Securitron 1200 Pound Lock With Conduit Fitting For Gates

This lock is face mounted. Screw mounting holes are driled through the face of the lock.

Same lock but with the conduit fitting:: The “G” option adds a 1/2" female-3/4" male universal conduit fitting to allow conduit wiring for outdoor installations. The “G” version is also useful for surface wired installations on concrete filled door frames. This avoids the cost of drilling a wire way in the concrete.

FACE MOUNT VERSION INSWINGING DOOR MOUNT Standard Magnalocks are suspended from the door frame so that the door swings away from the magnet body, This is the preferred mounting method, but if the door swings into the protected area, security considerations may dictate that the lock is mounted on the inswinging side of the door. The “F” option provides for face mounting on the header above the door. Mounting holes are drilled through the magnet face and the wire exit is to the rear. The Z-32/62/82 bracket is normally used with “F” Magnalocks.

Please note:
Because of the wide variety of gates in existence, each installation has to be considered special and normally, bracketry must be made up on site. The concept is to mount the magnet on a fixed post and the strike plate to the swinging or sliding member of the gate. Position both components so that the strike plate slaps against the magnet face on closure. Usually, the "GF" version of the Magnalock is used for gates. "G" calls out a conduit fitting mounted on the magnet end and "F" calls out mounting holes through the face. The magnet typically screws onto a back plate fashioned on site and the back plate is welded onto the fixed post.

Often on gate installations a Z bracket is used


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