MORX 300 lbs EM Lock with Red LED
₹1,369 Incl. GST
₹1,160 + 18% GST
At a glance
- Holding Force
- 300 lb
- Indicator
- Red LED
- Fail Mode
- Fail-safe
- Door Type
- Single door
Lighter electromagnetic (EM) lock for interior doors that do not need high holding force, such as cabins, meeting rooms, store rooms and glass partitions. 300 lbs holding force, red LED status light, releases on a power cut.
- WarrantyManufacturer warranty under MORX's terms. Warranty claims
- DeliveryPrice, availability and delivery charges are confirmed in your quotation. Shipping and delivery
Overview
The MORX 300 lbs EM Lock with Red LED is a lighter electromagnetic (EM) lock for interior doors that do not need high holding force: cabins, meeting rooms, store rooms, glass partitions and cupboard-type doors on access control. A magnet on the frame holds a steel plate on the door while powered and releases when power is cut, and a red LED shows the lock status.
Is it right for you?
- It suits an interior door where resistance to force is not the main concern.
- It is fail-safe, so the door opens on a power cut or when the access system releases it.
- For a main entrance, a 600 lbs lock is the more common choice.
- The MORX brackets in this range are sold for 600 lbs and 1200 lbs locks, so do not assume they fit this lock body.
Key features
- 300 lbs holding force class.
- Red LED status indicator.
- Electromagnetic, fail-safe operation: unlocked when power is off.
What else you need
- A regulated DC power supply rated for the lock current.
- An access controller, standalone reader or exit button with a relay output to switch the lock.
- A MORX exit button to release the door from inside.
Installation
An access control installer should mount the magnet on the frame header on the push side and the armature plate on the door so they meet squarely, and wire the lock through the controller or lock supply.
Before you buy
- Dimensions, supply voltage and current are not stated by the manufacturer; confirm them from the unit label before choosing a power supply.
- The 600 lbs and 1200 lbs brackets are not stated to fit this lock.
- The door opens whenever power is cut, so add a backed-up supply if it must stay locked.
Technical specifications
Key facts
- What is it?
- Magnetic / EM LocksBrand MORX
- Can SecurityGearHub help with installation?
- Setup guidanceManuals, wiring guides and answers to setup questions. On-site work is arranged separately where available. Ask about installation
- Which documents are available?
- On request. Ask us for the datasheet.
- Not stated by the manufacturer
- power, box contents
- Holding Force
- 300 lb
- Fail Mode
- Fail-safe (electromagnetic)
- Indicator
- Red LED
- Door Type
- Single door
- Warranty
- Manufacturer warranty under MORX's terms. How claims work
Product attributes and shipping details
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Works with this product
Relevant accessories
- MORX MS-1 Stainless Steel Exit Button (NO/NC/COM)MS-1
Why Exit button to release the door from inside. Condition: Wire through controller or lock supply.
₹368Add to cart
Upgrades
- MORX 600 lbs EM Lock with Red LEDSGH-ACC-7902
Why Same format in the 600 lbs class. Condition: Higher holding force; larger body likely.
₹1,540Add to cart
Questions about this product
Is 300 lbs enough for a main door?
It is meant for interior doors such as cabins, meeting rooms and store rooms. For a main entrance, a 600 lbs lock is the more common choice.
What happens in a power cut?
The lock releases and the door opens. Use a backed-up supply if the door must stay locked.
What power does it need?
Not stated by the manufacturer. Check the unit label and use a regulated DC supply rated for the lock current.
Do the MORX brackets fit it?
The MORX brackets are sold for 600 lbs and 1200 lbs locks; fit on the 300 lbs body is not stated.
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