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[Delay Egress System] [Standard Magnetic Locks] [Shear Magnetic Locks]

 

Magnetic locking devices from brand name manufacturers such as Security Door Controls (SDC), Locknetics, and Securitron can help your facility's access needs.  There are a few primary types of maglocks that fit a wide variety of applications.  This page will give a brief description of magnetic locking products.

You can contact a qualified system engineer at the bottom of this page to design a custom package to fit your need.
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Smart Maglocks
and Delay Egress Systems
Maglocks are available with a variety of onboard circuit boards which are capable of multiple functions.

Manufacturers such as Locknetics, Security Door Controls (SDC),  and Securitron have made significant advances in locking technology. 



Features such as these are common in the more advance magnetic locks

  • Audit trail capability
  • Delay egress systems built in
  • Forced door and propped door alarms and outputs
  • Ability to have multiple users at an opening  (100 unique codes with audit capability for instance)
  • Ability to require credentials at an opening (Proximity or magnetic stripe cards for instance)
  • Multi door control via computer uplink
  • Built in egress sensors

 

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Shear Maglocks
Typical maglocks use a pull principle in order to achieve their holding force.  A shear maglock typically uses mechanical locking tabs and grooves in order to increase its holding force.  The advantages of shear maglocks:

  • Can be installed in a mortise configuration (concealed) or surface
  • Concealed installation offers better security and appearance
  • Greatly higher holding force (typically 2,500 lbs or more)
  • Available as surface mount units

 

Standard maglocks
While the smart and shear maglocks are extremely advanced the standard maglocks have not changed very much over the past 20 years.  This consistency has allowed manufacturers to focus on such things as lowering power consumption while providing higher holding forces.  A standard type magnetic lock offers advantages over mechanical hardware:

  • Long lasting performance  (no moving parts)
  • Silent operation
  • Low installation costs (compared to smart maglocks and shear maglocks)
  • Wide variety of mounting configurations (offset strike, inswing, outswing)

 

Egress devices (Request to Exit)
Every time an electronic locking device is installed we need to consider access and egress.  Egress devices are always required when using magnetic locks.  Without an egress device the magnetic lock will not know when to unlock.  A variety of egress devices are common and depending on the location of the installation will be required to meet local codes:

  • Request to exit motion detectors
  • Request to exit pushbuttons
  • Exit device hardware with extra switches for request to exit switching
  • Request to exit bars with capacitance sensors
  • Other sensors
  • Pushbutton switches with pneumatic timers

Egress sensors and buttons or combination of these units will ensure the safety of the occupants of a secure area in the event of fire or other emergency.

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