GEM PH-500 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 locking devices
Model code PH-500
Series Indoor PH Series with Handle
Lock Type Electromagnetic Locks
Monitoring Status Unmonitored
Holding Force kN 600 lbs
Magnet Type Single magnet
Electrical Specifications Voltage: 12 / 24 V DC

Product description

GEM PH-500 Electromagnetic Lock

The GEM PH-500 electromagnetic lock offers a sophisticated solution for securing inswing metal doors. Merging cutting-edge technology with elegant design, the lock discreetly integrates the armature plate within the handle enclosure. This innovative feature ensures a seamless aesthetic while maintaining robust security features.

Key Features

  • Hidden Magnet Design: Provides an uncluttered, secure appearance.
  • Versatile Voltage: Operates at either 12VDC or 24VDC with selectable field options.
  • Energy Efficient: No residual magnetism ensures efficient power use.
  • Patented Safety: Protected under China patent ZL 2017 2 0834815.9.
  • Built-in Sensors: Includes a bond sensor and door status sensor.
  • Exit Button: Allows for uncomplicated door release functionality.

Practical Benefits

The ergonomic aluminium anodised casing not only enhances durability but also adds a modern touch to any door setting. The lock includes a bi-colour LED indicator for quick door status checks—green indicates unlocked and red means locked—further enhancing security measures.

Ideal Use Cases

Perfect for installation on inswing metal doors, the GEM PH-500 suits environments where aesthetics meet rigorous security requirements. Its simple installation process requires no specialised tools, making it an ideal option for retrofitting in both commercial and industrial settings.

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