Securitron M62B-SS Mag Bond Sensor Split Strike

Product Description

The SECURITRON M62B-SS is a magnetic bond sensor designed for use with split-strike electromagnetic locking applications. This sensor monitors the bond state between the magnet and the armature, providing a feedback signal that indicates whether the door is secured. It is typically installed as part of an access control system on doors equipped with electromagnetic locks. Security technicians and low-voltage integrators install this component when a door position or bond confirmation signal is required by the control system or fire alarm interface.

The M62B-SS is suited for commercial access control installations where split-strike hardware is used. It fits into door locking assemblies where the strike and armature operate on a split configuration rather than a standard flush-mount arrangement. This sensor is commonly integrated into systems on interior or vestibule doors in commercial and institutional facilities where real-time lock bond monitoring is part of the security design.

Key Features

• Monitors magnetic bond status between lock magnet and armature
• Designed for split-strike electromagnetic lock assemblies
• Provides a hardwired feedback signal to access control panels or fire alarm interfaces
• Stainless steel construction indicated by SS designation
• Sold as an individual unit for precise replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style bond sensor for use with split-strike electromagnetic locking assemblies in commercial access control systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or access control integrator familiar with electromagnetic door hardware. De-energize the locking system and disconnect power to the access control panel before beginning any wiring work. Verify that the sensor output signal type is compatible with the receiving control panel or fire alarm module before finalizing connections. Follow all applicable local codes and manufacturer wiring guidelines when integrating into life-safety or access control systems.