Magnetic locks were designed to meet fire/life safety applications by providing an auxiliary locking mechanism that has no moving parts to bind or wear out for trouble free operation. This will ensure inhibited release at all times where they have become extremely prevalent in applications other than fire/life safety. In short, the main function is to permit or deny entrance to in a given place.

Our inbuilt electronics eliminates problems found in other locks by reverse out residual magnetism & accelerate the field collapse; hence, the inductive kickback will be suppressed.

The standard set forth for EM Locks are measured in holding power.BHMA(Builders Hardware Manufacturing Association) has recently put together criteria to be adopted by ANSI(American National Standards Institute). According to BHMA/ANSI standards, there are 3 grades of EM Locks.

Some common applications for EM Locks are : Hospitals, Finance Institutions,Manufacturing firms, Spastic Homes etc.

Electromagnetic locks offer a versatile, truly fail-safe electric security device. The absence of mechanical parts and linkages lend to a long life, low maintenance device. Its popularity has led to the establishment of standards, codes and approvals for guidance in its various applications. Increasing enhancements through the development of sophisticated electronics will broaden the future uses of these devices in electronic security systems.