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Magnalock®
Models M32, M62, and M82B
Installation and Operating Instructions
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................. 3
SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................... 3
GENERAL ........................................................................................................ 4
Perform a Product Inventory ........................................................................ 4
Have the Recommended Tools ................................................................... 4
Perform a Pre-Installation Survey ................................................................ 4
INSTALLING A MAGNALOCK ......................................................................... 6
Attach the Template and Mark the Drill Holes ............................................. 6
Drill the Holes for the Lock Body and Strike Plate ....................................... 7
Install the Blind Nuts .................................................................................... 8
Install the Strike Plate .................................................................................. 9
Install the Magnalock ................................................................................. 12
Wire Double Door Status ........................................................................... 15
Wire Double Door Status—DPS ................................................................ 15
Wire for Emergency Release ..................................................................... 16
MAINTAINING A MAGNALOCK .................................................................... 16
Perform an Inspection ................................................................................ 16
Clean the Magnalock ................................................................................. 16
TROUBLESHOOTING A MAGNALOCK ........................................................ 17
DETERMINING WIRE GAUGE ...................................................................... 18
WARRANTY .................................................................................................. 20
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INTRODUCTION
The Securitron Magnalock® family is state of the art in electromagnetic locking,
and includes operational electrical characteristics and mounting configuration
options addressed in this document.
The BondSTAT “B” Magnalock Series, Bond Sensor, monitors the magnetic field.
An internal sensor activates a single pull double throw (SPDT) dry-contact relay
connection designed for interface to access control and/or alarm systems, which
reports the status of the Magnalock.
The DPS “D” Magnalock Series, Door Position Sensor, is activated by a special
magnetic strike armature assembly. This isolated SPDT reed switch, with an
internal resettable protection device, is designed for interface to access control
and/or alarm system for door status.
SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL M32 M62 M82B
Holding Force:
Dimensions:
Length: 8" [203 mm] 8" [203 mm] 12" [305 mm]
Height:
1.88" [48 mm] 3" [76 mm] 3" [76 mm]
Depth:
1.6" [41 mm] 1.75" [44 mm] 1.75" [44 mm]
Current @ 12 VDC: 300 mA 250 mA 350 mA
600 Pounds (lbs)
272 k
1200 lbs
544 k
1800 lbs
816 k
Current @ 24 VDC: 150 mA 150 mA 200 mA
Capacitance @ 12 VDC: 6.8 mF 44 mF 44 mF
Capacitance @ 24 VDC: 6.8 mF 11 mF 11 mF
Dual Voltage: 12/24 Volts DC
BondSTAT Rating: Voltage: 30 VDC (Maximum) ~ Current: 1 Amp (Maximum)
DPS Rating: Voltage: 30 VDC (Maximum) ~ Current: 125 mA (Maximum)
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GENERAL
Perform a Product Inventory
1. Upon unpacking this product, PERFORM an inventory to ensure that all of
the required components and hardware have been included; this should
include the items detailed in Figure 1, “Magnalock Inventory.”
Magnalock
Strike Plate
Sex Bolt
Hardware
Figure 1. Magnalock Inventory
Have the Recommended Tools
1. ENSURE the following recommended tools are available for installation of
the applicable Magnalock:
Power Drill Hammer Wire Strippers/Cutter
1/8”, 3/8”, 1/2” Drill Bits Center Punch Crimp Wire Connectors
Masking Tape Crimp Tool 3/16” Hex Key (Allen Wrench)
Fish Tape or Lead Wire Multimeter 1/2” Open end or Crescent Wrench
Perform a Pre-Installation Survey
NOTE 1: Additional brackets may be needed for proper installation.
Specialized brackets are available through Securitron and its many
product distributors.
NOTE 2: Figure 2, Magnalock Installation on an Out-Swinging Door,” and
Figure 3, “Magnalock Installation on an In-Swinging Door,” illustrate
the typical mounting methods.
