12V Electromagnetic Door Lock 600 lbs | Mortise Access Control
LUCKING DOOR 12V Electromagnetic Lock – 600 lbs Holding Force for Single Door Access Control
Upgrade your property's entry security with the LUCKING DOOR 12V Electromagnetic Door Lock (Model WA-280). Engineered for professional-grade access control, this mortise-style mag lock delivers an impressive 600 lbs (280 kg) holding force, making it ideal for residential, commercial, and institutional applications alike. Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- Powerful Holding Force: Available in 180 kg / 280 kg / 350 kg tensile strength options — this listing features the 280 kg (600 lbs) model for robust, dependable door holding.
- Versatile Door Compatibility: Works seamlessly with wooden doors, metal doors, glass doors, fireproof/fire-rated doors, and more — perfect for 90-degree frame-swing doors.
- Mortise (Embedded) Installation: Supports both surface-mounted (hanging) and fully embedded (mortise) installation methods, providing a clean, professional finish on virtually any door type.
- Lock Status Indicator: Built-in LED indicator provides instant visual confirmation of the lock's current state — locked or unlocked — for at-a-glance monitoring.
- Unlock Delay Function: Programmable unlock delay gives you control over how long the door remains open after an unlock signal, preventing accidental or premature re-locking.
- Multiple Release Methods: Compatible with push-button exit, remote control, keypad, card reader, and virtually any standard access control trigger.
- System Integration Ready: Designed to integrate smoothly with access control systems, building intercom systems, fire control systems, and more.
- 12V DC Operation: Low-voltage 12V DC power makes installation straightforward and compatible with standard access control power supplies.
Specifications
| Brand | LUCKING DOOR |
| Model | WA-280 |
| Operating Voltage | 12V DC |
| Holding Force | 600 lbs / 280 kg |
| Installation Type | Mortise (Embedded) / Surface Mount |
| Compatible Doors | Wooden, Metal, Glass, Fireproof |
| Unlock Methods | Push Button, Remote Control, Access Control System |
| Country of Origin | Mainland China |
Ideal Applications
- Office and commercial building entrances
- Residential security doors and gates
- Server rooms and restricted-access areas
- Fire-rated door access control integration
- Building intercom and visitor management systems
Safety & Standards
For guidance on best practices for physical access control and electronic security systems, refer to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for product safety information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What doors is this 12V electromagnetic lock compatible with?
A: The LUCKING DOOR WA-280 electromagnetic lock is compatible with a wide range of door types, including wooden doors, metal doors, glass doors, and fireproof/fire-rated doors. It is designed for 90-degree swing doors with frames and supports both surface-mounted and mortise (embedded) installation methods.
Q: How does the electromagnetic lock integrate with an access control system?
A: This mag lock operates on 12V DC and can be connected directly to most standard access control systems, keypads, card readers, push-button exits, or remote controls. When power is applied, the lock engages; cutting power (triggered by your access control system) releases the door. It also supports building intercom and fire control system integration.
Q: What is the holding force of this electromagnetic door lock?
A: The WA-280 model provides a 600 lbs (280 kg) holding force, offering strong, reliable security for single-door applications in both residential and commercial environments. Other tensile strength variants (180 kg / 350 kg) are also available in the product line.
Q: Is this electromagnetic lock fail-safe or fail-secure?
A: This electromagnetic lock operates as a fail-safe device — it holds the door locked when power is ON and releases automatically when power is cut. This design is commonly used in fire-exit and emergency-egress compliant applications where doors must open freely during a power outage or alarm event.