Magnetic Lock Single Door 280KG AC

Product Description

Buying Guide: How to Select a 280KG Single Door Magnetic Lock (AC-280)

Holding Force

– Verify that the 280kg holding force is suitable for your door’s size and weight
– Consider if the environment requires this level of security
– Remember that 280kg is appropriate for most commercial and high-security residential applications

Power Requirements

– Check the power supply requirements (typically 12V or 24V DC)
– Ensure your existing power system is compatible
– Calculate power consumption for backup power planning
– Verify if you need surge protection

Door Compatibility

– Measure your door frame to ensure proper fit
– Check if your door type is compatible (works with most metal doors)
– Confirm door swing direction
– Verify door material is suitable for magnetic lock mounting

Monitoring Features

– Check if LED status indicators are included
– Verify if door position sensors are built-in
– Confirm if lock status monitoring is required for your security system
– Check for tamper detection features

Installation Requirements

– Ensure proper mounting surface availability
– Check if installation hardware is included
– Verify wire routing possibilities
– Consider professional installation if needed

Safety Compliance

– Check local building codes and regulations
– Verify fire safety compliance
– Ensure emergency release mechanisms are included
– Confirm UL or CE certification if required

Additional Features to Consider

– Time delay settings
– Anti-residual magnetism function
– Weather resistance rating
– Operating temperature range
– Warranty coverage

Access Control Integration

– Verify compatibility with existing access control systems
– Check interface options (dry contact, voltage input)
– Confirm if additional controllers are needed
– Check for future upgrade possibilities

Maintenance Requirements

– Review recommended maintenance schedule
– Check availability of spare parts
– Verify cleaning requirements
– Consider lifetime expectancy

Cost Considerations

– Compare initial purchase price
– Factor in installation costs
– Consider long-term maintenance expenses
– Evaluate warranty coverage value