SECURITRON MAGNALOCK CORPORATION
SECURITRON MAGNALOCK CORPORATION M32 Electromagnetic Door Lock 600 lb
Electromagnetic lock holds doors with 600 lb force using 12 or 24V DC power
- TypeDoor Hardware & Components
- 600 lb holding force secures heavy doors
- Fully sealed electronics resist moisture and dust
- Dual 12/24V DC input simplifies wiring
- Low current draw at 300 mA on 12V
- Low current draw at 150 mA on 24V
What This Lock Does
The SECURITRON M32 is an electromagnetic door lock designed for access-controlled openings. It secures the door by magnetic force when powered and releases immediately when power is cut. This makes it suitable for fail-safe security on interior or perimeter doors where code compliance requires free egress during an emergency.
Holding Force and Voltage
The lock provides a holding force of 600 lb. It operates on either 12V DC or 24V DC input, drawing 300 mA at 12V and 150 mA at 24V. Selecting the correct supply voltage is the single specification that determines whether this unit will work with your existing access-control power supply.
Power Draw and Heat
At 12V the unit draws 300 mA and at 24V it draws 150 mA, so power consumption is low in normal operation. The electronics are fully sealed, eliminating exposed contacts that could corrode. With no moving parts the lock runs silently and generates minimal heat during continuous energised use.
Highlights
- 600 lb holding force secures heavy doors
- Fully sealed electronics resist moisture and dust
- Dual 12/24V DC input simplifies wiring
- Low current draw at 300 mA on 12V
- Low current draw at 150 mA on 24V
Specifications
| Brand | SECURITRON |
|---|---|
| Type | Door Hardware & Components |
Questions about this item
What does the 600 lb holding force mean when the lock is powered and mounted on a door?
It means the electromagnet can resist up to 600 lb of pull before the armature releases, provided the lock is correctly aligned and supplied with 12 V or 24 V DC.
The lock runs on 12/24 V DC — what current does it actually draw at each voltage?
At 12 V DC it draws 300 mA; at 24 V DC it draws 150 mA, so power consumption stays roughly the same either way.
How much clearance do I need on the frame for the 8 in long lock body and its 2 1/4 in projection?
The lock body is 8 in long, 1 7/8 in wide and 1 39/64 in deep, and it projects 2 1/4 in from the mounting surface, so the frame must accommodate that depth.
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