1. PERFORM an initial onsite survey to determine a method of mounting and to
review the installation plan, taking the following into consideration:
• Physical strength of mounting areas should be strong enough to meet or
exceed the holding force of the required Magnalock.
• Placement of the Magnalock wiring and protection from potential
damage due to intruders or vandal’s external attack.
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• Accessibility for prevention of potential safety hazards.
Figure 2. Magnalock Installation on an Out-Swinging Door
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Figure 3. Magnalock Installation on an In-Swinging Door
INSTALLING A MAGNALOCK
Attach the Template and Mark the Drill Holes
1. SELECT a mounting location for the Magnalock and strike assembly.
NOTE: The edge of the template should be about 1” (25.4 mm) from the latch
side of the door to allow proper access at the mounting locations for
drilling and tool access.
2. ATTACH the template to the
door and frame as shown in
Figure 4, “Attaching the
Template.”
a. IF Installing a strike
plate horizontally,
THEN ENSURE the top
edge of the strike will be
approximately
1/8" [3.2 mm] below the
door frame stop.
Figure 4. Attaching the Template
b. IF the strike and magnet are to be mounted vertically,
THEN INCREASE the clearance between the strike and frame to
3/16" [4.8 mm].
3. WHEN the template is
attached,
THEN MARK the location of
all holes to be drilled using a
center punch (see Figure 5,
“Marking Drill Hole
Locations”).
Figure 5. Marking Drill Hole Locations
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Drill the Holes for the Lock Body and Strike Plate
NOTE 1: Figure 6, “Installation
Drill Holes,” provides
illustration for the
following steps.
NOTE 2: Holes #1 and #3 are
1/2” diameter and
1”deep into door.
Hole #2 is 1/2”
diameter and all of the
way through the door.
1. DRILL the three holes for the
installation of the strike plate.
Figure 6. Installation Drill Holes
NOTE 1: Figure 7, “Lock Body
Drill Holes,” provides
illustration for the
following steps.
NOTE 2: Holes A–C are 3/8”
diameter.
NOTE 3: It is recommended to
start drilling with a
smaller bit and then
use a 3/8” bit to not
over size the holes.
2. DRILL the three holes for the
installation of the lock body.
Figure 7. Lock Body Drill Holes
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Install the Blind Nuts
NOTE: Figure 8, “Blind Nut Components,” Figure 9, “Installing the Blind
Nuts,” and Figure 10, “Blind Nut Before and After Collapse,” provide
illustration for the steps in this section.
Figure 8. Blind Nut Components
Figure 9. Installing the Blind Nuts
Figure 10. Blind Nut Before and After Collapse
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1. INSTALL the blind nuts using the provided collapsing tool.
a. INSERT the assembled blind nut and installation tool into a mounting
hole to install a blind nut into the 3/8” [9.5 mm] hole (see Figure 8).
b. HOLD the install nut using a 1/2” [13 mm] box-end wrench and, at the
same time, COLLAPSE the blind nut using a 3/16” [5.0 mm] hex wrench
to turn the socket cap screw (see Figure 9).
NOTE: The collapsing tool is reusable for several blind nut installations.
c. REMOVE the collapsing tool when finished.
NOTE: Once installed, the blind nuts leave a threaded insert that will accept
the case-hardened machine screws provided in the hardware pack.
d. VERIFY that the blind nut is properly collapsed (see Figure 10).
Install the Strike Plate
1. ENSURE the following
parts are available for
strike plate installation
(see Figure 11, “Strike
Plate Components”):
• 5/16-18 screw
• Funnel Bushing
• Roll Pins (2X)
• Roll Pin Bushings
(2X)
• Rubber Washers
• Sex Bolt
2. Using a hammer, TAP the
roll pins into the strike
plate until seated (see
Figure 12, “Seating the
Roll Pins”).
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Figure 11. Strike Plate Components
Figure 12. Seating the Roll Pins
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3. INSTALL the roll pin
bushings into the door
(see Figure 13, “Installing
the Roll Pin Bushings”).
