Camden Door Controls CX-MA0610 L-bracket Mag Lock

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CX-MA0610 is an L-bracket magnetic lock rated for 600 pounds of holding force, designed for use in electronic access control systems. The L-bracket configuration allows the lock to be mounted on doors that do not have a standard door frame stop, including aluminum storefront doors and doors that swing in the opposite direction of a conventional installation. Licensed electricians and low-voltage access control technicians typically handle the installation of this hardware. Its compact bracket and integrated mounting design support clean, secure attachment to both the door and the frame.

The CX-MA0610 is suited for commercial and light industrial access control applications where a surface-mounted electromagnetic lock is required on outswing or frameless door configurations. Typical installations include storefront entry doors, office suite entries, and interior secured doors in facilities that use card reader, keypad, or request-to-exit systems. The L-bracket geometry positions the magnet and armature plate in proper alignment when a standard door frame stop is not present or usable.

Key Features

• 600-pound rated holding force for reliable door security in commercial applications
• L-bracket design accommodates outswing and frameless door configurations
• Compatible with standard electromagnetic lock and armature plate assemblies
• Sold individually as a single unit for targeted replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style bracket accessory for use with 600-pound-rated electromagnetic mag lock systems in commercial access control installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage access control technician familiar with local building and electrical codes. Disconnect and de-energize the access control system before mounting or wiring any components. Verify proper door alignment and armature plate contact before finalizing the bracket position, as misalignment will reduce holding force. Follow NEC requirements for low-voltage wiring and consult local AHJ guidelines for fire and life safety door hardware compliance.