Electric strikes, electromagnetic and electric locks for doors

Electric strikes, electromagnetic and electric locks are devices used to control access to rooms by electronically locking or unlocking doors. They can be mounted in the door frame or directly on the door. Thanks to the use of electricity, it is possible to remotely control whether the lock should remain closed or release the bolt, allowing the door to be opened.

Angle catch for mortise lock, lock cylinder with deadbolt  SecureEntry-SC10
  • Product type: angle catch for mortise lock, lock cylinder striker
  • Material: aluminum alloy
  • Compatible lock type: mortise lock with pull-out bolt
  • Compatible locks: standard, electric, and electromagnetic
  • Installation: door frame edge
  • Product dimensions: 25 x 2.85 x 4.95 cm
  • Product weight: 100 g

28.56(23.22 net)

Electric DC12V stainless steel mortise lock striker NC relay SecureEntry-ES100
  • Device type: electric mortise lock striker
  • Relay type: NC (normally closed)
  • Lock size: 16 L × 2.5 W × 3.1 H cm
  • Material: stainless steel
  • Holding force: 500 kg
  • Voltage: DC 12V, 200 mA
  • Compatible doors: wooden, metal, PVC
  • Operating temperature: -10°C ~ +55°C

64.56(52.49 net)

Electromagnetic lock for access control on front door SecureEntry-ML200
  • Type of device: Two-wire electromagnetic lock for single entrance door
  • Magnet holding force: Up to 280 kg
  • Voltage: DC 12V and 24V
  • Input working current: 450 mA
  • Voltage tolerance: 115%
  • Monitoring output: SPDT 1A 12V DC (N.C./N.O. door status)
  • Operating temperature: -10°C to 55°C
  • Compatible doors: wooden and frameless glass

40.56(32.98 net)

Electronic lock for front door with DC12V access control SecureEntry-EL300
  • Voltage: DC12V
  • Input current: 200mA
  • Initial current: 1.3A
  • Holding force: up to 1000 kg
  • Compatible door type: frameless glass doors (top or bottom mount)
  • Locking delay: 0 / 3 / 6 seconds (adjustable)
  • Lock body dimensions: 14.6 × 4.4 × 3.9 cm
  • Weight: 700 g

52.56(42.73 net)

Electronic lock with deadbolt for DC12V 450mA access control SecureEntry-EL100
  • Voltage: DC12V
  • Working current: 450mA
  • Grip power: up to 1000 kg
  • Lock delay: 0 / 3 / 6 seconds
  • Operating mode: fail-secure (power on to lock)
  • Compatible door types: wooden, glass, fire, metal
  • Lock body dimensions: 20 × 3.4 × 4.1 cm

40.56(32.98 net)

Hook with position detector for electronic surface lock with pull-out bolt SecureEntry-SC20
  • Product type: hook for electronic surface-mounted lock with pull-out bolt
  • Door compatibility: frameless glass doors
  • Door thickness: 10–15 mm
  • Opening mode: two-way, 90° or 180°
  • Position detector: yes
  • Material: stainless steel
  • Lock compatibility: electronic and electromagnetic surface-mounted locks

26.16(21.27 net)

Electronic Lock – What Is It?

Electronic locks are advanced security devices that use electronics to control access to rooms and buildings. When combined with various access control systems like RFID card readers or biometric scanners, they can replace traditional mechanical keys with various forms of authentication such as access cards, PIN codes, biometric recognition, or mobile applications. They are widely used in various sectors, from hotels and office buildings to educational institutions and government facilities, where not only security is needed but also flexibility and efficiency in space management.

Electronic lock for access control

Electronic Lock vs. Electromagnetic Lock

Electronic Lock
are security devices that operate on the principle of an electronic mechanism that locks or unlocks access. They can be controlled by various authorisation methods, such as PIN codes, access cards, biometrics or mobile applications. An electric lock integrates the locking mechanism into the door itself, allowing it to be unlocked by an electrical impulse. The possibility of remote control, e.g. via a smart home system or a central management panel, makes them extremely functional. They are often used in places where access automation and remote control are needed, such as complex security systems in modern office buildings.


Electromagnetic Lock
, also known as door electromagnets, are among the most secure solutions available on the market. They use a powerful electromagnet that attracts a metal plate attached to the door, keeping it closed until the power is cut off. They are ideal for applications where very high holding force is required, such as in banks or server rooms. The absence of moving mechanical parts makes these locks extremely durable and resistant to damage. These locks operate by generating a strong magnetic field when connected to a power source. The magnetic field attracts a metal plate mounted on the door, effectively blocking the door from opening. When the power is turned off, the magnetic field disappears and the door can be opened freely.

Electromagnetic lock for access control SecureEntry-ML200