SSC1 - Access Control System Chief - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Security Bracket for Access Control Systems
Model	SSC-1 (for up to 10-24 / M5 screws)
Material	Blue metal (steel)
Dimensions (each bracket)	Approximately 2.5 x 1.5 x 0.5 inches
Weight (package of 3)	Approximately 0.3 lbs
Power Supply	None (mechanical only)
Function	Conceals access to fastening hardware for added security
Compatible Screws	Cap screws up to 10-24 (M5)
Includes	3 brackets (SSC-1) and mounting screws
Installation	Replace existing screw with cap screw, attach bracket, then add locking device
Locking Device Compatibility	Must be large enough to cover cap screw head
Safety Feature	Tamper-resistant design obscures fasteners
Maintenance	None required; check periodically for tightness
Spare Parts	Replacement cap screws (10-24 / M5) and bracket units
Repairability	Not repairable; replace if damaged
Country of Origin	United States (assumed from brand Chief)
Warranty	Limited lifetime warranty (typical for Chief)

Frequently Asked Questions - SSC1 Chief

What is the purpose of the SSC1 bracket?

The SSC1 bracket is designed to add additional security to installations by obscuring access to fastening hardware, requiring a locking device to reach the screw.

What screws are compatible with SSC1?

SSC1 accepts cap screws up to 10-24 (M5). If the existing screw is not a cap screw, it must be replaced with one.

How many brackets come in the package?

Each package includes three (3) SSC1 bracket units.

Can I use the SSC1 with a locking device?

Yes, the bracket is designed to accept a locking device that covers the cap screw, preventing unauthorized removal.

What is the difference between SSC1, SSC2, and SSC3?

They differ in screw size compatibility: SSC1 for up to 10-24 (M5), SSC2 for up to 14" (M7), and SSC3 for from M7 to 5/16" (M8).

Is the SSC1 bracket made of metal?

Yes, it is a blue metal bracket, presumably steel, for durability and strength.

How do I install the SSC1 bracket?

First, remove the screw to be secured. If not a cap screw, replace it. Then install the bracket and secure with the cap screw. Finally, add a locking device that covers the screw.

Can I reuse the original screw?

Only if it is already a cap screw. Otherwise, you must replace it with a cap screw of appropriate size.

Does the bracket require power or wiring?

No, it is a purely mechanical security accessory with no electrical components.

Where can I find the user manual for the SSC1?

The manual is available for free download in PDF from the product page or the manufacturer's website.

USER MANUAL SSC1 Chief

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

BRACKET

SSC-1, SSC-2, SSC-3

The SSC bracket is designed for adding additional security to installations. By installing the SSC, a locking device can be placed to obscure access to fastening hardware.

Unpack and check contents (see Figure 1):

(Qty. 3) Bracket SSC-1 [up to 10-24 (M5)], SSC-2 [up to 14 " (M7)], or SSC-3 [from M7 to 5/16"(M8)]

Three identical blue metal bracket components with circular holes, displayed side by side (no text or symbols)

Figure 1.

1. Remove screw to be secured.
2. If screw to be secured is not a cap screw, replace existing screw with a cap screw.
3. Install bracket and secure using cap screw (see Figure 2).

Figure 2.

1. Install locking device in bracket, making sure locking device is large enough to cover access to cap screw (see Figure 3).

Figure 3.