The magnetic lock is suitable for both in-swinging and out-swinging doors. Brackets (L bracket, LZ bracket, U bracket) are 

used to orient the armature for use with both applications. Filler plates are also used to provide a large, flat mounting area 

on the door frame when the electromagnet is larger than the available mounting space on the door frame due to the frame's geometry.

The magnetic lock should always be installed on the secure side of the door. Most installations are surface mounted. 

For safety, magnetic lock, cables, and wires should be routed through the door frame or flush mount with wire moulding.

Installation is straightforward. With in-swinging applications, the electromagnet is typically installed in the opening corner of the 

door at the door's header. Maglocks can also be installed vertically in the door opening when they are furnished with a full length housing. 

With this configuration the armature is through-bolted through the door and oriented to mate with the face of the electromagnet. 

The armature plate and electromagnet must touch in order to provide locking holding force.

With out-swinging applications, the electromagnet is typically installed on the side of the door header. In this configuration, 

the armature is mounted on a Z shaped bracket that orients the armature to mate with the electromagnet.

Magnetic locks are almost always part of a complete electronic security system. Such a system may simply consist of an attached 

keycard reader or may be more complex, involving connection to a central computer that monitors the building's security. 

Whatever the choice of locking system, fire safety is an important consideration.

Other variations and improvements on the electromagnetic locks have been developed. The most remarkable is the shear lock, 

where the armature does not directly pull off the face, but the load is instead in shear, like a mechanical stop. The shear magnetic lock 

allows a door to swing in both directions, as opposed to the original (and now ubiquitous) direct pull type, which normally works 

either in an in-swing or out-swing configuration. In order to provide the shear magnetic lock with the appropriate holding force, 

then two pins lock the armature onto the magnet itself, and ensure that the magnet locks into place.

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There are no special networking requirements to deploy Easy NAC. It works with any brand of switches, hubs, or wireless infrastructure.  Easy NAC uses standard networking protocols to detect, control, and manage devices to ensure the broadest compatibility. 

For safety purposes, electric locks and electric strikes can be designed to operate in one of two modes:

Fail-safe –to protect people: The lock is released if power cuts off.

Fail-secure (also known as non fail safe) – to protect property: The lock remains closed if power cuts off.

This type of lock has a cylinder, similar to those found in conventional locks. The cylinder makes it possible for the lock to remain secure,

even if the power supply is cut off.

An electromagnet lock is ONLY Fail-Safe, so it must satisfy applicable fire regulations so as to be safe in emergency situations.

The minimum you need is the lock, power supply and a request-to-exit button. The request-to-exit button unlocks the door for exit, 

but most local fire codes require at least 2 methods to unlock the door.

There are a few components that are required for a magnetic lock installation:

1-1: Select a Magnetic Lock. You should choose a lock strength (EL-600 to EL-1200 ) =600-1200lbs appropriate for your door.

1-2: Add a Power Supply with Battery Backup. Model is: PS-300B is a good choice.

The battery backup is critical to ensure that your door stays locked if the power goes out.

1-3: dd a Request-to-Exit Button, which will unlock the door when pushed.EB series or non-touch version. EB-16 or EB-17

1-4: Add an optional Motion Sensor, which will unlock the door automatically when someone approaches the door from inside.

Model is M-204

Also, you could choose a Relay Timer to keep the door unlocked for a specific time period, to allow for the delay 

between when a person presses the Request-to-Exit button and when they push open the door.

Check out s4a-access.com for a complete Maglock package configured specifically to work with your systems.

If you have any questions about what maglock hardware would be most appropriate for your facility please contact +86 755 29450011 or email to: sales@s4a-access.com

An electromagnetic lock, magnetic lock, or maglock is a locking device that consists of an electromagnet and an armature plate. There are two main types of electric locking devices. Locking devices can be either "fail-safe" or "fail secure". ... Direct pull electromagnetic locks are inherently fail-safe. 280KG/600lbs is the most popular holding force to be selected.

1: Check the input of the power supply, whether it follows the demand(12V,1A or above)

2: Check the connecter and the magnet whether it's in a proper/secure position.

If yes, Change the power/voltage for special use or Change the high-quality wire

and make sure length is 10m.

Check the input of the power, whether it's accord to the demand(12V,1A or above), if yes

Change the power/voltage for specializing version or  Change the high-quality wire

and make sure the length is within 10m.

Check power connection/indication, if yes, Change the power/voltage for special use.

or Change the high-quality wire and make sure length is within 10m.