 to a fire door?
It is listed as 2-hour fire rated, but the Australian documentation does not state which fire door core type (E-Core, Firecore or Pyropanel) it is certified against, and the fire note in the installation manual is a UK EN 1634-1 timber-door test rather than an Australian rating. Confirm current core-type compatibility with dormakaba Australia before specifying it for a fire door, and make sure the hinges, strikes, seals and closer are fire rated too. Background: Fire Door Smart Locks (Chapter 05), Australian Standards (AS1905.1) and our blog on fire door types and certification.
It is listed as 2-hour fire rated, but the Australian documentation does not state which fire door core type (E-Core, Firecore or Pyropanel) it is certified against, and the fire note in the installation manual is a UK EN 1634-1 timber-door test rather than an Australian rating. Confirm current core-type compatibility with dormakaba Australia before specifying it for a fire door, and make sure the hinges, strikes, seals and closer are fire rated too. Background: Fire Door Smart Locks (Chapter 05), Australian Standards (AS1905.1) and our blog on fire door types and certification.
What durability standard does it meet?
The PowerPlex 2000 is designed and certified to ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 - the commercial, high-traffic durability grade - with a solid cast housing and levers. It is approved for indoor and outdoor use across a -35°C to 66°C operating range. For how the grades work, see Chapter 11 - Australian Standards.
The PowerPlex 2000 is designed and certified to ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 - the commercial, high-traffic durability grade - with a solid cast housing and levers. It is approved for indoor and outdoor use across a -35°C to 66°C operating range. For how the grades work, see Chapter 11 - Australian Standards.
Fitting & Door Preparation
Which backset and door thickness do I need?
The cylindrical variant uses a 54mm bore with a 70mm backset as standard (60mm optional) and suits doors 35-64mm thick, with an optional kit to 95mm. The MS2 mortice variant has a 60mm backset and suits doors 35-50mm thick, with an optional kit to 64mm. Both need a minimum stile width of 127mm. Measure first: see Chapter 02 - Measuring Your Door and our guide to standard backset sizes.
The cylindrical variant uses a 54mm bore with a 70mm backset as standard (60mm optional) and suits doors 35-64mm thick, with an optional kit to 95mm. The MS2 mortice variant has a 60mm backset and suits doors 35-50mm thick, with an optional kit to 64mm. Both need a minimum stile width of 127mm. Measure first: see Chapter 02 - Measuring Your Door and our guide to standard backset sizes.
Do the supplied manuals cover the Australian MS2 mortice?
No. The installation and operations manuals supplied with the lock are dormakaba's North American editions. The cylindrical fitting steps apply directly, but the mortice chapter covers the American Standard Mortise, not the Australian MS2 preparation used by the EPS2070 variant. Use the Australian factsheet for AU specifications, and confirm MS2 mortice fitting with dormakaba Australia or a licensed locksmith.
No. The installation and operations manuals supplied with the lock are dormakaba's North American editions. The cylindrical fitting steps apply directly, but the mortice chapter covers the American Standard Mortise, not the Australian MS2 preparation used by the EPS2070 variant. Use the Australian factsheet for AU specifications, and confirm MS2 mortice fitting with dormakaba Australia or a licensed locksmith.
Can I install it myself?
A competent installer can fit the cylindrical variant using the supplied templates. Note, though, that dormakaba's warranty excludes defects arising from installation not carried out by dormakaba or its agents - your rights under the Australian Consumer Law still apply regardless. For a commercial or fire-rated door, professional installation is the safer path; our team can help through advice and installation.
A competent installer can fit the cylindrical variant using the supplied templates. Note, though, that dormakaba's warranty excludes defects arising from installation not carried out by dormakaba or its agents - your rights under the Australian Consumer Law still apply regardless. For a commercial or fire-rated door, professional installation is the safer path; our team can help through advice and installation.
Is the handing reversible?
Yes - the outside lever is field-reversible, so one lock suits a left- or right-hand door. Check the door handing before you begin, and set it during fitting. See the handing note under Additional Information.
Yes - the outside lever is field-reversible, so one lock suits a left- or right-hand door. Check the door handing before you begin, and set it during fitting. See the handing note under Additional Information.
Modes & Everyday Use
Does it have a passage (free-entry) mode?
Yes. Passage mode holds the door unlocked so it opens without a code - useful during business hours. On the PowerPlex 2000 the passage duration is fixed at the 9-hour default and cannot be re-timed; the programmable passage timer is a feature of the battery-powered E-Plex 2000 instead. For how passage differs from holdback, see our blog on passage mode vs holdback mode.
