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Timer for Diax Electromagnetic Lock / pc
€81.44
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Usage
This electromagnetic bandeau is designed to secure emergency exits and access points in buildings. It is suitable for doors requiring a high holding force and clear visual indication of locking status, ensuring compliance with safety standards in public or industrial environments.
Advantages
- High retention force of 900 kg (3 x 300 kg) ensures robust security for access control.
- Integrated LED signaling provides clear visual feedback: blue for closed, green for open states.
- Compatible with a wide range of supply voltages: operates on 12/24/48V DC systems.
- Simplified installation thanks to pre-mounted magnets and adaptable profiles suitable for multiple door types.
- A continuous power supply is required to maintain the locked state, which may increase energy consumption if frequent unlocks are not expected.
Specifications
- The device features a robust aluminum profile measuring 2.5 meters and houses three electromagnets rated at 300 kg each (totaling up to 900 kg retention).
- Manufactured according to NF S61-937 standards, it is certified specifically for use on emergency exit doors.
- The system incorporates dual-color LED indication (blue = locked; green = unlocked) and can be powered at either 12V DC (480 mA per magnet), 24V DC (240 mA per magnet), or 48V DC (120 mA per magnet).
- Differentiating features include NO/NC signal contacts for remote supervision, flexible vertical/horizontal installation options, partial or full coverage of previous hardware footprints, and compatibility with metal, wood, glass or PVC frames.
How it works
The bandeau mounts onto the door frame while the handle remains on the leaf. When energized by a compatible voltage source, all three electromagnets engage simultaneously to secure the door. The integrated LEDs instantly display lock status—locked when blue-lit; unlocked when green-lit—and unlocking occurs automatically via access control commands or fire safety system triggers by cutting power.
