Dormakaba Rci AB711 X 28 Angle Bracket Kit Mag Lock

Product Description

The DORMAKABA USA INC. / RCI AB711 X 28 is an angle bracket kit designed for mounting magnetic locks in access control applications. This hardware kit provides the structural support needed to position and secure a mag lock to a door frame or header, ensuring proper alignment and holding force. The kit is sold as a single assembly and is installed by access control technicians and licensed electricians working on door hardware systems. Dimensional references from the raw product data indicate a bracket profile of approximately 1.5 inches by 1 inch by 9.375 inches.

This bracket kit is suited for commercial and light-industrial door applications where magnetic locks require an offset or angled mounting position. It is commonly used on aluminum storefront frames, hollow metal doors, and other door assemblies where a direct in-line mount is not possible. Installers use this kit to achieve the correct face-to-face contact between the lock body and the armature plate.

Key Features

• Angle bracket configuration supports offset mounting of magnetic lock assemblies
• Approximate dimensions of 1.5 inches by 1 inch by 9.375 inches based on product designation
• Sold as a complete kit, quantity of one per unit
• Designed for use in the MAG LOCKS category of access control hardware
• Compatible with standard magnetic lock mounting arrangements on commercial doors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mounting bracket kit for magnetic lock installations where an angled bracket configuration is required. No specific lock model compatibility was stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified access control technician or licensed electrician familiar with door hardware and low-voltage systems. Disconnect power to the magnetic lock circuit before handling any wiring or adjusting the lock position. Verify that the bracket is mounted to a structurally sound header or frame surface capable of supporting the full holding force of the lock. Local building and fire codes may govern egress door hardware requirements and should be consulted before installation.