Yes. Passage mode holds the door unlocked so it opens without a code - useful during business hours. On the PowerPlex 2000 the passage duration is fixed at the 9-hour default and cannot be re-timed; the programmable passage timer is a feature of the battery-powered E-Plex 2000 instead. For how passage differs from holdback, see our blog on passage mode vs holdback mode.
Variants & a Connected Alternative
Cylindrical or MS2 mortice - which do I choose?
Choose the cylindrical variant (EPS2031XSLL62641) for standard timber and metal doors bored for a cylindrical lockset (54mm bore, 70mm backset). Choose the MS2 mortice variant (EPS2070XSLL62641) for doors prepared for a mortice lockset (60mm backset). Both share the same keypad, features, finish and warranty - see the variants table.
Choose the cylindrical variant (EPS2031XSLL62641) for standard timber and metal doors bored for a cylindrical lockset (54mm bore, 70mm backset). Choose the MS2 mortice variant (EPS2070XSLL62641) for doors prepared for a mortice lockset (60mm backset). Both share the same keypad, features, finish and warranty - see the variants table.
Is there a dormakaba keypad lock with app, Bluetooth or card access?
Yes. If you need connectivity, the dormakaba M5 BLE Digital Smart Lock adds PIN, RFID card/fob and Bluetooth app access, is fire rated, and is supplied with the dormakaba MS2602 mortice. The PowerPlex 2000 is the fully standalone, self-powered alternative for sites that want no wireless connectivity at all.
Yes. If you need connectivity, the dormakaba M5 BLE Digital Smart Lock adds PIN, RFID card/fob and Bluetooth app access, is fire rated, and is supplied with the dormakaba MS2602 mortice. The PowerPlex 2000 is the fully standalone, self-powered alternative for sites that want no wireless connectivity at all.
Related products, guides and chapters
Related dormakaba products: dormakaba M5 BLE Digital Smart Lock (PIN, RFID and Bluetooth, fire rated) · dormakaba Rosé Biometric Digital Door Lock (internal doors) · dormakaba MS2602 Primary Mortice Lock · dormakaba RB111 Heavy Duty Roller Bolt (fire-door secondary latch) · dormakaba Roller Bolt 2520.
Browse the range: Digital Mechanical Locks · PIN Code locks · Locks with a backup key · Fire Door locks · the full dormakaba range.
Buyer's Guide chapters: Ch 01 - What is a Smart Lock? · Ch 02 - Measuring Your Door · Ch 05 - Fire Door Smart Locks · Ch 11 - Australian Standards · Ch 13 - Smart Lock FAQ.
Blogs: Measuring Your Lock Backset · Fire Door Types & Certification · How Long Do Digital Door Locks Last? · Heavy Duty Commercial Mechanical Digital Locks · Passage Mode vs Holdback Mode.
What's in the Box – dormakaba PowerPlex 2000
- 1 x outside lock housing with integrated keypad
- 1 x inside trim assembly with lever
- 1 x cylindrical latch unit (EPS2031XSLL62641 – cylindrical variant)
OR 1 x MS2 mortice lock assembly (EPS2070XSLL62641 – mortice variant) - 1 x key-in-lever override cylinder (Kaba 1539 6-pin, Schlage "C" keyway)
- 2 x override keys
- Drilling templates (backset-specific paper templates)
- Installation manual, quick reference guide, and operations manual
- Hardware bag including: square spindle, strike kit, mounting screws (12-24 hex head), Allen keys (1/8" and 5/64"), extension spring, flat head screws, and spacers
No batteries are included or required. The PowerPlex 2000 is entirely self-powered via the PowerStar lever mechanism.
Factory master code: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8. This must be changed during initial setup before placing the lock in service. Refer to the Operations Manual for the programming sequence.
Factory master code: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8. This must be changed during initial setup before placing the lock in service. Refer to the Operations Manual for the programming sequence.
dormakaba PowerPlex 2000 – Dimensions
Exterior keypad unit. Height 227mm, width 84mm, depth 81mm.
Interior lever unit. Height 225mm, width 83mm, depth 57mm.
Lock body options. Cylindrical latch (left): 29mm wide. MS2 mortice (right): faceplate 175mm H × 25mm W; body 120mm H × 86mm deep.
dormakaba PowerPlex 2000 – Product Brochure
Page 1 – Product overview and PowerStar technology
Page 2 – Specifications, dimensions and locking options
PDF Files – dormakaba PowerPlex 2000
dormakaba PowerPlex 2000 Factsheet (PDF)
Two-page dormakaba Australia factsheet covering PowerStar self-powered operation and the full specifications for both the cylindrical (70mm standard / 60mm optional backset) and MS2 mortice (60mm backset) versions - the Australian specification source for this lock.
