GEM PH-750 Indoor Electromagnetic Lock with Handle

Technical Specification

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Stylish hidden magnet design─safe and secure Aluminum anodized casing (US28) Dual voltage 12 or 24VDC field selectable No residual magnetism For inswing doors

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Make GEM
Manufacturer Gianni Industries, Inc.
Category Access Control>Electronic lock systems
Model code PH-750
Series Indoor PH Series with Handle
Lock Type Electromagnetic Locks
Monitoring Status Unmonitored
Holding Force kN 600 x 2 lbs
Magnet Type Double magnets
Electrical Specifications Voltage: 12 / 24 V DC

Product description

The GEM PH-750, part of the innovative Indoor PH Series electromagnetic locks, offers a stylish and secure solution for access control on inswing metal doors. Featuring a modern design, the armature plate is cleverly concealed within a door handle, making it both functional and aesthetically pleasing. This model stands out with its dual-voltage capability, operating at either 12VDC or 24VDC, and provides a robust double magnet holding force of up to 1200 lbs (600 lbs for each magnet).

Installation is a breeze with the PH-750, requiring no special tools and can be directly mounted on doors and frames using the supplied fasteners. A built-in exit button ensures easy door release, while a bi-color LED indicator offers a clear status display—red for locked, green for unlocked.

Key Features

  • Sleek aluminum anodized casing with hidden magnet design
  • Dual voltage operation: 12/24VDC
  • Built-in bond and door status sensors for enhanced security
  • Adjustable relock time delay for customized security settings

Ideal Use Cases

Specifically designed for inswing metal doors, the PH-750 is perfect for commercial buildings and office environments where both style and security cannot be compromised. Its user-friendly installation and integrated features make it an ideal choice for professionals in the physical security industry seeking efficient access control solutions.

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