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DynaLock 2013 Series Electromagnetic Gate Lock 1200 Lb.

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Dynalock 2013 Series Electromagnetic Gate Lock 

The 2013 Series is a full size 1200 lbs. holding force electromagnet. It is designed for high security on sliding and swinging gates, or any door subjected to the elements. Specify for outdoor commercial, industrial, institutional, or residential openings. The 2013 is fully sealed with a 1/2” threaded conduit nipple for wiring from the side. Specify RWE option for wiring from back without a nipple (ex: mounting over a box). Optional Dynastat feature signals magnetic bond status. This allows integrated remote monitoring of the lock, reducing additional parts and labor. The coil and housing assembly mounts rigidly to the post or frame while the armature mounts to the gate in a manner that allows it to pivot slightly to compensate for gate misalignment. When the gate is closed and the lock is energized the armature is magnetically bonded to the lock face, thus securing the gate without utilizing any moving parts. Specify the GLB option for an adjustable “Z” bracket, designed to mate with the armature or lock housing. The 2013 Lock housing mounts with easy to use face-drilled holes.

Standard Features

• Weather Resistant: Designed specifically to be
used outside.
• A totally plated coil and armature provides
protection against corrosion.
• No moving parts means little or no
maintenance from wear and tear.
• Low power consumption conserves energy,
reduces operation cost, and extends battery backup
time.
• 12 or 24VDC: Field Selectable. AC voltage requires optional rectifier (PN#7088).
• Long Leads: 6’ Long / 18 gauge flying lead connections.
• No residual magnetism: The gate releases without delay when lock is de-energized.
• Includes spike suppression MOV to protect other solid state components within the system from damage when the lock is de-energized.
• Lifetime Warranty: Made in the USA by DynaLock, with over 20 years experience in the manufacture of electronic security & access control products.

Electromagnetic lock, surface mounted for sliding or swinging gates. Face drilled mounting
holes, weather resistant, sealed 1/2” conduit fitting with three foot long 22AWG leads.
Field selectable 12/24 VDC
Size: 1-1/2”D x 2-3/4”H x 9-1/4”L
Current Draw: 374 mA @ 12VDC
                           210 mA @ 24VDC

DynaLock_Corp-2022-A-Catalog_HQ_Print_20211027.pdf

http://www.dynalock.com/

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Subcategory:
Electromagnetic Locks
Series:
2013 Series
Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Electromagnetic Locks
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Battery Operated:
No
Electronic:
Yes
Holding Force:
1200 lbs.
Product Type:
Gate Locks
Door Type:
Sliding or Swinging Gates
Warranty:
Lifetime Warranty
Product Model:
2013
Product Voltage:
12/24 VDC
Product Finish:
628 - Satin Aluminum (US28)
Product Size:
1-1/2" D x 2 3/4" H x 9 1/4" L
Product Category:
Electronic Access Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

