Camden Door Controls CX-MA1213D L Z Bracket Mag Lock 1200 Lb

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CX-MA1213D is an L Z bracket assembly designed for use with double electromagnetic door locks rated at 1200 pounds holding force. This bracket provides the mechanical mounting interface that positions the magnet and armature plate correctly across a door and frame, ensuring consistent surface contact and full holding strength. It is used in access control installations where the door geometry requires an offset mount — typically aluminum-framed glass doors, hollow metal frames, or situations where the magnet cannot mount flush to the frame head. Licensed access control technicians and low-voltage electricians are the primary installers.

This bracket suits commercial and institutional access control applications where a double electromagnetic lock must be surface-mounted at an offset angle from the door frame. Common install scenarios include pairs of doors at building entrances, vestibule doors, and interior secured openings in office buildings, healthcare facilities, and education environments. The L Z configuration accommodates frame and door conditions where a standard inline bracket would not achieve the required magnet-to-armature alignment at 1200 lb holding force.

Key Features

• Supports double electromagnetic lock assemblies with 1200 lb rated holding force
• L Z bracket geometry provides offset mounting for proper magnet-to-armature alignment
• OEM accessory from Camden Door Controls, matched to their magnetic lock product line
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM mounting bracket for Camden Door Controls double electromagnetic locks rated at 1200 lb. Verify specific lock model fitment against Camden Door Controls installation documentation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or access control professional familiar with NFPA 101 life safety requirements and local building codes governing electromagnetic locks on egress doors. Disconnect power to the access control system and the lock circuit before beginning any mechanical or wiring work. Verify that the bracket positioning achieves full flush contact between the magnet face and the armature plate before final fastening, as any gap will significantly reduce holding force. Consult the authority having jurisdiction regarding fail-safe versus fail-secure requirements before installation on any exit door.