Gate Locks and Security Accessories

Electric locks on gate-opening systems use an electrical current to activate a locking mechanism that secures the gate. When the gate is unlocked, the electrical current is cut off and the lock disengages, allowing the gate to open. To lock or unlock the gate, they can be remotely controlled through handheld devices or integrated gate control panels in various methods, such as using a keypad, card reader, or remote control.

Magnetic locks, electromagnetic locks or maglocks, work by using an electrical current to create a magnetic force that keeps the lock safely and securely closed. When the Magnetic Lock is activated, an electric current flows through the electromagnet, creating a magnetic field that attracts and holds the armature plate against the electromagnet, preventing the door from being opened.

Electric Strike Locks or “Electric Strikes”
They are installed in place of the conventional lock strike plate inside the door frame. Electrical power is supplied to the strike, which holds the latch or lock bolt in place, keeping the door locked until the release system is activated. Electric Strike Locks use an electric current to release the latch or bolt of a door, allowing it to be opened without needing a physical key.