Alarm Controls Corporation 600SDURO Magnetic Lock

Product Description

The ALARM CONTROLS CORPORATION 600SDURO is a 600-pound holding-force electromagnetic door lock with a duro finish. It is designed for access control applications where a surface-mounted mag lock secures a door in the closed position by maintaining a strong magnetic bond between the lock body and the armature plate. Licensed security and low-voltage electricians, as well as access control integrators, are the primary trades that source, install, and service this type of hardware. The duro finish provides a durable surface treatment suited for high-traffic commercial entry points.

This magnetic lock is intended for commercial and institutional access control installations. Typical applications include interior and exterior doors in office buildings, schools, government facilities, and multi-tenant residential entry points where controlled egress and access are required. It is commonly installed on aluminum-framed glass doors, hollow metal frames, and wood door assemblies as part of a broader access control system that may include card readers, keypads, or push-to-exit devices.

Key Features

• 600-pound holding force provides substantial door security for commercial applications
• Duro finish offers a hardened, wear-resistant surface treatment
• Surface-mount design simplifies installation on standard door frames
• Intended for use in electromagnetic access control systems with compatible controllers
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward procurement and replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface-mount electromagnetic lock suitable for commercial access control door assemblies where a 600-pound holding-force mag lock is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage electrician or certified access control technician. Power to the door controller and the lock circuit must be disconnected before mounting or wiring the device. Mounting hardware must be appropriate for the door frame material, and all wiring should comply with NEC low-voltage requirements and applicable local codes. Do not apply power to the lock before confirming correct polarity and that the armature plate is properly aligned with the lock face.