NOTE: Figure 14, “Strike
Plate Assembly,”
provides illustration
for the Steps 4–6.
4. INSERT the 5/16-18 bolt
through the funnel bushing
and strike plate
NOTE: It may be necessary
to use either 2 or 3
rubber washers
depending on final
adjustments.
5. INSTALL 2 rubber
washers on the 5/16-18
bolt.
6. APPLY thread lock to the
5/16-18 bolt threads.
Figure 13. Installing the Roll Pin Bushings
Figure 14. Strike Plate Assembly
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NOTE: The strike plate is
secured to the door
via the supplied sex
bolt.
7. From the outside of the
door, gently TAP the sex
bolt into place (see Figure
15, “Installing the Sex
Bolt”).
NOTE: The center screw
should not be over
tightened; strike
should float.
8. INSTALL the strike by
aligning it with the sex bolt
and roll pin bushing and
then tightening the center
screw (see Figure 16,
“Installing the Strike
Plate”).
Figure 15. Installing the Sex Bolt
Figure 16. Installing the Strike Plate
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Install the Magnalock
1. PULL the lock wire into
frame and to desired
location.
2. APPLY thread lock to
mounting screws.
3. MOUNT lock body to
frame using supplied
hardware (see Figure 17,
“Installing the
Magnalock”).
4. INSERT the tamper finish
caps into the mounting
screw holes (see Figure
18, “Installing the Tamper
Finishing Caps”).
Figure 17. Installing the Magnalock
Figure 18. Installing the Tamper Finishing Caps
CAUTION: The Magnalock and strike plate must be in proper alignment or
the BondSTAT and DPS functions will not operate correctly.
NOTE 1: When installing the Magnalock and strike plate, each should be in
proper alignment to the other (see Figure 19, “Magnalock and Strike
Plate Alignment”). This is considered critical for the operation of both
the BondSTAT and DPS. However, there are alignment tolerances for
each model of Magnalock, but these should be viewed as the extreme—
the installation desire is always total alignment.
NOTE 2: The following are the alignment tolerances for the M32, M62, and M82:
Model X-Coordinate
Alignment (+/–)
M32 B/D 9/32” 1/8”
M62 B/D 5/16” 1/8’
M82 B/D 9/16” 1/8”
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Y-Coordinate
Alignment (+/–)
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Figure 19. Magnalock and Strike Plate Alignment
5. ENSURE the Magnalock and strike plate are in proper alignment.
WARNING: A shock hazard may occur if the Magnalock is operated from a
DC power supply that is connected to earth ground or not
isolated.
CAUTION: The Magnalock must be operated from DC powe
appropriate capacity and voltage. The DC output of the
power supply must not be
connected to earth ground but
must be isolated, or possible damage to the
result.
NOTE: In order to confirm that the DC outputs of a power supply ar e
isola t e d , it c a n b e checked with an ohmmeter between earth
ground
and +V, and then between earth and 0V (negative). There
should not be continuity.
supply o
product could
6. CONNECT the wiring per Figure 20, “Typical Magnalock Wiring,” Figure 21,
“Connections for BondSTAT ‘B’ Version,” Figure 22, “Connections for DPS
‘D’ Version,” and Figure 23, “Connections for ‘BD’ Version.”
Figure 20. Typical Magnalock Wiring
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NOTE 1: In Figure 21, the green and white wires supply electrical connection
when the lock is ON
NOTE 2: In Figure 21, the orange and white wires supply electrical
connection when the lock OFF
Figure 21. Connections for BondSTAT “B” Version
NOTE 1: In Figure 22, the blue and yellow wires supply electrical connection
when the door condition is closed
NOTE 2: In Figure 22, the brown and yellow wires supply electrical
connection when the door condition is open
and secure.
or unsecure.
.
.
Figure 22. Connections for DPS “D” Version
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Figure 23. Connections for “BD” Version
Wire Double Door Status
NOTE: When two Magnalocks are used for double door installation, the
BondSTAT contacts should be wired in series for proper reporting.
