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600s, 600lb Holding Force Single Magnetic Lock

$169.15 ~~$199.00~~

Overview

Alarm Controls Corporation's 600 pound Single Magnetic Lock, model 600s. The 600s provides a minimum of 600 pounds holding force and utilizes the ACC E-Z mount system for easy installation. The 600s is 12 or 24 VDC, jumper selectable and can be used with any access control system.

Features:

E-Z mount system, No special tools required
U.L. and Canadian U.L. Listing number R16759
Includes Manual, Armature Plate and Mounting Hardware For Basic Out-swing Applications.

** In-Swing applications require a Z bracket (available below)

600s, 600lb Single Magnetic Lock by Alarm Controls

Product Overview

Product Features

600 pound minimum holding force
E-Z mount system, No special tools required

Dimensions

Magnet size: 9 7/8 inches L x 1 11/16 inches H x 1 inch W
Armature size: 5 1/2 inches L x 1 1/4 inches W x 7/16 inches D

Power

12 or 24 VDC, jumper selectable
Low current draw: 400 Milliamperes @ 12 VDC, 200 Milliamperes @ 24 VDC
Built-in Arc Suppression
Instant Release, No hysteresis

Certification and Lisitng

UL 294 listed
UL 10C fire rated
CAN/ULC-S104 fire door conformant
UL 864 listed
CAN/ULC-S527 listed

Compatibility

The 600s can we used with any access control system

Finish

Non-Aluminum parts are plated to resist corrosion
Clear Anodized (US28) finish is standard
Duronic (US40) is available for special order
Dress-up covers in polished chrome and brass are available. Give us a call

Warranty

Lifetime Warranty

Also Known As

600s, 600S, ALA300600S

Finish

(selectable)

Manufacturer

Alarm Controls

Manufacturer Warranty

Lifetime

Model Number

600s

Power Requirements

24VDC/12VDC

Status Monitor

Not Available

UPC Code

604840236416

Datasheet PDF

Installation PDF

Certificate of Compliance PDF

1 Question asked on 600s, 600lb Holding Force Single Magnetic Lock • Ask a Question

Q Chase Lewis • 05/27/2022, 12:36:35 PM Was curious of how these mag locks are controlled. Is it simply 2 wires supplying 24V and ground? And controlling it simply a matter of controlling that 24V signal? Just wanted to confirm.

A 05/31/2022, 12:04:26 PM Correct, the lock will require a 2-wire connection (+ & -) either 12VDC or 24VDC input. Typically you would keep the (-) connection constant and then switch the (+) wire through various control devices like buttons, keypads, motion sensors, etc. For further assistance with building a complete system please give us a call direct at 1-866-500-5625