Securitron -u.s. M680EBD-606 Electromagnetic Door Lock

Product Description

The SECURITRON -U.S. M680EBD-606 is an electromagnetic door lock designed for access control applications in commercial and institutional buildings. Operating on 12 or 24 volts DC, this mag lock holds a door securely in the closed position when energized, releasing instantly when power is interrupted. The ECO designation indicates a design focused on reduced power consumption without sacrificing holding performance. Installation is typically handled by licensed access control or low-voltage electrical technicians as part of a broader door hardware and access control system.

This electromagnetic lock is suited for single-door access control installations in commercial, institutional, and light industrial environments. It is commonly installed on aluminum-frame glass doors, hollow metal doors, and wood doors where a concealed or surface-mounted locking solution is required. The 606 finish designation indicates a satin brass finish appropriate for applications where aesthetics are a consideration alongside security performance. Typical deployment includes pairing with a request-to-exit device, access credential reader, and a door control panel or access controller.

Key Features

• Dual-voltage operation at 12 or 24 volts DC for flexible system integration
• ECO design targets reduced steady-state current draw compared to standard mag lock designs
• 606 satin brass finish for aesthetic compatibility with commercial door hardware
• Fail-safe operation — lock releases on power loss to support life-safety egress requirements
• Surface-mount form factor suitable for a range of door types and frame configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electromagnetic lock for use in commercial access control door hardware systems requiring a 12/24VDC fail-safe mag lock.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or access control technician in accordance with applicable local electrical codes and NFPA 101 life-safety requirements. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control panel and door hardware circuit before beginning installation or wiring work. Verify that the door frame and header provide sufficient clearance and structural backing for secure armature and lock-body mounting. Confirm system voltage and polarity at the lock terminals before energizing to avoid damage to the lock or connected control equipment.