CONNECT the green wire of one lock to the white wire of the other as
1.
shown in Figure 24, “Double Door Status Wiring.”
Figure 24. Double Door Status Wiring
Wire Double Door Status—DPS
NOTE: When two Magnalocks are used for double door installation, the
DPS contacts should be wired in series for proper reporting.
1.
CONNECT the blue wire of one lock to the yellow wire of the other as shown
in Figure 25, “Double Door Status Wiring—DPS.”
Figure 25. Double Door Status Wiring—DPS
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Wire for Emergency Release
NOTE 1: Magnalocks are often wired into a system for quick release in case
of emergency.
NOTE 2
: Manual switching or automatic triggering from a fire alarm system is
practical.
NOTE 3:
It is the user's responsibility to correctly hookup the Magnalock
according to the instructions.
NOTE 4: Securitron power supplies have terminals for connecting
emergency release switches.
1. USE a switch or relay to perform break of power.
MAINTAINING A MAGNALOCK
Perform an Inspection
1. CHECK the rubber washers for elasticity and proper pivoting; TIGHTEN as
required.
2. CHECK for the build-up of debris on the Magnalock and strike armature;
CLEAN as required.
3. CHECK for rust on the Magnalock and strike plate armature; CLEAN as
required.
Clean the Magnalock
1. CLEAN the Magnalock at the following intervals:
• Once a year for normal maintenance
• Every 6 months when minor rusting occurs
• Every 3 months if rust conditions are severe
2. APPLY rubbing alcohol onto a clean cloth and thoroughly WIPE DOWN the
Magnalock and strike plate armature (indoor applications).
NOTE: An example of a silicon-based cleaner/lubricant is the following:
Super Lube® Aerosol with SYNCOLON® (PTFE)
Part Number: 31040 ~ 6oz. / 31110 ~ 11 oz. / 32015 ~ 14 oz.
Phone: (631) 567-5300 / Website: www.super-lube.com
3. APPLY a silicone-based cleaner/lubricant onto a clean cloth and thoroughly
WIPE DOWN the Magnalock and strike plate armature (outdoor
applications).
4. USE a plastic dishwashing scrub pad to aid in the removal of rust.
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TROUBLESHOOTING A MAGNALOCK
CHALLENGE SOLUTION
Lock does not generate a
magnetic field
Reduced holding force
BondSTAT does not report
secure
DPS does not report door
status
CHECK for specified voltage at Magnalock.
CHECK for specified current draw at Magnalock.
CHECK DC power source is Full-Wave Rectified
(Half-wave Rectifier or AC Power unacceptable).
CHECK for specified voltage at Magnalock.
CHECK for specified current draw at Magnalock.
CHECK strike mounting for proper installation.
CHECK the Magnalock and strike for obstructions
and that contact surfaces are properly cleaned.
CHECK for specified voltage at Magnalock.
Check for specified current draw at Magnalock.
CHECK strike mounting for proper alignment and
pivoting for proper closure to Magnalock.
CHECK the Magnalock and strike for obstructions
and that contact surfaces are properly cleaned.
CHECK strike mounting for proper alignment.
CHECK for proper door closure.
CHECK for proper voltage/current on switch.
CHECK resettable protection device.
ENSURE no voltage is present at Magnalock.
ENSURE the Magnalock is not drawing current.
Magnalock does not release
Magnalock is dirty or rusty ENSURE the Magnalock is properly cleaned.
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CHECK if the strike is sticky and hard to release.
CHECK the Magnalock and strike for obstructions
and that contact surfaces are properly cleaned.
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CHALLENGE SOLUTION
Electronic noise interference
with Access Control System
CHECK for voltage from Magnalock to door
frame; there should be no voltage present.
DETERMINING WIRE GAUGE
The Magnalock requires adequate voltage and current for proper operation.
