Door electromagnet, holding force 60 kg, for 12 V / 24 V
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Door electromagnet with a holding force of 60 kg and power supply of 12 V or 24 V. It keeps the doors securely open. For example, when a...
Door electromagnets
Door electromagnets are used for securely holding doors in the open position. In case of a power failure or EPS activation, they release and the doors close. Choose a model with a holding force of 50 or 60 kg, both for a 12 V supply voltage.
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Door electromagnets are useful where it is necessary to have doors open during normal operation and at the same time reliably close them in case of emergency, even remotely.
The electromagnet holds the door by magnetic force. As soon as the power supply is interrupted or the fire or security system is activated, the magnet automatically releases and the door closes.
The system is a safe solution for modern interiors, commercial properties, and public buildings. Door electromagnets can be connected to a remote control (not included), fire alarm system, or other electronic systems. We offer versions with a holding force of 50 kg and 60 kg for various door types and operating conditions.
Applications of the door electromagnet
- Offices: Keeps doors open and prevents them from slamming.
- Homes: An elegant addition for entrance or balcony doors.
- Businesses: Ideal for shops, warehouses, or medical facilities.
- Fire safety: When the fire alarm is activated, the magnet releases and allows the door to close automatically.
How Electromagnets Work
Electromagnets work on the principle of electromagnetic induction, where current flowing through a coil creates a magnetic field. This technology allows for precise control and immediate response to changes.
For specific applications, electro-permanent magnets and solenoids are suitable.
We are gradually expanding our range of electromagnets.
