ZKTeco LMB-280ZL, Bracket

ZK-Z Series Mounting Brackets, a new series of SPCC steel mounting supports for free-standing indoor Access Control terminals designed to provide security and convenience of height for your employees and visitors in high-traffic areas.

The ZKTeco LMB-280Z Z-shape bracket is made of strong style-ness steel for long-lasting use. It is designed for free-standing indoor access control brackets to provide you with the safety and convenience of height. Designed for free-standing indoor access control terminals.

Product Specifications

• Magnetic Lock Type: The LMB-2805 is a magnetic lock, commonly known as a maglock. Maglocks use an electromagnetic force to secure doors and prevent unauthorized access. They are commonly used in access control systems for commercial and industrial applications.
• Holding Force: The “2805” in the model number may indicate the holding force of the maglock, typically measured in pounds (lbs). The holding force represents the strength with which the lock can secure a door.
• Electromagnetic Technology: Maglocks operate by using an electromagnet to create a strong magnetic field, keeping the door securely locked. When power is applied, the electromagnetic force is activated, releasing the lock and allowing the door to open.
• Fail-Safe or Fail-Secure Configuration: Maglocks can be configured as fail-safe or fail-secure. A fail-safe maglock unlocks when power is lost, ensuring that occupants can exit in case of an emergency. A fail-secure maglock remains locked when power is lost, providing a higher level of security.
• Voltage Requirements: Maglocks typically have specific voltage requirements for proper operation. The LMB-2805 may operate on a specific voltage, and it’s essential to ensure that the power supply meets these requirements.
• Compatibility with Access Control Systems: The LMB-2805 is likely designed to integrate with ZKTeco’s access control systems or other third-party access control systems. This integration allows for centralized control and monitoring of the maglock as part of the overall security infrastructure.
• Durable Construction: Maglocks are generally constructed to be durable and withstand the rigors of frequent use. The construction materials and design contribute to the lock’s reliability and longevity.
• Status Monitoring: Higher-end maglocks often include status monitoring features, providing feedback on the current state of the lock (locked or unlocked). This information can be valuable for security management and troubleshooting.