Unlocking Key for FAAC 412/414/SPRINT/SEVEN/DOMO by Triton (MPN 16056)

The Triton mechanical unlocking key is designed for manual release of FAAC automatic gate and garage operators, including the 412, 414, SPRINT, SEVEN and DOMO series. It provides a compact, robust solution for gaining mechanical access when electrical power or remote controls are unavailable, enabling safe emergency or maintenance operations without modifying the operator. The tool is intended for technicians and installers who require a reliable mechanical override that integrates with the operator’s existing locking or release mechanism.

Advantages

This unlocking key offers a durable metal construction and precise fit for compatible FAAC models, ensuring dependable operation under repeated use. Its straightforward mechanical design requires no power, electronics, or batteries, making it suitable for emergency releases and routine maintenance. The key’s compatibility with multiple FAAC operator models reduces the need for several specialised tools, saving time for professionals during troubleshooting and service calls.

Suitable for

• Emergency manual release of automatic gates and garage doors
• Maintenance and servicing by technicians and installers
• Temporary access during power outages or remote-control failure
• On-site testing of mechanical release functions

Key specifications

• Type: Mechanical unlocking key for FAAC operator series
• Compatibility: FAAC 412, 414, SPRINT, SEVEN, DOMO series
• Material: Metal construction for durability
• Operation: Manual, no power required
• Use environment: Indoor/outdoor use as part of operator maintenance

How to use

Insert the unlocking key into the release mechanism or access point of the compatible FAAC operator according to the operator’s service instructions. Turn or actuate the key to disengage the automatic drive’s lock or clutch, allowing manual movement of the gate or door. Always follow the operator manufacturer’s procedures for safe release, secure the gate or door to prevent unintended movement, and restore the normal locking mechanism after power or control is available. Use only with operators known to be compatible and in accordance with safety guidelines.

Usage recommendations

Keep the unlocking key accessible to authorised service personnel and store it in a dry place to prevent corrosion. Regularly inspect the key for wear and replace it if deformation or damage is observed. Use the key only for the intended FAAC models and follow manufacturer guidelines when performing manual releases to ensure safe handling.