| Brand | AMOCAM |
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| Special Feature | Keyless |
| Lock Type | Rectangle |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 5 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Securing doors in various settings, access control, controlling access in business company shops, homes, and establishments, suitable for wooden, metal, and fireproof doors |
| Style | Modern |
| Color | Silver |
| Finish Type | alloy |
| Included Components | Electric drop bolt lock, Panel Cover, Screw Bag, User Manual |
| Controller Type | electric |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Item Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Manufacturer | AMOCAM |
| Part Number | DB-Lock |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 5 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Item model number | DB-Lock |
| Size | Large |
| Finish | alloy |
| Power Source | DC |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Special Features | Keyless |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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AMOCAM Technology Inc. is a high-tech enterprise integrating R&D, production, service and e-commerce of intelligent video doorbell system, advanced access control system and smart home system.
Make life better aims to help people apply the power of technology to make their lives better, more convenient and more fulfilling.
We provide after-sales support and services to all of our customers around the world.
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Privacy and security are our top priorities. We are wholeheartedly and passionately committed to protecting your privacy and taking steps to ensure that your data is always secure.
Video doorbell protect your home, you’ll always know who at your door. locally stored recording protects your privacy.
Access control systems provide a secure and automated solution that can stop unauthorized persons from entering.
Product Description
Features:
- NC mode - (locked while supplied with power), fail safe mode, lock while supplied with power, and unlock without power.
- Surface mounted installation, aluminum alloy material, lock body use hexagon screw, fixed panel, anti-theft and more security.
- Special circuit design, with no external interference, the door will unlock until the power is cut off, with 0, 3, 6 seconds time delay adjustable.
- Suitable For: Wooden door, Glass door, Metal door, Fireproof door, etc.
Package List:
- 1 x Electric drop bolt lock
- 1 x Panel Cover
- 1 x Screw Bag
- 1 x User Manual
Specifications:
- Material: Aluminium Alloy
- Input Voltage: DC 12V
- Working Current: 150mA
- Starting Current: 1.2A
- Holding Force: 1000KG
- Delay Function: 0s/3s/6s delay
- Secure Mode: NC model/ fail safe model ( Locked when power on, unlocked when power off )
- Lock Body Size: Approx.150*34*28mm/5.9*1.3*1.1in
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Stainless Steel Latchaluminum alloy lock structure, surface sandblasting process treatment, anti-corrosion and wear resistance, the inner 6 angle screw fixation, stainless Steel Latch, security and anti. |
Delay Adjustment, Indicator DisplayWith delay locking adjustment function, can be preset 0 seconds 3 seconds 6 seconds, the power state, the red light is unlock, the green light is locked. |
power-on lock, power-off unlockNC mode: ( locked while supplied with power ), fail safe mode, lock while supplied with power, and unlock without power. |
Suitable for: Wooden door, Glass door, Metal door, Fireproof door, etc.
Suitable for single door or double door.
It can protect your home or company's store.
Connection note:
If you want to test the lock, please connect the red cable to "+12v”, and black cable to “GND" of the 12VDC power supply.
When you install completed access control system kit set, please connect red cable to "NC", black cable to "COM" of the power supply.
Don’t need to connect the yellow and white cable.
