Electric Locks
Electric locks for access control systems. Magnetic locks, electric strikes, and fail-safe/fail-secure options. Commercial grade security. Trade prices.
Electric locks are essential components in access control systems, securing doors while allowing authorised entry. We supply electromagnetic locks, electric strikes, and electric bolt locks in fail-safe and fail-secure configurations.
Keywords: electric lock, magnetic lock, electromagnetic lock, electric strike, access control lock, maglock
12 products found
SDB-801 Electric Lock
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SES-700 Electric Strike Lock
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SIB Electric Bolt Lock L04S (Fail Safe / Fail Secure)
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SIB Electric Strike Lock L02B (Dual Voltage)
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SIB Electric Strike Lock L02C-NC
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SIB Electric Strike Lock L02C-NO
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SIB Electronic Bolt Lock L04A (Low Temperature)
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SIB Magnetic Lock L180B (180KG / 350Lbs)
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SIB Magnetic Lock L180B-5W (180KG, 5-wire)
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SIB Magnetic Lock L60B (60KG / 100Lbs)
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SIB Mortise Magnetic Lock L280BM (280KG / 600Lbs)
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Sebury EM-500KG-A01 Magnetic Lock (500KG)
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FAQ - Electric Locks
What is the difference between fail-safe and fail-secure?
Fail-safe locks unlock during power loss (for fire safety). Fail-secure locks remain locked during power loss (for maximum security).
How strong are magnetic locks?
Holding forces range from 280kg to 1,200kg. We recommend 280kg for internal doors and 500kg+ for external or high-security doors.
Do electric locks require maintenance?
Electric locks have no moving parts and require minimal maintenance beyond occasional cleaning and connection checks.