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Locks, brackets, exit devices, power supplies, closers and rain covers for completing an access-controlled door. Select them around door construction, release behavior, mounting fit and the electrical load.
Single-door 280 kg (600 lb) maglock with NO/NC status output, a 250 × 47 × 26 mm aluminum-alloy body and a 12 or 24 V DC coil drawing 480/240 mA.
One 500 mm aluminum body holding two 280 kg (600 lb) magnets for double doors, with an NO/NC status signal output and 12 or 24 V DC operation.
Waterproof single-door maglock holding 280 kg (600 lb), with an aluminum-alloy housing, installer-selectable 12/24 V DC coil and a door-status output.
Fail-safe 280 kg (600 lb) single-door maglock with a 250 × 47 × 26 mm aluminum-alloy body, 12 or 24 V DC coil (480/240 mA) and hex-socket screws.
Fail-safe double-door maglock: two 280 kg (600 lb) magnets in one 500 × 47 × 26 mm aluminum body, 12 or 24 V DC, without signal output.
Compact 210 mm stainless-steel maglock with 280 kg (600 lb) holding force, waterproof construction, selectable 12/24 V DC coil and a door-status output.
Waterproof 280 kg (600 lb) stainless-steel maglock with an oversized 200 × 45 × 13 mm armature plate, lock-status output and selectable 12/24 V DC coil.
Two-piece Z and L aluminum bracket that lets a 280 kg (600 lb) magnetic lock secure a door opening toward the lock side; brushed finish, screws included.
Fail-safe 12 V DC drop bolt with a door-status signal output for monitored doors, 0/3/6/9 s delay and 110 mA draw. Fits wood, metal, glass and fire doors.
Fail-safe 12 V DC electric drop bolt with a selectable 0/3/6/9 s time delay and 110 mA draw, for wood, metal, glass and fire doors. Fail-secure build on request.
Stainless-steel U bracket that mounts an electric drop bolt on frameless glass doors 8–15 mm thick with a 180° opening range. Listed for EB-110 and EB-120.
Compact 90 mm stainless-steel bracket for electric drop bolts on glass doors that are frameless at the bottom. Clamps 8–15 mm glass; iron shim and two rubber gaskets included.
IP67 no-touch exit button with 0–15 cm infrared sensing, relay NO/NC/COM output and blue/green status LED. Three metal plate sizes in silver or gun gray.
Touch-free infrared request-to-exit button on an 86 × 86 mm stainless-steel plate, 9–16 V DC, with NO/NC/COM outputs. Handprint or No Touch face graphic.
No-touch infrared exit button on a rectangular 115 × 70 mm stainless-steel plate, 9–16 V DC, with NO/NC/COM outputs. Handprint or No Touch face graphic.
12 V DC, 5 A linear power supply with exit-button and control inputs and NC/NO lock outputs, in a 182 × 79 × 62 mm steel case. 220 V AC input.
450 × 340 × 90 mm steel power box with a 12 V DC 5 A or 10 A supply, circuit breaker, tamper switch and lid-activated LED. Optional backup battery.
12 V DC, 3 A linear power supply for access control doors, with PUSH and CONTROL inputs and NC/NO lock outputs. Gray steel case, 220 V AC input.
Surface-mounted hydraulic door closer, EN size 4, for doors up to 80 kg and 1,100 mm wide, with two-stage speed control, backcheck and a 1,000,000-cycle rating.
ABS rain covers for outdoor access control terminals, keypads and readers: a large IP56 hood with a 135° front flap, or a compact 0.25 kg shield.
Door hardware has to work as a system. A reader and controller identify the user, but the lock, release device, power circuit and mechanical closing arrangement determine what the door does afterward. Build the accessory list from a door survey rather than selecting each item independently.
The magnetic-lock range covers single and double doors, status-output options and mounting brackets. Maglocks need the armature to meet the lock face correctly. Door swing, frame depth and glass construction decide whether an L, ZL or U bracket is appropriate; a holding-force label does not settle the mounting choice.
Electric drop bolts use a bolt and strike alignment instead. Their standard configuration is fail-safe, and a monitored model provides status feedback. Confirm frame cut-outs and glass brackets from drawings before machining. The door must close into the locking position consistently.
Touchless exit buttons provide relay contacts for a request-to-exit or lock-control circuit. Decide their role in the controller wiring and the site’s required release arrangement. Do not assume an exit sensor alone completes every door’s emergency release design.
The supply must accept the site’s mains input and support all connected loads. Check both continuous lock current and any start-up demand, plus reader and controller consumption. The compact linear supplies and the enclosed power-box options have different input ranges, terminal ratings and backup arrangements. The power-supply sizing guide explains the checks to make.
A closer returns the door to the position needed by the lock, while a rain cover can improve shielding at a suitable exterior installation. Neither corrects an unsuitable lock mounting or changes the reader’s own environmental rating. Send a door photo, frame measurements and the planned wiring with the accessory RFQ so brackets, outputs and power configurations can be checked as one package.
Maglock wiring with dry-relay COM/NC: keypad and reader diagrams, REX signals, approved egress release paths and manufacturer-specific suppression.
A fail-safe lock releases when power is cut; a fail-secure lock stays locked. Learn which to use per door, how to wire NO/NC, and what egress codes expect.
Program a standalone access control keypad: enter programming mode, change the master code, add card and PIN users, set relay time, reset and wire it.
Plan an RFID vehicle access control system: UHF windshield tags, long-range lane readers, Wiegand controllers and barrier triggering. Lane BOM and samples.
Apartment building access control hardware: anti-clone readers with matched fob sets, QR visitor codes, 4G controllers for rentals and UHF tags for gates.
Gym access control system hardware for 24/7 clubs: fob and wristband readers, face and QR terminals, anti-passback controllers and no-touch exit buttons.
Yes. Include the controller or reader, door construction, lock type, release devices and power requirements. List the accessory SKUs and quantities so fit and electrical settings can be reviewed together.
Not necessarily. Lock-body and armature dimensions vary. Match the bracket drawing and installation geometry to the selected lock.
No. A cover adds shielding but does not change the reader’s tested ingress rating. Select the reader and cover for the actual exposure and mounting conditions.
No. PW-110 and PW-120 have no battery charging circuit. PW-130 lists battery backup as an option, with the battery and charging details confirmed for the ordered configuration.
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