Do these locks work with both 12V and 24V power supplies?

Yes, each lock is compatible with 12V and 24V DC inputs, making it adaptable to different setups.

Will I be able to tell if the magnetic lock is working by looking at it?

Yes, the maglock has a bright-colored status LED. It provides a clear indication of the lock status, so you know at a glance if the door is secured.Green = LockedRed = ReleasedOff = No input

Can these magnetic locks be installed on glass/sliding doors?

Yes, they can be installed on glass doors and they can be installed on sliding doors. You might need a proper bracket.

300lbs magnetic lock (VIS-ML300LED) and a ZL bracket for inswinging doors - FPC-5191

Indoor Maglock Installation (VIS-ML300LED, VIS-ML600LED, VIS-ML1200LED) - FPC Security

indoor magnetic lock with LED status indicators, for access control systems VIS-ML300LED

300lb Indoor Electromagnetic Lock with LED Sensor VIS-ML300LED

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VIS-ML300LED: 300lbs Indoor Electromagnetic Lock

VIS-ZL300: L and Z Bracket for 300lbs Electromagnetic Lock

Description

The FPC-5191 kit includes a 300lbs magnetic lock (VIS-ML300LED) and a ZL bracket for inswinging doors. Designed for doors that open inward, this standard package provides reliable access control in a compact form.

The VIS-ML300LED maglock delivers up to 300lbs of holding force, securing the door by mounting at the top of the frame. This means it would take over 300lbs of force to force the door open—ideal for enhancing entry point security.

An integrated LED indicator lets you easily monitor lock status: red means locked, and green means unlocked. The included VIS-ZL300 bracket ensures proper alignment for inswing doors, making installation fast and effective.

This product doesn’t include a power supply. You might want to consider a kit that comes with one for an easier setup.

NOTE: This is a Fail Safe or Normally Close lock, meaning it will unlock without power. You can add a battery backup to keep the lock engaged in case of an outage.

Characteristics

Model VIS-ML300LED:

Voltage Input: 12 VDC / 24 VDC
Current Draw: 12V / 300mA ; 24V / 150mA (±5%)
Holding Force: Up to 300 lbs (136 kg)
Anti-Rust Surface Treatment: Blue Zinc Plating
Operating Temperature: 0~55° C ( 32~131° F)
Operating Humidity: 0~95% ( non condensing)
Weight ( Magnet): 0.6 kg (±1%)
Dimensions: Magnet - (L)210x(W)35x(T)21 mm Armature - (L)130x(W)33x(T)11 mm
Green/Red LED Indication for EM Lock Status

Model No. VIS-ZL300:

L and Z bracket for 300 lbs electromagnetic lock

Description

The FPC-5191 kit includes a 300lbs magnetic lock (VIS-ML300LED) and a ZL bracket for inswinging doors. Designed for doors that open inward, this standard package provides reliable access control in a compact form.

The VIS-ML300LED maglock delivers up to 300lbs of holding force, securing the door by mounting at the top of the frame. This means it would take over 300lbs of force to force the door open—ideal for enhancing entry point security.

An integrated LED indicator lets you easily monitor lock status: red means locked, and green means unlocked. The included VIS-ZL300 bracket ensures proper alignment for inswing doors, making installation fast and effective.

This product doesn’t include a power supply. You might want to consider a kit that comes with one for an easier setup.

NOTE: This is a Fail Safe or Normally Close lock, meaning it will unlock without power. You can add a battery backup to keep the lock engaged in case of an outage.

Product FAQs

Do these locks work with both 12V and 24V power supplies?

Yes, each lock is compatible with 12V and 24V DC inputs, making it adaptable to different setups.
Will I be able to tell if the magnetic lock is working by looking at it?

Yes, the maglock has a bright-colored status LED. It provides a clear indication of the lock status, so you know at a glance if the door is secured.

Green = Locked
Red = Released
Off = No input
Can these magnetic locks be installed on glass/sliding doors?

Yes, they can be installed on glass doors and they can be installed on sliding doors. You might need a proper bracket.
What happens to the maglock when the power goes out?

This is a Fail Safe or Normally Close lock, meaning it will unlock without power. You can add a battery backup to keep the lock engaged in case of an outage.
Does the magnetic lock make a noise when unlocking?

The maglock makes a sort of clicking noise when it unlocks. If you want a louder noise to identify when the door unlocks, you can add a buzzer to your system.
Does it have a time delay or timer function?

No, it doesn't.
Is this magnetic door lock kit weatherproof?

This model is designed for indoor use only. For outdoor use, look for weatherproof-rated maglocks.

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VIS-ZL300

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Indoor Magnetic Door Lock with 300 lbs (136 kg) of Holding Force VIS-ML300LED + L and Z Bracket - FPC-5191 Visionis

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