GEM 10010-254 Indoor Electromagnetic Lock

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: GEM
  • Model code: 10010-254
  • Series: Indoor Standard Series
  • Lock Type: Electromagnetic Locks
  • Holding Force kN: 1200 lbs
Additional info:

High reliability Anodized aluminum casing MOV provides spike and surge protection Anti-Residual magnetism function Dual voltage 12/24 VDC field selectable

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Make GEM
Manufacturer Gianni Industries, Inc.
Category Access Control>Electronic lock systems
Model code 10010-254
Series Indoor Standard Series
Lock Type Electromagnetic Locks
Holding Force kN 1200 lbs
Material Anodized aluminum casing
Magnet Type Single Magnet
Electrical Specifications Voltage: 12 / 24 V DC

Product description

The GEM 10010-254 Indoor Series Electromagnetic Lock is designed for high-security applications, offering robust features to enhance access control systems. With certifications such as UL10C, UL294, and the exclusive UL1034, this lock prioritizes quality and safety. This makes it ideal for integrations with fire alarm setups and high-security environments.

Distinctive Technical Features

  • High Reliability and Safety: Equipped with a bonding sensor and bi-color LED indicator that displays lock status, along with a door status sensor for open/closed monitoring.
  • Customizable Functionality: The relock time delay feature can be adjusted from 1 to 80 seconds, providing flexibility for professional installations.
  • Power and Durability: Field selectable dual voltage at 12/24 VDC, housed in an anodized aluminum casing for longevity.
  • Advanced Protection: Integrated MOV technology offers spike and surge protection, alongside an anti-residual magnetism function.

Ideal Use Cases

This electromagnetic lock is perfect for facilities requiring stringent access control, including corporate offices, healthcare facilities, and security-sensitive areas. It's particularly advantageous in environments where direct connection to fire alarm systems is necessary.

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