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Description
This is a bolt-on electromagnetic gate lock with 300kg of holding force: a powerful magnet in one black aluminium housing on the post holds an armature plate in a matching housing on the gate, so the gate stays shut until the access control cuts the power. The two housings close together at the gate's edge and their rounded ends form the pull handles, so there is nothing else to fit. It is fail open, releasing the instant power is removed, which suits escape gates and fire alarm release. It runs on 12 or 24V DC and bolts on with Quick-Fix fixings, with no welding. The price shown is for one complete lock in black.
Why use a magnetic lock
No moving parts to wear. A magnetic lock has no latch or bolt to bend, stick or go out of line as the gate settles, so it suits busy gates that open hundreds of times a day.
Holds 300kg. The holding force is tested on every lock before it leaves the factory, and a raised edge on the magnet housing stops a crowbar being forced between the magnet and the plate.
Releases cleanly. An anti-residual magnetism kick-off pushes the plate away the moment the power is cut, so the gate opens straight away instead of sticking.
Fail open for safety. With no power the lock releases, so an escape gate always opens in a power cut or when the fire alarm drops the supply.
Built for outdoors. Powder-coated aluminium housings with a two-layer protective coating, salt spray tested for 500 hours to ISO 9227 and certified by SGS.
Bolt-on fitting. Quick-Fix bolts fix the housings through a few drilled holes, so there is no welding of lock boxes onto the gate.
Where it is used
Pedestrian gates with card, fob, keypad or intercom entry at offices, schools, hospitals, blocks of flats, industrial yards, car parks and sports grounds, and escape gates in perimeter fences that must release on a fire alarm.
Specifications
| What you get | One electromagnetic lock: magnet housing, armature housing, Quick-Fix bolts and cable |
|---|---|
| Holding force | 300kg (660 lbs), tested on every lock |
| Voltage | 12V or 24V DC |
| Operation | Fail open: releases when power is off |
| Release | Anti-residual magnetism kick-off |
| Security | Raised edge on the magnet housing against crowbar attack |
| Fixing | Bolt-on with Quick-Fix bolts, no welding |
| Housing | Aluminium, black powder coat, two-layer outdoor coating |
| Corrosion test | 500 hours salt spray to ISO 9227, SGS certified |
| Size | 217mm x 98mm x 68mm |
| Weight | About 4.11 kg |
What else you need
| Part | Where |
|---|---|
| Power supply | 60W gate power supply |
| Keypad to release the gate | Weather-resistant keypad |
| Cable loop to protect the cable across the gate | Braided stainless cable loop, 450mm |
| Self-closing hinges so the gate returns to the magnet | Spring hinge set for 40mm gates |
| Other locks and keeps | Gate locks |
Choosing the right option
Choose a magnetic lock for powered access control on a busy gate, where you want no latch to wear and a gate that releases cleanly from a card reader, keypad or intercom. Because it is fail open, the gate is unlocked whenever the power is off, so use a battery-backed power supply where the gate must stay secure in a power cut, or choose a mechanical lock with a fail-close electric keep instead. Fit self-closing hinges or a gate closer so the gate swings back to the magnet every time.
Fitting and care
Hang the gate and fit its closer first. Mark the housings on the gate stile and post at the closing edge, drill the holes and fix them with the Quick-Fix bolts, lining the armature up flat against the magnet. Run the cable through a cable loop if it crosses to the gate and connect it to a 12 or 24V DC supply through your access control. Mains and fire alarm connections must be made by a qualified electrician. Keep the magnet and plate faces clean, and test the holding and release regularly.
Frequently asked questions
What happens in a power cut?
It is fail open, so the gate releases. Use a battery-backed supply if it must stay locked.
What power does it need?
12V or 24V DC from a suitable power supply.
Do I need separate handles?
No. The rounded housings form the pull handles on each side.
Does it need welding?
No. It bolts on with the Quick-Fix bolts supplied.
Ordering and delivery
Order online with Express UK Delivery and same-day dispatch on orders before 2pm, Monday to Friday. To check the lock, power supply and access control suit your gate, call 01744 520 110 or email sales@industrialsuppliesco.co.uk.
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