Collection: Fire Rated Magnetic Locks (Maglocks)

Our range of fire rated magnetic locks provides fail-safe access control locking for suitable fire-rated door applications where the locking equipment has been tested for use as part of a compatible door assembly.

Fire rated magnetic locks, commonly known as maglocks, use an electromagnet and armature plate to hold the door securely closed while power is applied. When power is removed, the lock releases, making them suitable for integration with access control systems, emergency door release equipment and other safety-related control devices.

Our fire rated maglock range includes models tested to BS EN 1634-1, with options suitable for FD30 and FD60 door applications where the complete door set, hardware specification and installation method meet the relevant certification requirements.

Available options include slim and mini magnetic locks, standard magnetic locks, single and double models, monitored and unmonitored versions, and door status options.

Typical applications include:

  • Fire-rated access control doors
  • Commercial buildings
  • Office environments
  • Educational facilities
  • Healthcare buildings
  • Public buildings
  • Residential developments
  • Restricted access areas
  • Single and double door installations

Fire rated magnetic locks can be used with compatible mounting brackets, armature plates, housings, access control equipment, emergency door release units, power supplies and associated accessories.

Please check the required holding force, door rating, operating voltage, monitoring requirements, door type, mounting arrangement and fire test evidence before ordering.

Where a magnetic lock is installed on a fire-rated door, the complete door assembly, lock, brackets, fixing method and associated hardware must be suitable for the specific application and installed in accordance with the relevant certification and manufacturer instructions.

Browse our range of fire rated magnetic locks for professional access control installations requiring tested locking equipment for suitable fire-rated doors.