Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper
Description
Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper For Wood Cabinets
Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper is an anti-tip system from CompX Timberline Lock designed for wood applications such as lockers, closet cabinets and storage, kitchen cabinets, liquor cabinets, and entertainment units, so one product can handle diverse cabinet layouts on a job. The same system also fits audio visual cabinets, office furniture, reception and conference furniture, healthcare cabinetry, and retail display cabinets, so it supports projects across commercial and residential spaces. Radio frequency technology permits the transmitter pad to be stored anywhere within operating range, which hides visible hardware and keeps secured cabinets looking clean. That same radio frequency design allows the system to lock multiple wood cabinet doors or drawers from a single transmitter pad, helping consolidate control points. The product operates as part of an anti-tip system in the locks and latches category, so it is suited to controlled access on multi-drawer or multi-door wood casework.
Key Anti-Tip Snapper Details For Wood Use
- Radio frequency technology permits the transmitter pad to be stored anywhere within range, which removes the need for a visible lock on the cabinet face and keeps finished woodwork uninterrupted.
- One transmitter pad can activate an unlimited number of receiver latches, so a single control point can secure multiple doors or drawers on a bank of cabinets in the same area.
- The transmitter pad operates within a 15 ft range, giving flexibility to mount or place the pad where it is convenient to reach while still communicating with receiver latches in the same space.
- Separate user and supervisor codes from four to eight digits operate the locks, so access levels can be set differently for day-to-day users versus supervisory staff on the same installation.
- The receiver latch is easily programmed through the transmitter pad, allowing installers or facility teams to set or change codes at the cabinet location without additional tools.
- The receiver latch uses readily available 4-AAA batteries for power, which keeps the system independent of building wiring and lets batteries be replaced using standard cells.
Mounting And Range Details For Installation
The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper uses a receiver latch that mounts within drawer suspension clearance, so it fits into the space designed around a drawer slide without major cabinet redesign. This mounting approach lets the latch work with typical drawer construction used in wood lockers, storage cabinets, and office furniture. The transmitter pad operates within a 15 ft range, which defines a practical radius for placing the control pad relative to the cabinets it secures on a project. Radio frequency communication between the transmitter pad and the receiver latches means there is no direct line-of-sight requirement, so the pad can be located away from cabinet faces while still serving its locking function within that range. The receiver latch and transmitter pad work together as part of an anti-tip system in wood casework where a radio-controlled lock is needed.
Using This Anti-Tip System In Real Projects
Where The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper Fits Best
The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper is specified for wood applications such as lockers, closet cabinets and storage, kitchen cabinets, liquor cabinets, and entertainment units, so it supports both residential-style and institutional casework built from wood. It is also suited to audio visual cabinets, office furniture, reception and conference furniture, healthcare cabinetry, and retail display cabinets, which makes it applicable across education, healthcare, office, and retail interiors using wood case goods. As part of the anti-tip systems category in locks and latches, the product works in projects where controlled access and anti-tip functions are tied to cabinet doors or drawers. The radio frequency transmitter pad can be stored anywhere within its operating range, so it fits designs where a visible lock is not desired on the face of wood cabinets or furniture. Because one transmitter pad can activate an unlimited number of receiver latches, the system scales from a single cabinet to a run of multiple cabinets in the same space without changing the basic components.
How Features Support Consistent Locking Performance
The receiver latch mounts within drawer suspension clearance, so the hardware is positioned where drawer movement is already accounted for, which supports smooth operation alongside standard drawer slides. The receiver latch is easily programmed by the user through the transmitter pad, so the same interface used for everyday locking also controls setup and code changes. Separate user and supervisor codes from four to eight digits create two access levels on the same installation, which helps differentiate everyday access from administrative control based on code length and assignment. The transmitter pad operates within a 15 ft range, so cabinets installed inside that radius receive consistent lock commands without wiring runs between units. Radio frequency technology links the pad to each receiver latch, so cabinets remain visually clean while still participating in the locking system. Using 4-AAA batteries in the receiver latch keeps power self-contained at the cabinet, which supports predictable operation wherever standard batteries are available.
Common Questions About Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper
What wood applications can the Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper be used on?
The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper is for wood applications such as lockers, closet cabinets and storage, kitchen cabinets, liquor cabinets, entertainment units, audio visual cabinets, office furniture, and various commercial wood casework.
How does the transmitter pad control multiple cabinet doors or drawers?
The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper uses a transmitter pad that can activate an unlimited number of receiver latches, so one pad operates multiple wood cabinet doors or drawers in the same radio frequency range.
What is the operating range of the transmitter pad?
The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper transmitter pad operates within a 15 ft range, allowing receiver latches on cabinets inside that distance to respond to lock or unlock commands.
Where does the receiver latch mount in a drawer system?
The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper receiver latch mounts within drawer suspension clearance, placing it in the space already allowed for drawer movement and suspension hardware.
How are access codes managed on this anti-tip system?
The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper provides separate user and supervisor codes from four to eight digits, with the receiver latch easily programmed through the transmitter pad.
What powers the receiver latch on the Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper?
The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper receiver latch uses readily available 4-AAA batteries, supplying on-cabinet power without wiring to building electrical systems.
Select Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper For Wood Projects
The Timberline Anti-Tip Snapper from CompX Timberline Lock combines a radio frequency transmitter pad with receiver latches for wood cabinets and drawers, so a single coded control point can secure multiple units within a 15 ft range. With mounting designed around drawer suspension clearance and codes from four to eight digits for user and supervisor levels, the system aligns with typical wood casework construction while offering controlled access. For projects involving lockers, cabinets, or office furniture built from wood, this anti-tip system provides a defined locking approach backed by a known manufacturer part number, SN-400.
