Magnetic Lock Kit Wiring Instructions

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This video shows detailed instructions on how to wire a magnetic lock access control kit. Included in the magnetic lock kit is: magnetic lock, push to exit button, keypad, magnetic lock motion detector, magnetic lock receiver and remote control transmitter.
1. On the transformer identify the positive and negative wires.
o Note: the positive side has dashes along the wire.
2. On the receiver cable harness identify:
o Positive= red wire
o Negative = black wire
o Common = yellow wire
o Normally close = blue wire
3. Connect the positive from the receiver to the positive from the transformer
4. Connect the negative from the transformer to the negative from the receiver
5. Connect the common from the receiver to the negative wires you have just connected
6. You should have the normally close wire from the receiver free. Now connect the harness to the receiver.
7. You must program the receiver and transmitters by matching the sequence of the dip switches.
8. On the motion sensor cable harness identify:
o Positive= red wire
o Negative= black wire
o Common=yellow wire
o Normally close= blue wire
9. Connect the positive from the motion sensor to the positive from the transformer.
10. Connect the negative from the motion sensor to the negative from the transformer.
11. Connect the normally close wires from both the receiver and the motion sensor.
12. You should have the common from the motion sensor free.
13. Connect the cable harness to the motion sensor.
14. On the keypad identify:
o Positive=red wire
o Negative=black wire
o Common= purple wire
o Normally close= orange
15. Connect the normally close from the keypad to the common of the motion sensor
16. Connect the positive from the keypad to the positive from the transformer
17. Connect the negative from the keypad to the negative from the transformer
18. You should have the common( purple wire) free
19. On the push button identify :
o Normally close connection
o Common connection
20. Connect the common from the keypad to the normally close connector on the push button
21. Connect an extra piece of wire to the common connector on the push button,
22. On the magnetic lock identify:
o Positive = terminal 1
o Negative=terminal 2
o Normally open=terminal 3
o Normally close=terminal 4
o Common=terminal 5
23. Bring the wire from the common on the push button to the negative on the magnetic lock
24. Connect an extra piece of wire to the positive on the magnetic lock
25. Connect the wire from the positive on the magnetic lock to the positive on from the transformer.
o Now you should have a fully operational circuit!
o Connect the power supply and test all the components

[@johnmerritt1281]

Informative, thanks I was wonder id that power wire with stripes

[@davidcandao1]

How do you add the access codes to get access through the keypad

[@seychelles44]

Is there anyway that these systems can be operated using a manual key? Turning the lock?

[@generalelectric9509]

thanks where can i get diagram? will be very useful for me.

[@samersaad1273]

how you can configure (set up ) the padlocks

[@koryngatbc6289]

Thank you, very much for your video. I have to install a similar system but I think the general concept will be very useful to me. Muchas gracias por tu video. Tengo que instalar un sistema similar, pero creo que el concepto general me será muy útil.

[@giancarlopantua5111]

What's the specification of your power supply? Beginner here :)

[@jaimestuardo4655]

Hello. I have magnetic locks that have status LED's. One lock shows red LED when the door is opened and green LED when the door is closed. This is the normal behaviour. However, for the other lock, LED remains red even when the door is locked. Do you know what may be happening here?

[@Pila00007]

We have same system but when we use a fab to get access it doesn't work unless someone push the button from the inside please what we should do. Your help will be appreciated thank you

[@Frenchten]

Will this work with a 12v or 18v power supply off of a Milwaukee battery pack?

[@ottogonzalez7891]

great video.

[@lducusin1]

the best and easy to follow instruction!👍👍

[@lazarohernandez2911]

Easy instalación

[@RaulRodriguez-fj4mo]

can i get model number for parts you using and who sells these products

[@jackythejackerr5087]

hello ,,i have zkteco x7 ,,but i dont know how to installation to maglock,,,can you help me,,,

[@mclvidz]

Gracias!

[@Vichardhara303]

Nice Video

[@michailvlassov3488]

Is it possible to connect two rfid readers in parallel? ( for magnetic lock)

[@raymonddempsey5847]

Yes, I have done this in my hospital. This allows for a badge in and a badge out without having to program a new port on the board.

[@shkodrajone100]

GREAT DEMONSTRATION PAL I HAVE ONE QUESTION FOR YOU ABOUT MAGNETIC LOCKS WITHOUT SENSOR.MY QUESTION IS HOW TO WIRE THE MAGNETIC LOCK WITH TWO SWITCH KEYS FROM TWO DIFERENT LOCATIONS AND PUSH BUTTON TO EXIT....YOU ANSWERWILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

[@jorgealarcon1328]

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[@mikeaccurate8588]

That was an awesome demonstration thank you so much for sharing

[@basicsecurityvideos4359]

so if the power goes out the door is unlocked?

[@David-yg8tf]

Back battery. One battery good for all doors. I would never use magnetic locks...poor security. Solenoid latch $7 shipped... winner.

[@donald6815]

I don't see any battery.

[@mansegon1]

what are the other 3 wires on the receiver (blue,yellow and green) for!?

[@fastaccesssecurity9610]

Manny, The three wires are: Blue = Normally Closed Yellow = Common Green = Normally Open They are your relay connection.

[@Blocksmithpro]

what type of a wire you recommend ?

[@lllBoRUSSlll]

B & B Locksmith And Security Inc 18 gauge for something like this

[@rathymanohary]

lenel access control system

[@davidcandao1]

For the rex 22/4 , card reader keypad 22/6 shielded, mags 18/2

[@AlejandroMartinez-er8tf]

I need help wiring a keypad (advantage DKE 26-500) to a mag lock with push button (SD-7202GC-PTQ) if anybody know how i would appreciate the help.

[@AlejandroMartinez-er8tf]

No sensor or receiver.

[@sundayolanrewaju8980]

If no backup what will happen

[@guyfamily11]

Your fucked

[@hillsideshortleg]

I have an argument I, have had with our crew. dont twist wires counter clockwise when using wire nuts. either dont twist or twist clockwise then use the wire nut.. Otherwise you are untwisting the wire then retwisting it clockwise when twisting the wire nut on. Certainly Im not wrong am I? For me to be wrong would be unheard of. LOL

[@lllBoRUSSlll]

your PIR is wrong on your daisy chain, NC on receiver's output always goes to Common on your next device and not NC , also your exit button is momentary and needs to be a 30s delay on press to meet fire dept code, your wiring wont pass inspection

[@efrem5679]

are you sure its wrong? it works in his video

[@jonahpomraning8952]

Not to mention the twisting of wires through the whole in terminals on push button (hack)

[@ckbhack]

Electrically it doesn't matter if you go from NC to the next Com or the next NC. For the sake of consistency it is best to do so. Only 1 device needs to directly interrupt the flow of current to the magnet so the button should be hooked to the REX or request to exit input on the keypad to trigger its timer.

[@marshal7102]

Twisting the wires backwards, So much for wire nuts hahah

[@mauriciomendoza3097]

se ve que si esbueno

[@lllBoRUSSlll]

Mauricio Mendoza pues nomas se ve

[@reidgibbs]

!Hola

[@rodstartube]

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