HES M32B 600 lb Magnetic Lock with Bond Sensor

Apply controlled holding force to a secured opening with a 600 lb electromagnetic lock that operates from 12 VDC or 24 VDC. Magnetic attraction holds the armature in place while power is present, giving an access-control system a direct electrical method of retaining a door. The integrated magnetic bond sensor supplies status feedback on whether the magnet has achieved bond with its mating armature. This arrangement is commonly used at electrically controlled doors where release is managed by removing lock power. Use HES M32B where the controller or monitoring system needs both door retention and bond-state information. The sensor is useful when the system must distinguish a commanded lock state from confirmation that magnetic contact has been established. Connect it to a compatible status input as part of the access-control design, and provide 12/24 VDC power appropriate to the installation. The 600 lb holding-force rating gives installers a defined retention value for matching the lock to the opening requirement. Its defining configuration combines 600 lb holding force, 12/24 VDC operation, and magnetic bond monitoring in one lock. Those attributes matter when replacing or specifying a magnetic lock: the required force, available supply voltage, and need for monitored bond status must all align with the opening hardware and access-control controller. The magnetic bond sensor adds a status capability beyond simple power control, supporting systems that need to monitor lock engagement.