GEM 10040-254 Indoor Electromagnetic Lock

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: GEM
  • Model code: 10040-254
  • Series: Indoor Standard Series
  • Lock Type: Electromagnetic Locks
  • Holding Force kN: 1200 x 2 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 locking devices
Model code 10040-254
Series Indoor Standard Series
Lock Type Electromagnetic Locks
Holding Force kN 1200 x 2 lbs
Material Anodized aluminum casing
Magnet Type Double magnet
Electrical Specifications Voltage: 12 / 24 V DC

Product description

GEM Indoor Series Electromagnetic Locks - Model 10040-254

The GEM 10040-254 model is a cutting-edge electromagnetic lock designed for robust access control in indoor environments. Noted for its high reliability and compliance with rigorous safety standards, this product is a part of the Indoor Series known for its superior performance and safety features.

Key Features

  • UL 294 and UL 1034 certified, ensuring compliance with top safety and security standards.
  • Anodized aluminium casing providing durability and resilience.
  • Dual voltage compatibility (12/24 VDC) for flexible installation.
  • MOV technology for spike and surge protection.
  • Anti-residual magnetism function to maintain optimal performance.
  • Optional bond sensor with bi-colour LED indicator for visual status updates.
  • Door status sensor and relock time delay (1-80 seconds) for enhanced control.

Ideal Use Cases

The GEM 10040-254 is perfect for settings requiring stringent access control measures, such as commercial buildings, government facilities, or places integrating fire alarm systems. Its professional-grade construction and advanced features make it ideal for high-security areas.

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