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Locknetics 350+ DSM / MBS

Name: Locknetics 350+ DSM / MBS Electromagnetic Lock
Brand: Locknetics
SKU: Locknetics 350+ DSM / MBS
Price: 909.17 USD

Locknetics 350+ DSM / MBS Electromagnetic Lock

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Locknetics 350+ DSM / MBS Electromagnetic Lock

Price: $909.17 USD

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Product Description:

Magforce Plus 350+ Series: The High Security Narrowline Solution

Single lock with door status monitor / magnetic bond sensor
Door status monitor indicates when door is opened or closed
Magnetic bond sensor indicates when lock is secured or unsecured
1200 pounds of direct holding force
Exceeds ANSI/BHMA A156.23 Grade 2 standards
UL listed as an auxiliary lock for a 3 hour fire rated opening
For single, inswinging or outswinging, hollow metal, aluminum, and wood doors and frames and glass doors.
Easily interfaces with electronic access control systems, automatic door operators and fire or other hazard sensing systems for egress and emergency egress.
Input voltage: 12 or 24 VCD (dual voltage, field selectable)
Current Draw: .75A @ 12 VCD or .38A @ 24 VCD
Overall size: 2-1/8" H x 12-1/2" L x 1-11/16" D
Designed for doors requiring a high level of security.
Modular design employs a standardized circuit board with easy to install connectors, adjustable mounting brackets, integrated mounting screws, and slide-in architectural finish plates
The 350+ design features a narrow 2-1/8” projection from the frame header
The armature housing holds the armature in place, eliminating the noise and sagging known with armatures, and increases the overall reliability of the product
The armature housing also provides an aesthetically pleasing look over traditional armature mountings, blending into the
surrounding environment more easily

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Q: Richard I have installed a number of mag locks. Now and then I have tried to use the MBS terminals as my door position switch. Never seems to work. I wire to those terminals and put a meter on the wires. There is no change in state between locked and not locked. I assume this is simply a relay from the description. Any suggestions? I am assuming it can. I have a customer who has had a number of false alarms because the lock was not bonded. I believe it is because the door is not closing correctly and no one is checking it. the DPS is currently a separate magnetic contact and if it is close enough it will show closed but there is no actual bond. Using the MBS would give a better indication of whether or not the door is secure. That would be fine. the lock in question is a locknetics 350, however I have tried this with many locks. I put my meter on the MBS terminals and there is no change in state. If it is a wet contact that would explain it however the ppwk has indicated SPDT

A: Does the circuit board of your 350+ have the DSM contacts? See page two here:

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Q: Does it include the power supply?

A: The 350 electromagnetic lock from Locknetics does not include a power supply.

I might suggest a power supply as seen here which is the Locknetics 505:

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Q: Can you tell me what the std resistance is on a maglock coil?

A: No. We don’t have a listing of what the resistance of a magnet coil should be. It should be fairly low but still above a direct short. If you can tell me if you are operating the magnet at 12 or 24VDC I can tell you how to bypass the circuit board and if it works then you can use it like that. If not then the entire assembly needs to be replaced.

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