Resistance is created by the length and gauge (size) of the wire being used. An
accurate estimated distance from the power supply to the opening is crucial. For
superior operation the correct size gauge wire must be used—the devices used
operate optimally with the least amount of resistance on the source. Using the
correct gauge wires protects against large voltage and current (load) losses. The
gauge is determined by the wire distance, voltage and current of all devices.
1. CALCULATE total current for either a 12 VDC system (see Table 1, “12 VDC
System”) or a 24 VDC system (see Table 2, “24 VDC System), as required.
Table 1..12 VDC System Current Used
Devices Used Amps (12 VDC)
M62 Magnalock 0.250 0.250
DK-26 Access 0.160 0.410
XMS Motion 0.050 0.460
EEB2 Timer 0.025 0.485
Total Current (Rounded Up) 0.600A
Table 2. 24 VDC System
Progressive
Totals
Devices Used Amps (24 VDC)
M82 Magnalock 0.200 0.200
TSB Touch Bar 0.025 0.225
DK-11 Access 0.070 0.295
XDT-24 Delay 0.050 0.345
MK Bypass/Reset 0.020 0.365
Total Current (Rounded Up)
Progressive
Totals
0.400A
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2. Using the value obtained in Step 1, DETERMINE the proper wire gauge and
length using Table 3, “ 12 VDC Wire Gauge and Length,” for a 12 VDC
system, or Table 4, “24 VDC Wire Gauge and Length,” for a 24 VDC system.
Table 3. 12 VDC Wire Gauge and Length
1.0A
C
U
R
R
E
N
T
12 VDC
Table 4. 24 VDC Wire Gauge and Length
1.0A
.80A
C
U
R
.60A
R
R
E
.40A
N
T
.30A
.20A
24 VDC
.80A
.60A
.40A
.30A
.20A
20
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
24
Gauge
24
Gauge
50’
[15m]
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
24
Gauge
24
Gauge
24
Gauge
24
Gauge
50’
[15m]
18
Gauge
18
Gauge
20
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
100’
[30m]
20
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
24
Gauge
24
Gauge
100’
[30m]
16
Gauge
18
Gauge
18
Gauge
20
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
150’
[46m]
20
Gauge
20
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
24
Gauge
150’
[46m]
14
Gauge
16
Gauge
18
Gauge
18
Gauge
20
Gauge
22
Gauge
200’
[61m]
18
Gauge
18
Gauge
20
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
200’
[61m]
14
Gauge
14
Gauge
16
Gauge
18
Gauge
18
Gauge
20
Gauge
300’
[91m]
WIRE DISTANCE
16
Gauge
18
Gauge
18
Gauge
20
Gauge
22
Gauge
22
Gauge
300’
[91m]
WIRE DISTANCE
12
Gauge
12
Gauge
14
Gauge
16
Gauge
18
Gauge
18
Gauge
400’
[122m]
14
Gauge
16
Gauge
18
Gauge
18
Gauge
20
Gauge
22
Gauge
400’
[122m]
10
Gauge
10
Gauge
14
Gauge
14
Gauge
16
Gauge
18
Gauge
500’
[152m]
14
Gauge
14
Gauge
16
Gauge
18
Gauge
20
Gauge
20
Gauge
500’
[152m]
10
Gauge8 Gauge
10
Gauge8 Gauge
12
14
14
16
12
Gauge
14
Gauge
14
Gauge
16
Gauge
18
Gauge
20
Gauge
750’
[229m]
10
Gauge
12
Gauge
14
Gauge
14
Gauge
1000’
[305m]
Gauge
Gauge
Gauge
Gauge
Gauge
Gauge
1000’
[305m]
Gauge
Gauge
Gauge
Gauge
750’
[229m]
10
12
14
14
16
18
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WARRANTY
Magnalock M32, M62, and M82 are covered by the MagnaCare® lifetime
replacement no fault warranty. No registration is required. Product will be
replaced forever, for any reason, including but not limited to installation error,
vandalism, or acts of God. Replacement product is shipped at Securitron’s
expense next day air if needed.
For more information, visit www.securitron.com
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