Camden CX-92S-12TDS Double Mag Lock 1200 Lb with Sensor Dps

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CX-92S-12TDS is a double electromagnetic lock rated at 1200 pounds of holding force, designed for commercial access control applications. It integrates a built-in door sensor and door position switch (DPS), combining locking, monitoring, and status reporting into a single unit. Licensed access control technicians and commercial door hardware installers deploy this type of hardware on aluminum-framed glass doors, hollow metal frames, and similar entryways where fail-safe locking is required. The sensor and DPS eliminate the need for separate monitoring hardware, reducing wiring complexity on the job.

This double mag lock is suited for commercial and institutional installations where wide door openings or higher security ratings demand greater holding force than a single mag lock provides. Typical applications include paired doors in office buildings, schools, government facilities, and healthcare environments. The integrated door position switch provides real-time door status feedback to an access control panel or alarm system, supporting both security monitoring and code-compliance reporting at the door.

Key Features

• 1200 lb rated holding force across dual electromagnetic lock heads
• Integrated door sensor monitors door open or closed status
• Built-in door position switch (DPS) feeds status signal to access control or alarm panel
• Fail-safe design releases on power loss, supporting fire and life safety code compliance
• Single-unit construction reduces field wiring compared to separate lock and sensor installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electromagnetic lock for commercial access control systems requiring a double mag lock with integrated sensor and door position switch functionality.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed access control or low-voltage technician familiar with NFPA 101 life safety and local fire code requirements for electromagnetically locked egress doors. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control system before mounting or wiring the lock. Ensure the door frame and header are structurally adequate to support the holding force load. Consult the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) regarding required egress hardware such as request-to-exit devices or timed release functions on fire-rated openings.