Alarm Controls Corporation 1200LDURO Mag Lock 1200 Lbs

Product Description

The ALARM CONTROLS CORPORATION 1200LDURO is an electromagnetic door lock (maglock) with an integrated LED status indicator, designed for access control applications in commercial and institutional facilities. The unit delivers 1200 pounds of holding force, providing a robust electromagnetic bond between the door and the strike plate when energized. Licensed security integrators and commercial electricians typically install this hardware as part of a broader access control system. The built-in LED gives a clear visual indication of lock status, simplifying diagnostics and daily monitoring without additional external hardware.

The 1200LDURO is suited for single-door access control installations in commercial buildings, office environments, schools, and multi-tenant facilities. It is typically mounted at the header of an inswing or outswing door and wired into a low-voltage access control panel, request-to-exit device, or push-button release system. The integrated LED reduces the need for separate monitoring components and is particularly useful in high-traffic entry points where quick status verification is required.

Key Features

• 1200 pounds of electromagnetic holding force for heavy-duty door security
• Integrated LED status indicator for instant visual lock status confirmation
• Designed for low-voltage access control system integration
• Suitable for both inswing and outswing door configurations at the header
• Single-door unit sold individually (quantity per package: 1)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electromagnetic door lock for commercial access control systems requiring a 1200-pound holding force maglock with LED indication. Verify door frame dimensions and access control panel voltage compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified security integrator in accordance with applicable local codes and NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements. Disconnect and de-energize the access control panel and any associated circuits before mounting or wiring the lock. Ensure the mounting surface and door frame are structurally capable of supporting the rated holding force. Do not bypass or defeat fire alarm release circuits required by local authority having jurisdiction.