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skip to main content videos downloads catalogue contact us go rgl electronics ltd exit devices exit buttons call points dual units key switches fireman switches surface boxes bespoke switches keypads standard external proximity accessories electronic locking magnetic locks external maglocks electric release door hold open shear locks solenoid bolts brackets power supplies 12v psu 24v psu cctv transformer rectifier en / mp psu accessories toilet alarms toggle navigation products access control fire intruder cctv about contact downloads sitemap bk600-d-zl external maglocks external zl bracket specifications px2000 power supply converts power more efficiently (switch mode) specifications dr-01/w electro magnetic lock extra high impact/strength abs enclosure specifications dr-01 white read more about dr-01 white file new products - november 2017.pdf 478.99 kb latest blogs recent popular new products - november 2017.pdf 478.99 kb dr-01 white posted on: jan 15, 2018 what power supply do i need? (access control) posted on: dec 18, 2017 picking the correct maglock! posted on: dec 8, 2017 picking the correct maglock! posted on: dec 8, 2017 what power supply do i need? (access control) posted on: dec 18, 2017 new products - november 2017.pdf 478.99 kb dr-01 white posted on: jan 15, 2018 what power supply do i need? (access control) read more about what power supply do i need? (access control) as with any task you need to know what your ultimate requirements are before you can make an informed decision, in this case what power supply to choose? rgl originated as a power supply manufacturer, and as such has a wealth of experience in this area, and the range of products to match it. firstly though you need to decide what voltage 12v or 24v – an easy decision to make as this will normally be determined by what products you are using or what is currently being used. a normal bench mark is that fire systems normally run at 24v and access and cctv tend to be 12v (but most devices can also run at 24v as well). battery back up – do you want to have battery back up should the main power be interrupted? most access control power supplies come with this as standard, . box size - this again depends on what additional control units or requirements your system will require. the small clam shell box (products containing sm-1) will take a 12v 7ah battery, and a small pcb board. the larger sm-2 hinged boxes will take 2 x 12v 7ah batteries and a much larger control unit. we then do sm-3 box and a -4 box. the sm-3 box can house 2 x 12v 17ah batteries and is a very large hinged box. the -4 box is an very deep box that can house a 12v 24ah battery, along with a number of other peripheral devices. amperage selection – our recommendation, particularly when using a device that is permanently powered (such as a failsafe maglock) is to use a power supply that provides double the amperage to the devices being powered. for example a ml600-d-m maglock has 2 maglocks each requiring 480ma of current, totalling 960ma. we would therefore suggest a power supply that provides at least 2amps of current. this is a very basic overview of power supplies, but if you need any further advice then please don’t hesitate to call where we can advise you on the ideal power supply to suit your requirements, as well as a local distributor to suit your needs. latest blogs recent popular new products - november 2017.pdf 478.99 kb dr-01 white posted on: jan 15, 2018 what power supply do i need? (access control) posted on: dec 18, 2017 picking the correct maglock! posted on: dec 8, 2017 picking the correct maglock! posted on: dec 8, 2017 what power supply do i need? (access control) posted on: dec 18, 2017 new products - november 2017.pdf 478.99 kb dr-01 white posted on: jan 15, 2018 picking the correct maglock! read more about picking the correct maglock! when choosing which maglock to choose, you have to take a number of factors into account – not just in relation to the magnetic lock itself, but also the type and size of door, what the purpose of the door is and the frequency of usage. r gl have a range of magnetic locks, but to break it down simply they come in 4 distinct sizes: ml100 – this provides around 100lb or 60kg of holding force. this is ideal for use on cabinets, boxes, machines and a number of other bespoke access control solutions. ml300 – this provides up to 300lb or 180kg of holding force, and is most commonly used on low risk access control projects and in places where space may be an issue. is suitable for most jobs, but often overlooked in favour of the mini maglock. ml600 – the slimline or mini maglock as it’s otherwise known. these are the most popular locks in the access control industry. they provide up to 600lb or 280kg of holding force. they are suitable for most door types and provide a large amount of holding force in a condensed locking solution. ml1200 – the largest lock in our range, providing up to 1200lb or 545kg of holding force. these weigh in at 4.5kg each, so are only suitable for heavy duty doors – where a high level of access control security is required. so now you’ve picked the holding force, the next question you need to decide is whether you need an unmonitored maglock or a monitored maglock. the unmonitored lock (e.g. ml600) is just a basic lock with no external sensors to confirm whether the magnet is locked or unlocked. the monitored maglock (e.g. ml600-m), give you access to external monitoring devices which can give an external indication to (sound or visual) to confirm that the door has been opened. useful if you have an unmanned reception or front gate. the next choice is fairly simple, do you have a single door or a double set of doors? for a single door you can choose the magnet codes we’ve already been discussing. for a double door, you can choose a double magnetic lock (e.g. ml600-d or ml600-d-m). this is essentially two singlet maglocks joined together in the middle. the final choice when picking which maglock to use is what kind of bracketry you need to purchase with it (if any) most magnetic locks automatically come with a mounting plate on the top of them. this enables you to install the maglock on an outward opening door, as long as there is sufficient space to install it on the underside of the doorframe. if there is insufficient space on the door frame then you may need to purchase an ‘l’ bracket (e.g. bk600l). this enable the maglock to be mounted onto the outside of the frame and the armature plate would be fitted onto the door. again this is for outward opening doors. if you have an inward opening door then you will need to install a ‘zl’ bracket or ‘fl’ bracket. this allows the maglock to be fitted onto the door frame, and the armature fits onto the z or f bracket onto the door itself (e.g. bk600zl or bk600f-l). if you are using a double maglock, then we have the option to use either the bk600-d-l or bk600d-zl, these are brand new onto the market and have revolutionised the way double maglocks can be fitted. automatically turning them into a one person job (where it is likely you would have needed two in the past) finally, if you are installing them onto a glass door – then you can use the bk600u, which allows you to attach the armature plate onto the door itself. latest blogs recent popular new products - november 2017.pdf 478.99 kb dr-01 white posted on: jan 15, 2018 what power supply do i need? 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Rgl Electronics Ltd

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UK Limited Company, (Company number: 3824700)

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Pelham Works
Pelham Street
Wolverhampton
West Midlands
WV3 0BJ
United Kingdom

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Wolverhampton
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