Securitron M62FBD Face Mount Mag Lock Door Position Switch

Product Description

The SECURITRON M62FBD is a face-mount electromagnetic lock with an integrated door position switch, designed for access control applications on commercial and institutional doors. The unit uses magnetic bonding force to secure a door leaf to its frame and includes a built-in status switch that signals whether the door is open or closed to a connected access control panel. Installers working in commercial security, low-voltage integration, or door hardware will typically specify this lock where both locking and door-status monitoring are required in a single assembly.

The M62FBD is suited for face-mount installation on inswing or outswing door assemblies where surface mounting to the door frame and door leaf is preferred over mortise or shear configurations. The integrated door position switch eliminates the need for a separate reed switch or contact sensor, simplifying wiring and reducing hardware count. Typical applications include office entry doors, server room access points, and interior security doors in commercial or institutional facilities.

Key Features

• Face-mount electromagnetic lock with integrated door position switch for combined locking and status monitoring
• Single-assembly design reduces wiring complexity by eliminating a separate door contact sensor
• Designed for surface installation on the door frame and door face without mortise prep
• Suitable for access control panel integration where door-open or door-closed status signals are required
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electromagnetic lock for face-mount access control applications on standard commercial door assemblies. No specific compatible model numbers or replacement part numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of electromagnetic locks should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or a qualified door hardware integrator familiar with access control systems. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control panel and the lock circuit before beginning any wiring work. Mounting hardware alignment is critical to achieving rated bond force, so verify that the armature plate and lock body are parallel and flush before final fastening. Local codes, including applicable sections of NFPA 101 and IBC egress requirements, must be reviewed to confirm the installation complies with life-safety and fire-exit regulations.