This Fulleon range of robust energise-to-hold electro-magnetic door holders are suitable across a range of applications, such as schools and hospitals, to form part of a high quality integrated fire system.

• Versatile holding settings with high holding force, these wall mounted door magnets offer the user a range of holding strengths
• Simple and flexible installation
• With the Fulleon magnet, the user has the option to manually close the door if required
• Suitable for a variety of fire doors whether large or small
• Allows for door misalignment
• Supplied with an integral test/override button.

Fulleon access door magnets can be used across a range of applications in which doors are required to be held open under normal conditions, and then automatically released in the event of fire alarms and evacuation. Examples include nursing homes, hospitals, schools, and industrial premises.

A floor mounting bracket is also available for universal types of situations where walls or posts are not conveniently situated, stock number 190-5704.

complete instructions.

Use this reliable control door magnet from Eaton to secure access doors and automatically control when they open and close in emergencies. This component features an armature and a coil assembly that become magnetised when a current passes through it. The magnetic field secures the door and electronically controls when the doors are locked and unlocked. It's compatible for use with smart cards, proximity readers and keypads, so it's a versatile option. This component is ideal for doors that need a basic level of access control.

• Holding force of 390 N for secure locking
• Simple and flexible installation to save time and effort
• Suitable for large or small doors for versatile use
• Supplied with an integral test and override button for safe use in case of emergencies

This component comes with mounting holes that you can use to screw it either at the base of the door or at the top, making it simple to install.

To keep this device working properly, inspect it regularly to make sure there are no stray connectors.

Eaton formerly known as Fulleon