Eaton Double Door, Single Door Access Control Door Magnet, 390N Holding Force 24V dc

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RS Stock No.:
190-5681
Distrelec Article No.:
303-96-415
Mfr. Part No.:
620015RSCO-1501
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Holding Force

390N

Door Type

Double Door, Single Door

Supply Voltage

24V dc

Depth

47 mm

Diameter

65mm

Height

95 mm

Width

95mm

Special Features

BS5839

Model Number

FSMD/024/40/W DOOR RELEASE UNIT 24VDC

COO (Country of Origin):
GB

Eaton Access Control Door Magnet, Wall-Mounted, With Diode Protection Circuit - 1320-24


Open a path for quick emergency exits with this access control door magnet from Eaton. As it has a holding force of 390N, you can rest assured it hangs on tight, ensuring no one gets a door slammed in their face during an evacuation. A steel housing and hard-wearing ABS cover make the unit durable and compatible with harsh environments. It can handle a little misalignment, so there's no need to readjust your door if it's slightly off-centre. You can use this versatile magnet on all sizes of doors in high-traffic locations including hospitals, factories and schools.

• IP40-rated housing is touch-proof and protected against tools and wires larger than 1mm
• Broad operating temperature range between +10°C and +55°C makes it a safe choice for use in harsh environments
• Protection diodes safeguard against ESD interference from nearby electronic devices
• Noise-damping keeper plate for quiet operation

How much energy does this door magnet consume?


For energy efficiency, the device has a low current consumption between 25 and 100mA, depending on your chosen holding force.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Fulleon

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