500kgs magnetic door lock

Key Features and Characteristics:

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  Holding Force:

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  nThe “500kg” specification refers to the maximum force (in kilograms) that the lock can withstand before the magnetic bond is broken, indicating its strength. 
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  Electromagnet and Armature Plate:

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  nThe lock utilizes an electromagnet and a corresponding armature plate. The electromagnet, when powered, creates a strong magnetic field that attracts the armature plate. 
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  Power Requirements:

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  nMagnetic locks require a power source (typically 12 or 24 VDC) to operate. They are fail-secure, meaning they will lock when power is lost. 
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  Security:

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  nMagnetic locks offer a high level of security due to their strong holding force, making them difficult to force open. 
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  Versatility:

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  nThey can be used on various types of doors, including glass doors, metal doors, and fire-rated doors. 
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  Installation:

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  nMagnetic locks typically come with mounting templates to aid in proper installation, reducing the complexity of installation. 
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  Additional Features:

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  Some magnetic locks may include features like MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) for reverse current protection and anti-residual magnetism design. 

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