Low maintenance Safety bolts prevent the magnet from detaching from the bracket itself Kick off pin in the armature plate to overcome any residual magnetism when power to the magnet is turned off. Suitable for double doors For medium usage traffic applications Fire rated to EN1634-1 for 30min and 60min timber doors when used with SINAEM2
The Slimline Electro-magnetic Locks have been tested to the performance technical standard TS010 and fire rated for use on timber door to EN1634-1. The electro-magnetic locks can be mounted in a variety of applications with the use of a range of brackets designed specifically for the magnet. These face to face electro-magnetic locks are suitable for a range of applications used in conjunction with either access control systems or an audio / video entry system.
| Range | Slimline |
|---|---|
| Type Of Magnet | Face Fixed EM Lock |
| Door | Double |
| Status | Monitored |
| Nominal Holding Force | 600 lbf (2660N) (272kgf) |
| Finish | Satin Anodised Aluminium |
| Magnet Size (mm) | L500 x H185 x D26 |
| Armature Size (mm) | L185 x H38 x D12 |
| Voltage | 12 / 24V DC |
| Current | 1000mA at 12V / 500mA at 24V |
| IP Rating | No |
| Fire Test | EN1634-1 |
| Fire Rating | E30 & E60 |
| Commodity Code | 83014019 |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Height (mm) | 520 |
| Width (mm) | 96 |
| Depth (mm) | 44 |
| Weight (kg) | 4.2 |
| TS010 Grade | TS010 Grade 2 |
| EMC | EMC |
| CE Marked | CE |
| Adjustable L Bracket | AEMBR008 |
| Z & L Bracket | AEMBR089 |
| Intumescent | SINAEM2 Intumescent For Magnetic Lock |
| Adjustable L Bracket ADG | ADGI-1 |
| L Bracket | AEMBR1008 |
| Architectural L Bracket | AMH590/LA |
| Z & L Bracket F Section | AEMBR089F |
| Architectural Z & L Bracket | AMH590/ZA |
| Surface Armature Plate | AEMBR018 |
| Mortice Armature Plate | AEMBR019 |
| Glass Fixing Armature Plate | AEMBR185 |
| Architectural Cover | AEMAL101 |
| Glass Fixing Arm Plate Z ZL | AEMBR186 |
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