ML-350M-PL-12
Compact 650kg electric lock, fire rated, 12V
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DX200i
Fail safe solenoid bolt, monitored
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ML-210N-SW
Reversible electric lock, 650kg
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ML-300-SW
Reversible EURO cyclinder electric lock, 650kg
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ML-350-SH
Surface housing for ML-350 electric locks
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ML-350M-PL-24
Compact 650kg electric lock, fire rated, 24V
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ML350-HDKEEP-44
Heavy duty keep plate for ML-350 locks, 44mm
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ML350-HDKEEP-54
Heavy duty keep plate for ML-350 locks, 54mm
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ML350-INTUMESCENT-GASKET
Intumescent seal gasket for ML-350 locks when used on fire doors
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MVA
Motorised electric deadbolt
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MVM
Motorised electric deadbolt with manual override
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SDA-25
Fail secure double action solenoid lock, 25mm backset
About Electric Locks
The term ‘electric lock’ encompasses a wide range of products, including electrified latches, solenoid bolts, motorized deadbolts, and more. What unifies these diverse products is their internal solenoid. Inside each lock, a small solenoid or motor is triggered by an electrical impulse, causing the lock to open.
These types of locks are particularly useful in situations where maglocks or electric strikes are not suitable. For instance, a solenoid bolt is ideal for doors with a very narrow depth due to its slim profile. These locks feature a latch or bolt that spans the gap between the door and the door frame to keep the door securely closed. When activated, the solenoid inside the lock moves the latch or bolt to either lock or unlock the door.
Solenoid bolts and other electric locking solutions provide a strong anchor point for single-point locking, combining both electric and mechanical force. Additionally, some models are certified under fire regulations for use on fire doors, ensuring safety and compliance with stringent standards.