Camden CX-91S-12TDS Electromagnetic Lock 1200 Lb Timer Dps

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CX-91S-12TDS is a heavy-duty electromagnetic door lock rated for 1200 pounds of holding force, designed for access control applications in commercial and institutional buildings. It integrates a built-in timer, door position sensor (DPS), and status sensor into a single unit, reducing the need for additional external components. Licensed access control technicians and security integrators install this type of device as part of card reader, keypad, or push-button egress systems. The 1200 lb holding force rating suits high-traffic or high-security door openings where a standard-force mag lock would be insufficient.

The CX-91S-12TDS is suited for single door applications in commercial environments such as office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, and government installations. The integrated door position sensor provides real-time door status feedback to the access control panel, supporting alarm and monitoring functions without requiring a separate door contact. The onboard timer allows timed release functions to be configured at the lock itself. This unit operates on 12-volt DC power, making it compatible with standard access control power supplies commonly used in low-voltage security systems.

Key Features

• 1200 lb static holding force for high-security door applications
• Integrated door position sensor (DPS) eliminates the need for a separate door contact
• Built-in timer allows timed release or delay configuration at the lock
• Integrated status sensor provides feedback to access control panels
• 12-volt DC operation compatible with standard low-voltage access control power supplies
• Single-unit design consolidates lock, sensor, and timer functions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electromagnetic lock for commercial single-door access control installations requiring 1200 lb holding force with integrated door position sensing and timer functionality.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or access control technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NFPA 101 life safety requirements for electrically locked egress doors. Disconnect power to the access control system before wiring or mounting the lock. Verify that the door frame and mounting surface can support the holding force load before securing the armature plate. Coordinate with the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) regarding egress release requirements for the specific occupancy type.