Two-page dormakaba Australia factsheet covering PowerStar self-powered operation and the full specifications for both the cylindrical (70mm standard / 60mm optional backset) and MS2 mortice (60mm backset) versions - the Australian specification source for this lock.
dormakaba E-Plex 2000 / PowerPlex 2000 Installation Instructions (PDF)
Manufacturer fitting guide - cylindrical door preparation and backset templates, lock housing and strike installation, key-in-lever override, and the operation test. dormakaba North American edition; the Australian MS2 mortice preparation is not covered - confirm MS2 mortice fitting with dormakaba Australia.
Manufacturer fitting guide - cylindrical door preparation and backset templates, lock housing and strike installation, key-in-lever override, and the operation test. dormakaba North American edition; the Australian MS2 mortice preparation is not covered - confirm MS2 mortice fitting with dormakaba Australia.
dormakaba E-Plex 2000 / PowerPlex 2000 Operations Manual (PDF)
Full keypad programming guide - factory mode and factory master code, setting the code length, master and user codes (up to 100), unlock and re-lock timing, anti-tamper lockout, passage mode, resets, and the LED message table.
Full keypad programming guide - factory mode and factory master code, setting the code length, master and user codes (up to 100), unlock and re-lock timing, anti-tamper lockout, passage mode, resets, and the LED message table.
dormakaba Warranty
dormakaba Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 14 067 969 466) provides the following warranty on all dormakaba branded products sold in Australia. This warranty is in addition to, and does not limit, your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Warranty Summary
How to Make a Claim
For full returns and warranty claim procedures, visit our Returns & Warranty page - this is kept up to date and is the authoritative reference for current claim steps.
- Report the defect promptly. Contact Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites, trading names, and subsidiaries (including Gold Coast Smart Locks) as your point of sale in the first instance. Claims must be lodged no later than 1 month from the date the defect becomes obvious.
- Prepare your documentation. You will need proof of purchase (invoice or receipt), the date of delivery or installation, your name and address, and any maintenance records relevant to the product.
- Make the product available for inspection. dormakaba requires adequate access to the goods, fittings, and fixtures to assess any warranty claim and carry out repairs. If no fault is found, dormakaba's standard costs for inspection, service, and testing apply.
- Warranty work is conducted during normal business hours - 8:00am to 5:00pm, Monday to Friday.
Note: The expense of making a warranty claim (including transport and access costs) is borne by the purchaser.
Exclusions
This warranty does not cover:
- Damage or defects caused by misuse, abuse, neglect, or failure to follow dormakaba's selection, installation, and maintenance instructions
- Fair wear and tear
- Damage arising from installation not carried out by dormakaba or its authorised agents
- Damage caused to the structures the product is installed in, where installation was not by dormakaba or its authorised agents
- Damage caused by circumstances beyond dormakaba's control
- Defects within acceptable industry variances
- Products used other than for their intended purpose
- Damage from exposure to abnormal conditions, including but not limited to extreme temperature, water, fire, humidity, pressure, or stress
- Products that have been modified, built on, or repaired by a third party
- Products not maintained in accordance with dormakaba's care, cleaning, and maintenance instructions (as amended from time to time on the dormakaba website)
- Routine maintenance items (the purchaser's responsibility)
- Products installed, maintained, or operated other than in accordance with dormakaba's instructions
- Overhaul, replacement, or repair work carried out prior to dormakaba's approval of a warranty claim
Important Notes
Australian Consumer Law
In Australia, our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure, and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if they fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. Nothing in this warranty limits or excludes these statutory rights.
In Australia, our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure, and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if they fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. Nothing in this warranty limits or excludes these statutory rights.
Replacement & Repair
dormakaba reserves the right to replace defective parts with components of similar quality, grade, and composition where an identical part is unavailable. Refurbished parts or goods of the same type may be used. For discontinued or unavailable products, dormakaba may substitute an equivalent current product. All products replaced under warranty become the property of dormakaba.
dormakaba reserves the right to replace defective parts with components of similar quality, grade, and composition where an identical part is unavailable. Refurbished parts or goods of the same type may be used. For discontinued or unavailable products, dormakaba may substitute an equivalent current product. All products replaced under warranty become the property of dormakaba.
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