GEM PH-900 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-900
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-900 electromagnetic lock offers top-tier security and modern styling, making it an optimal choice for indoor applications. This model, part of the PH series with an integrated handle, features an innovative design that conceals the armature plate within the door handle, providing a sleek and secure solution for metal doors and door frames, especially inswing doors.

Engineered with dual voltage capabilities of 12 or 24VDC, the PH-900 ensures versatile installation options. It features double magnets for enhanced holding force, capable of 600 lbs each. The installation is straightforward, requiring no specialised tools, and all necessary fasteners are included. The aluminium anodized casing adds durability while maintaining an elegant appearance.

Key Features

  • Stylish hidden magnet design
  • No residual magnetism due to the innovative armature design
  • Optional built-in bond sensor, door status sensor, and relock time delay
  • Field adjustable relock time from 1 to 80 seconds

Ideal Use Cases

The PH-900 is perfect for secure environments requiring discreet and efficient locking mechanisms, such as office buildings and secure facilities with metal inswing doors. The model's robust construction and technical features support stringent security protocols while offering ease of use and aesthetic integration into any architectural design.

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