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Fail-safe drop bolts with selectable delay and a status-output version, plus frameless-glass brackets. Confirm strike alignment, frame preparation and the ordered power-loss behavior.
Fail-safe 12 V DC drop bolt with a door-status signal output for monitored doors, 0/3/6/9 s delay and 110 mA draw. Fits wood, metal, glass and fire doors.
Fail-safe 12 V DC electric drop bolt with a selectable 0/3/6/9 s time delay and 110 mA draw, for wood, metal, glass and fire doors. Fail-secure build on request.
Stainless-steel U bracket that mounts an electric drop bolt on frameless glass doors 8–15 mm thick with a 180° opening range. Listed for EB-110 and EB-120.
Compact 90 mm stainless-steel bracket for electric drop bolts on glass doors that are frameless at the bottom. Clamps 8–15 mm glass; iron shim and two rubber gaskets included.
EB-110 and EB-120 are electric drop bolts with standard fail-safe operation: removing power releases the bolt. EB-120 adds status feedback, while EB-110 is the version without that output. Both list selectable delay settings for relocking after release.
The door and strike must align before the bolt can engage correctly. Ask for the dimensioned drawing and check the installation position before cutting the frame. For frameless glass, EB-130 and EB-140 provide different bracket arrangements; compare their clamping and mounting requirements with the door.
The listed operating current does not replace a check of the complete supply and switching circuit. Confirm any start-up demand, lock voltage and relay rating before installation. The electric-lock comparison guide helps decide when a drop bolt fits the door better than a maglock.
Maglock wiring with dry-relay COM/NC: keypad and reader diagrams, REX signals, approved egress release paths and manufacturer-specific suppression.
A fail-safe lock releases when power is cut; a fail-secure lock stays locked. Learn which to use per door, how to wire NO/NC, and what egress codes expect.
Program a standalone access control keypad: enter programming mode, change the master code, add card and PIN users, set relay time, reset and wire it.
Plan an RFID vehicle access control system: UHF windshield tags, long-range lane readers, Wiegand controllers and barrier triggering. Lane BOM and samples.
Apartment building access control hardware: anti-clone readers with matched fob sets, QR visitor codes, 4G controllers for rentals and UHF tags for gates.
Gym access control system hardware for 24/7 clubs: fob and wristband readers, face and QR terminals, anti-passback controllers and no-touch exit buttons.
EB-120 provides a status signal output. EB-110 has no status output; their body dimensions also differ.
The standard EB configurations are fail-safe. A fail-secure build is listed as a custom option for EB-110 and must be specified explicitly.
The range includes EB-130 and EB-140 brackets for glass installations. Verify the glass thickness, mounting position and lock drawing before ordering.
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