GEM FDH-L45M Indoor Electromagnetic Lock

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: GEM
  • Model code: FDH-L45M
  • Series: Indoor FDH Series
  • Lock Type: Electromagnetic Locks
  • Monitoring Status: Unmonitored
Additional info:

Full length housing for vertical or horizontal configurations Automatic voltage selection 12/24 VDC  Enhance door safety and aesthetically attractive Built-in bond sensor No residual magnetism Aluminum anodized housing (US28)

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Make GEM
Manufacturer Gianni Industries, Inc.
Category Access Control>Electronic locking devices
Model code FDH-L45M
Series Indoor FDH Series
Lock Type Electromagnetic Locks
Monitoring Status Unmonitored
Holding Force kN 1200 lbs
Handing Both Left Handed and Right Handed
Electrical Specifications Voltage: 12 / 24 V DC

Product description

GEM FDH-L45M Electromagnetic Lock

The GEM FDH-L45M is a robust electromagnetic lock designed to provide optimal security and aesthetic appeal for indoor applications. This model is particularly suited for single door installations, offering a substantial holding force of up to 1200 lbs. Its full-length aluminium anodised housing ensures both durability and a sleek appearance, making it an ideal choice for various high-security environments.

Key Features

  • Full-length housing adaptable for horizontal or vertical configurations
  • Automatic voltage selection compatible with 12/24 VDC
  • Built-in bond sensor and reversible magnet for flexible installation
  • No residual magnetism for enhanced operational reliability
  • Bi-colour status LED indicator and optional door status sensor

Advanced Options

  • Relock time delay ranging from 1 to 80 seconds
  • Optional door status sensor indicating open or closed status

Ideal Use Cases

The GEM FDH-L45M is perfect for commercial and institutional spaces that require superior door locking solutions. It supports both single horizontal and vertical configurations, making it adaptable for high ceiling door applications. This model’s compliance with NF S 61-937 reinforces its reliability in fire safety contexts.

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