SecureMyDoor - Stainless Steel Magnetic Door Lock + Z L Fixing Bracket | Fail Safe Maglock for Access Control Systems with Strong Holding Force | Mini Magnet with Monitored Status LED

This item is absolutely brilliant! The functionality of the item is brilliant, it has an LED indicator to show if the door is fully locked. The electric magnet and the metal plate has to be perfectly aligned and level for the door to properly lock. The value for money for this item is brilliant as you receive brackets, the electric magnet, the plate and screws. The instructions provided are not accurate for all access control systems so use the instructions provided with your access control system to fully use this item. I would 100% recommend.

Still working well months after Installation, Sturdy, secure maglock.

Great product easy to fit and worked alongside salto door access in a fire exit

Very easy to install and will not release when locked

This is a well-built, sturdy unit with impressive magnetic holding power—strong enough that the door itself would likely fail before the magnet does. My only issue is with the instructions: they reference configuration dip-switches for setting an auto-lock timer (3, 9, 12 seconds), but these switches were not present on the unit I received. Better documentation would make this a near-perfect product. 12v - 24v dip-switches are present on the PCB and are set in 12v mode from factory.

This is very good Magnetic door lock . I installed more then 5 of this the customer was very happy with this product no complaints .

This electromagnetic door lock kit comes in a plain cardboard box and inside you’ll find the electromagnetic door lock, lock magnet, drilling template, wiring instructions, various fixing screws and bolts, and 3x L-shaped brackets The first thing I noticed about this lock was that it was rather substantial. It is incredibly well-built and designed to withstand a hammer. It is designed to be supplied by a 12v or 24v power source that must deliver at least 0.5Amp (12v) or 0.25Amp (24v). The relay contacts are rated for 1 amp. When electricity is provided to the magnetic plate, the magnet is attracted and adheres to it. When power is gone, the magnetism stops and the two magnets detach, allowing you to open the door. Installation was simple as the magnet was attached to my door and the main body was attached to the interior frame, so they closed together to make contact. I used an old 12v power supply, and it seemed to operate fine with this. It is hooked into my home security fob, so when I present it to my reader, it disables the lock and allows me to unlock the door. Once the lock detects that the door is closed, it restores the power, causing the magnets to become magnetic again and holding the door closed. The magnetism is quite strong, and I am convinced that the door will give way before the magnets release their grip since they are so powerful. There is also an LED on the side of the main device that illuminates red when unlocked and green when it is locked. This was much easier to install than I expected; the only trouble I had was getting power to it because it is somewhat far from a plug socket. I just extended the wires and hid them behind the doorframe. You will need some type of switch on the positive power wire so that you can easily turn off the electricity. I was using my fob system, but a simple push-button momentary switch would be sufficient. I’m really impressed with this kit, especially as it is supplied with 2x L shaped brackets to help with the installation. You may not need them for your door, but they are handy if you need to support the main body in a different position. The only downside to this lock is if you have a power cut. If the lock loses power, then the magnetism stops working so the door can be opened. You can wire a battery in parallel to take over in the event of power loss if high security is needed. A really strong magnetic door lock which is built to last…

I was very impressed when opening this electric door lock as to how heavy and well built it is. The materials are mainly aluminium and steel and clearly when fitted it's going look smart and professional. One thing I noticed is that this is really not suitable for thin hollow doors. for example interior lightweight veneer and wood frame. Because the lock is heavy, it needs a solid door to hold the weight and also something meaty to screw into keeping the door shut without the risk of it being forced off due to flimsy fittings. Put simply this is suitable for external doors, and solid build frames. The kit can run on a 12v system, which makes it suitable for a powering from a small battery, although this should be always on charged as this lock does take a little current while in use. It's worth noting that this lock kit comes with all the hardware and wiring diagram, but the fitter will need to add all their own wiring, switches and any other leads such as power wires etc. These types of locks work well with doors that close automatically, using a spring loaded door closer, as they lock as soon as contact is made with the electro-magnet and the keeper on the door. I found that the lock worked well, has a fantastic strength and I was unable to open the door even with vigorous pushing when the lock was engaged. I would say that this is very secure. The only comment is that is will fail OPEN, ie not locked is there is a power supply interruption, this is why having an uninterruptible battery feed at 12 Volts is a better idea for complete security.