ASSA ABLOY Electric locking for access controlled doors
Electromagnetic locks, an electric strike, drop bolts for framed and frameless glass doors, mounting brackets and a door sensor. Choose by door type and by whether the door must release or stay locked when power fails.
- Priced online
- Some models on quotation
All ASSA ABLOY products
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ASSA ABLOYModel AAES5ANHSSSElectric Strike with Feedback, Fail Secure
₹8,469 Incl. GST -
ASSA ABLOYModel AAIDRP200LALElectric Drop Bolt with Timer and Feedback, 5-Wire
₹12,148 Incl. GST -
ASSA ABLOYFrameless Glass Door Drop Bolt with Timer and Feedback (Five Wire)
₹11,002 Incl. GST -
ASSA ABLOYModel AAIEMAGA4DSHSALA4 Double Door EM Lock, Non-Monitored
- Fail Mode
- Fail-safe
- Dimensions
- 500 x 47 x 26 mm
Price on request -
ASSA ABLOYModel AAIEMAGA4SSHSALA4 600 lbs EM Lock, Single Door, Non-Monitored
- Holding Force
- 250 to 280 kg
- Fail Mode
- Fail-safe
Price on request -
ASSA ABLOYDoor Sensor RC33
Price on request -
ASSA ABLOYElectric Strike with Feedback (Fail Safe/Secure)
Price on request -
ASSA ABLOYU bracket L bracket
Price on request
ASSA ABLOY door hardware we carry
- ASSA ABLOY electric strikes: including an electric strike with feedback that is listed for fail safe or fail secure use
- ASSA ABLOY magnetic EM locks: the AAIEMAGA4SSHSAL and AAIEMAGA4DSHSAL models
- ASSA ABLOY electric drop bolts: the AAIDRP200LAL and a frameless glass door drop bolt with timer and feedback (five wire)
- Mounting hardware: a U bracket and L bracket set for doors where the lock cannot sit flush on the frame
The door decides the lock. A framed wooden or metal door usually takes an EM lock on the head of the frame or an electric strike in the jamb, while a frameless glass door needs a drop bolt or a bracket kit because there is nothing to screw into. Next, decide how the door should behave when power fails: a fail safe lock releases, a fail secure lock stays locked, and the right choice depends on whether the door is an escape route. Models listed with feedback, such as the electric strike and the glass door drop bolt, let the access controller confirm the door is actually locked. Three of the eight items are priced online and five are quote-only, so a mixed order for several doors is easiest to send as one list.
The ASSA ABLOY range
What ASSA ABLOY covers
On the door
Five parts and where they fit
A door normally uses one locking device, plus a door sensor and an exit device.
- 1 EM lockMounted on the header with its armature plate on the leaf. Fail-safe: the door releases when power is removed. 12 or 24 V DC, site selectable.
- 2 Electric strikeReplaces the strike plate in the jamb and works with the door’s own latch. Fail secure versions stay locked without power; a selectable fail-safe or fail secure version is also listed. Both report the lock state.
- 3 Door sensorRC33, recessed in the frame with its magnet in the door, reports whether the door is open or closed.
- 4 Drop boltFitted in the header; the bolt drops into the door when it locks. Timer and feedback, 5-wire, with a version for frameless glass doors.
- 5 U and L bracketsThe U bracket gives a fixing on frameless glass; the L bracket mounts an EM lock where the door opens inwards.
Double doors
A4 double door EM lock
Two magnets in one housing for a pair of leaves, non-monitored. Like the single door model it is fail-safe and needs a power supply sized for both magnets.
Resources
ASSA ABLOY documents
Documents by type
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