Electromagnetic Door Catch No name R5-12.60 (MPN R5-12.60)

Electromagnetic Door Catch No name R5-12.60 is an electrically operated latch designed to hold or secure doors, panels and cabinets. The device generates magnetic attraction when supplied with the correct voltage, allowing a door or panel to remain closed without mechanical locking. It is intended for integration with access control and security systems and requires compatible wiring and a suitable power source for reliable operation.

Advantages

The electromagnetic door catch provides contactless locking action that reduces mechanical wear and simplifies maintenance. Its compact form factor enables installation in constrained spaces behind panels or within frames. When used with control systems, it offers immediate release when power is cut or a command is issued, supporting emergency egress or automated access control. The device is compatible with common mounting arrangements and can be incorporated into cabinets, service doors, or interior partitions.

Suitable for

• Access control systems for interior doors and gates
• Security installations in offices and utility rooms
• Service doors, equipment cabinets and server racks
• Automated closures where electrical release is required

Key specifications

• Operating principle: electromagnetic holding (energized to lock)
• Intended application: doors, panels, cabinets and enclosures
• Mounting: flush or surface mount options depending on installation
• Connection: requires external supply and wiring to control circuits
• Operation: electrically actuated release for integration with control systems

How to use

Install the electromagnetic catch in accordance with the mounting orientation recommended for the door or panel, ensuring the mating face on the door is aligned with the magnetic plate. Connect the unit to a compatible power supply and control circuit, observing polarity and voltage requirements specified by the system integrator or documentation. After installation, verify hold strength and alignment by energizing the unit and checking that the door remains securely closed, then test release via the control input and power interruption to confirm proper operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate wiring and a suitably rated power source; consult access control specifications to match voltage and current requirements. Verify that door alignment and mating surfaces are clean and flat to ensure maximum holding force. For safety, integrate fail-safe or fail-secure logic according to building regulations and emergency egress needs.