Camden Door Controls is pleased to introduce a new addition to its CX-91 and CX-92 Series maglocks – models that feature a sleek, aesthetically pleasing black finish.

Black finishes on hardware are gaining popularity, and Camden’s new ‘all-black’ design is distinctive in the market. 

Single-, double-door applications

The new black models offer the same superior performance and value as the other CX-91 and CX-92 Series magnetic locks and are easily installed with a convenient metal mounting template that’s included with the unit.

The CX-91 Series 600 lb. and 1200 lb. surface mount maglocks are designed for single-door applications. The CX-92 Series 600 lb. and 1200 lb. maglocks are designed for double-door applications. 

Features and warranty

Camden maglocks also give a built-in 'TDS' option that provides an adjustable timer, lock sensor, relay, LED, and door status switch. The maglocks are compatible with all access/egress systems.

They offer field-selectable 12/24 VDC operation and onboard MOV power surge protection that prevents damage. Camden's magnetic locks are also supported with a range of lock mounting accessories, including kits for glass doors. Their vandal-resistant construction has been proven in thousands of installations and carries a lifetime warranty.

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