DynaLock 2013 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a DynaLock 2013 maglock hold up mounted outdoors on a gate?
That is exactly what the 2013 Series is built for. The housing is fully sealed and weather resistant, with a totally plated coil and armature for corrosion protection, so it is specified for outdoor commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential gate openings. Wiring enters through a sealed 1/2 inch threaded conduit nipple in the side of the housing, so the entry point stays weathertight. There are no moving parts to seize or wear, which is why it needs little to no maintenance sitting out in the elements.
2) Does the DynaLock 2013 work on a sliding gate or only a swinging gate?
Both. The 2013 electromagnetic gate lock is a surface mounted magnet rated for sliding or swinging gates. The bracket you order decides which: the adjustable Z bracket is the swinging gate option, and L brackets are the sliding gate option. Order the bracket that matches the gate you are working on, since the mounting geometry is different for each.
3) How much holding force does the DynaLock 2013 gate maglock have, and is that enough for a heavy vehicle gate?
1200 lbs of holding force, which is full size magnet territory rather than a light residential unit. It is specified for high security on sliding and swinging gates. If your spec calls for more, the Schlage Electronics M490G gate electromagnetic lock is rated at 1500 lbs. The Securitron M62FG-SASM Magnalock for gates sits at the same 1200 lbs holding force as the 2013.
4) How do I get a lock status signal back to my access control panel from a DynaLock 2013?
Order the 2013 with the Dynastat force sensor option. Dynastat signals magnetic bond status, so the panel can monitor remotely whether the armature is actually bonded to the lock face instead of you adding a separate door position switch and running more wire. That is the point of it, fewer parts and less labor on the run. Without the Dynastat option the lock has no bond status output.
5) My gate sags and does not close perfectly square. Will a maglock still bond?
The 2013 is built with that in mind. The coil and housing assembly mounts rigidly to the post or frame, while the armature mounts to the gate so it can pivot slightly and compensate for gate misalignment. For a swinging gate, the GLB adjustable Z bracket gives you further adjustment to mate the armature to the lock housing. Serious sag still needs the gate hardware corrected, but ordinary misalignment is handled by the pivoting armature.
6) What do I need to specify when ordering a DynaLock 2013 gate lock?
Three choices go on the order. First, the Dynastat force sensor, yes or no, for bond status monitoring back to the panel. Second, the gate lock bracket: none, the adjustable Z bracket for swinging gates, or L brackets for sliding gates. Third, the pre-wired rectifier bridge, yes or no, which you want if you are feeding it from AC. Every combination of the three is orderable. Voltage is not an order choice since 12/24VDC is field selectable on the lock itself.
7) Can I use a standard door maglock on an exterior gate instead of a gate model?
No. A gate magnet is a different device from an interior door magnet: the DynaLock 2013 is sealed for outdoor use with a fully plated coil and armature for corrosion protection, and its armature mounts so it can pivot slightly to take up gate misalignment, which a rigid door armature will not do. The gate-rated peers are built the same way, the Schlage M490G at 1500 lbs and the Securitron M62FG-SASM at 1200 lbs. Specify one of the gate models for any leaf that is exposed to weather or that racks when it closes.
8) What is the closest equivalent to a DynaLock 2013 gate magnet at 1200 lbs holding force?
The Securitron M62FG-SASM Magnalock for gates matches the DynaLock 2013 at 1200 lbs holding force and is likewise built for gate service, so it is the straight one-for-one at that hold level. The M62FG-SASM is a Grade 2 device. The DynaLock 2013 is a 12/24 VDC field-selectable magnet measuring 1-1/2 inch D x 2-3/4 inch H x 9-1/4 inch L, so confirm the post or frame face can take that footprint before swapping either direction, since the two housings are not interchangeable on the same drilling.
9) What gate magnet should I use if 1200 lbs is not enough holding force?
Step up to the Schlage Electronics M490G gate electromagnetic lock, which is rated 1500 lbs holding force and classed heavy duty. That is the move for a tall or heavy vehicle gate, a wind-loaded solid panel, or an opening where the security review calls for more than 1200 lbs. The DynaLock 2013 holds 1200 lbs and is the choice when that figure meets the spec on the drawing.
10) How is the DynaLock 2013 wired if I am mounting it over an electrical box?
Standard, wiring comes in from the side through a sealed 1/2 inch threaded conduit nipple. If you are mounting over a box and need the wires to come out the back instead, specify the RWE option, which is back wiring with no nipple. Leads are 6 foot 18 gauge flying leads. The lock also includes a spike suppression MOV to protect the solid state components elsewhere in the system when it de-energizes.
11) What size is the DynaLock 2013 maglock housing? I need to know if it fits my gate post.
The lock housing measures 1-1/2 x 2-3/4 x 9-1/4 inches (D x H x L), so you need roughly 9-1/4 inches of straight, flat post or frame to land it on plus clearance for the armature on the gate leaf. It mounts with face drilled holes, which means you fasten through the visible face of the housing rather than working blind behind it. Finish is 628 satin aluminum.
12) Does a gate maglock release instantly when power drops, or is there a delay?
Instant. The 2013 has no residual magnetism, so the gate releases without delay the moment the lock is de-energized. That matters for egress and for gate operators tied to a fire alarm or loss of power interlock, since a magnet that holds residual bond after power drops can bind an operator or trap someone at the gate. Being a fail safe magnet, it holds only while energized.
13) Is a Securitron M62FG-SASM a drop-in replacement for a DynaLock 2013?
Not mechanically. Both are gate electromagnetic locks at 1200 lbs holding force, so they are equivalent on security performance, but the DynaLock 2013 mounts through face-drilled holes in a 1-1/2 inch D x 2-3/4 inch H x 9-1/4 inch L housing and takes its wiring through a sealed 1/2 inch threaded conduit nipple from the side. Treat a change between the two as new drilling and a new wire path at the post, not a swap of the magnet onto existing prep.
14) For a specifier who needs a graded gate maglock, which of these carries a grade?
The Securitron M62FG-SASM gate Magnalock is a Grade 2 device, and the Schlage M490G is classed heavy duty. If the facility standard is written against a grade line, the M62FG-SASM answers it directly at the same 1200 lbs holding force the DynaLock 2013 provides. Where the spec is written to holding force and environment instead, the 2013 is a commercial gate magnet with a plated coil and armature for corrosion protection and no moving parts to service.
15) Is the DynaLock 2013 gate lock battery powered?
No. The 2013 is a hardwired electronic lock and takes a constant 12 or 24VDC supply, not batteries. It draws 374 mA at 12VDC and 210 mA at 24VDC, low enough that a battery backup on the access control supply carries it for a useful stretch, but the batteries live in the power supply, not in the lock.
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Does the DynaLock 2013 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The DynaLock 2013 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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