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BEA 10MAGLOCK3ULDS Single Electromagnetic Surface Mount Lock with Door Status Sensor - 600 lb Holding Force

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BEA 10MAGLOCK3ULDS Single Surface Mount Electromagnetic Lock with Door Status Sensor, 600 lb

The BEA 10MAGLOCK3ULDS is a surface mount electromagnetic lock rated at 600 lb holding force for mid- to high-traffic commercial applications. It operates on 12/24 VDC and includes an integrated door status sensor and bond status sensor, eliminating the need for separate door position switches. Relock time delay is field-adjustable from 0 to 90 seconds. Compatible with hollow metal, wood, aluminum, glass, and composite door materials.

Key Features

  • 600 lb Holding Force: Rated for mid- to high-traffic commercial doors.
  • Integrated Door Status Sensor: Built-in door position monitoring provides real-time status feedback to the access control system without a separate switch.
  • Bond Status Sensor: Confirms lock engagement for system monitoring and diagnostics.
  • 12/24 VDC Dual Voltage: Accommodates a wide range of access control panel power supplies.
  • Adjustable Relock Delay: 0 to 90 seconds, field-configurable for the application.
  • Surface Mount: No door modification or routing required.
  • Aluminum Construction: Corrosion-resistant finish for commercial environments.
  • Output Relay: Up to 1 A at 24 VDC for downstream device control.

Technical Specifications

  • Door Configuration: Single, surface mount
  • Holding Force: 600 lb
  • Input Voltage: 12/24 VDC (UL Listed power supply required)
  • Current Draw: 0.50 A at 12 VDC; 0.25 A at 24 VDC
  • Dimensions: 9.84" (W) x 1.65" (H) x 1.02" (D)
  • Relock Time Delay: 0 s to 90 s, adjustable
  • Sensors: Lock status (bond) sensor; door status sensor
  • Output Relay: Up to 1 A at 24 VDC
  • Finish: Aluminum

Installation Notes

Verify that the available power supply matches the 12/24 VDC input requirement and can supply the rated current draw before installation. Disconnect power before mounting. Route wiring per the manufacturer's wiring diagrams using appropriate wire gauge. Configure relock time delay and sensor parameters after wiring is complete. Test locking operation, door status feedback, and integration with the connected access control panel before closing out the installation. Refer to BEA documentation for full wiring diagrams and programming instructions.

Typical Applications

  • Commercial building access control
  • Retail and loss prevention
  • Healthcare facility door control
  • Educational institution security
  • Financial institution entry points
  • Storage and warehouse access
  • Emergency exit compliance doors

Product Specs

Product Type:
Electromagnetic Lock
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Electromagnetic Locks
Subcategory:
Electromagnetic Locks
Holding Force:
600 lbs
Series:
10MAGLOCK
Product Voltage:
12/24 VDC
Product Finish:
Aluminum
Product Category:
Electronic Access Control
Department:
Door Hardware

BEA BEA-10MAGLOCK3ULDS – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Do I still need a separate door position switch with the BEA 10MAGLOCK3ULDS?
No. The door status sensor is built into the 10MAGLOCK3ULDS, so the access control panel gets door open/closed state straight from the lock. That saves running a second cable to a recessed contact and drilling the frame for it. There is also a bond status sensor that reports whether the magnet is actually holding, which is the signal you want for monitoring and for troubleshooting a door that reads secure but is not.
2) What power supply do I need for a BEA 10MAGLOCK3ULDS maglock?
A UL Listed 12 or 24 VDC supply. The magnet draws 0.50 A at 12 VDC and 0.25 A at 24 VDC, so size the supply from whichever rail you run and add the rest of the doors on that circuit. Running 24 VDC halves the current, which matters on long cable pulls and when several magnets share one supply. Verify the supply matches the input and can carry the rated draw before you mount anything.
3) Can I set a delay so the door re-locks after someone badges through?
Relock time delay on the 10MAGLOCK3ULDS is field-adjustable from 0 to 90 seconds, set at the lock rather than at the panel. Zero gives instant re-lock the moment the release signal drops. Longer settings hold the magnet off while a cart, a gurney, or a delivery goes through, which stops the magnet re-energizing against a door that has not swung shut yet.
4) Is a maglock the right choice for a fire exit door, or should I use an electric strike?
A magnet like the 10MAGLOCK3ULDS holds only while it is powered, so the door free-releases on power loss. That fail-safe behavior is why maglocks go on monitored egress and emergency exit compliance doors, and it is also why they always need release hardware and code-required egress devices wired with them. If you need the opening to stay locked when power drops, a maglock is the wrong device and a fail-secure electric strike or an electrified lockset is what you want. Also consider the latching: a magnet has no latchbolt, so on a door that needs to stay mechanically latched against wind load, use a strike.
5) Does the armature plate come with the BEA 10MAGLOCK3ULDS or do I order it separately?
The 10MAGLOCK3ULDS ships as a single-door magnet with its armature plate, the steel plate that mounts on the door leaf and the magnet pulls against. What you supply is the power: a 12 or 24 VDC UL Listed supply, the release device, and the cable between them. Single door only, so a pair of doors takes two of these or a double-door magnet.
6) Can the BEA 10MAGLOCK3ULDS drive another device, like a strike or a horn?
There is an output relay rated up to 1 A at 24 VDC on the 10MAGLOCK3ULDS. That is enough to signal a panel input, trip an annunciator, or switch a small downstream device. It is not a substitute for a power supply on a larger load, so anything above that 1 A ceiling needs its own relay driven from this one.
7) What finish is the BEA 10MAGLOCK3ULDS housing, and will it hold up in a wet or coastal entry?
Aluminum housing with a corrosion-resistant finish, which is why it reads as a plain anodized bar across the header rather than a painted box. It is specified as a commercial device for commercial environments, so entries, vestibules, and back-of-house openings are the intended use.
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