MN 280 Magnetic Lock

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Electromagnetic Door Lock with 280 KG Holding Force

Security systems are more important today than ever before. Especially in high-security areas, door lock systems must be durable and reliable, playing a critical role. The electromagnetic door lock with a holding force of 280 kg offers a strong magnetic grip, enhancing security while providing a practical solution. This system is suitable for commercial and industrial areas, offices, public buildings, and private properties, meeting diverse security needs.

MN 280 Magnetic Lock Technical Specifications

• Lock Size: 250L x 48.5W x 25H millimeters

• Structure: Hardened aluminum

• Holding Force: 280 kilograms (600 lbs)

• Operating Voltage: 12 Volts / 500 mA

• Lock Feature: Fail Secure

• Operating Temperature: Works smoothly between -10°C and +55°C

• Magnetic Part: Made of zinc

• Applications: Fire doors, metal doors, PVC doors, glass doors, and wooden doors

• Lock Weight: 2.1 kilograms

Installation and Mounting

Installing electromagnetic locks is generally straightforward but requires attention to certain details:

• Surface Preparation: The mounting surface must be clean and smooth.

• Electrical Connection: The lock operates typically at 12V or 24V DC and requires appropriate electrical wiring.

• Correct Positioning: Proper positioning is crucial to ensure maximum holding force.

• Testing: After installation, check that the lock works correctly.

Installation is usually performed by professionals; however, basic installation knowledge by the user can speed up the process.

What is an Electromagnetic Door Lock?

Electromagnetic door locks are advanced security systems that lock and unlock doors via electrical signals. They create a magnetic field between a metal plate and an electromagnet, securing the door firmly. In case of power failure or emergency, the door automatically unlocks, making them ideal for emergency exits.

Electromagnetic locks with a 280 kg holding force are preferred in areas requiring strong holding power, significantly preventing forced entry.