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| lock type | Rectangle | — | — | Electric Strike | Deadbolt | Key Lock |
| material | Aluminum | Metal, Iron | Aluminum | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| shape | Rectangular | Rectangular | — | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular |
| finish type | alloy | — | — | — | Polished | Stainless Steel |
| weight | 1 pounds | — | — | 0.5 kilograms | 2.49 pounds | 1 pounds |
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Sideways: Locking Windows And Patio Doors
This is a relatively affordable electric drop bolt. What it does: A magnet pushes the lock outside as soon current is applied, if the counterpart is aligned with the locking mechanism. With no power, the bolt snaps back. That’s a fail safe option, so doors can be opened in case of a power outage. Ideally there should be backup power to keep them operable, to prevent a major unlock during a blackout.The quality is okay. I wouldn’t use these for doors. They don’t seem sturdy enough to withstand strong lateral force, like a kick or hit. There are better solutions that are able to absorb a shock. In my opinion they are great for sliding elements, like windows and patio doors. With a safety film applied to the glass, this creates an effective layer of safety. It takes a lot to remove or disengage these from the outside. Time is a factor. The longer it takes to enter, the more likely a burglar will abort trying to get it.Depending on preference, there are two ways how to use them:1. A momentary switch to disengage and open, the lock will engage automatically when closed.2. A switch to engage. Switched off the lock will remain open.Option 1 is easiest to wire and is more fool proof. Number two is better if a centralized system manages multiple locks, for example when leaving the house.In its most basic setup only two wires (red and black) will make this work. The two other ones provide feedback about the status of the lock by the position of the bolt. Adding an Arduino to switch and sense is a very doable project and a really cool feature. Anyways: A switch, a 12v battery, and a charger tucked away will do for a minimum setup. There are some sweet power banks and backup units available for security cameras, some even with solar panels, for quick results and minimal wiring. (There are specific power supplies for door locks and magnets, but I want to keep it DIY friendly)I used a router to create a recess in the window trim for the lock and wires. Any woodworking chisel and sandpaper can do the same, probably even more accurate. Make sure both parts are aligned precisely, There is a bit of tolerance, but that’s more slack for the bolt than room for adjustment. I found it to work best to install the catch with the bolt extended. Double sided tape helps to test before bolting it down. Nobody wants to turn a window frame into a swiss cheese.I took a few photos from my install when I was halfway through and a scan of measurements that come in the package. The cable colors are not documented, but are universal. I hope this helps to make a decision.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2021
This is a relatively affordable electric drop bolt. What it does: A magnet pushes the lock outside as soon current is applied, if the counterpart is aligned with the locking mechanism. With no power, the bolt snaps back. That’s a fail safe option, so doors can be opened in case of a power outage. Ideally there should be backup power to keep them operable, to prevent a major unlock during a blackout.
The quality is okay. I wouldn’t use these for doors. They don’t seem sturdy enough to withstand strong lateral force, like a kick or hit. There are better solutions that are able to absorb a shock. In my opinion they are great for sliding elements, like windows and patio doors. With a safety film applied to the glass, this creates an effective layer of safety. It takes a lot to remove or disengage these from the outside. Time is a factor. The longer it takes to enter, the more likely a burglar will abort trying to get it.
Depending on preference, there are two ways how to use them:
1. A momentary switch to disengage and open, the lock will engage automatically when closed.
2. A switch to engage. Switched off the lock will remain open.
Option 1 is easiest to wire and is more fool proof. Number two is better if a centralized system manages multiple locks, for example when leaving the house.
In its most basic setup only two wires (red and black) will make this work. The two other ones provide feedback about the status of the lock by the position of the bolt. Adding an Arduino to switch and sense is a very doable project and a really cool feature. Anyways: A switch, a 12v battery, and a charger tucked away will do for a minimum setup. There are some sweet power banks and backup units available for security cameras, some even with solar panels, for quick results and minimal wiring. (There are specific power supplies for door locks and magnets, but I want to keep it DIY friendly)
I used a router to create a recess in the window trim for the lock and wires. Any woodworking chisel and sandpaper can do the same, probably even more accurate. Make sure both parts are aligned precisely, There is a bit of tolerance, but that’s more slack for the bolt than room for adjustment. I found it to work best to install the catch with the bolt extended. Double sided tape helps to test before bolting it down. Nobody wants to turn a window frame into a swiss cheese.
I took a few photos from my install when I was halfway through and a scan of measurements that come in the package. The cable colors are not documented, but are universal. I hope this helps to make a decision.
The quality is okay. I wouldn’t use these for doors. They don’t seem sturdy enough to withstand strong lateral force, like a kick or hit. There are better solutions that are able to absorb a shock. In my opinion they are great for sliding elements, like windows and patio doors. With a safety film applied to the glass, this creates an effective layer of safety. It takes a lot to remove or disengage these from the outside. Time is a factor. The longer it takes to enter, the more likely a burglar will abort trying to get it.
Depending on preference, there are two ways how to use them:
1. A momentary switch to disengage and open, the lock will engage automatically when closed.
2. A switch to engage. Switched off the lock will remain open.
Option 1 is easiest to wire and is more fool proof. Number two is better if a centralized system manages multiple locks, for example when leaving the house.
In its most basic setup only two wires (red and black) will make this work. The two other ones provide feedback about the status of the lock by the position of the bolt. Adding an Arduino to switch and sense is a very doable project and a really cool feature. Anyways: A switch, a 12v battery, and a charger tucked away will do for a minimum setup. There are some sweet power banks and backup units available for security cameras, some even with solar panels, for quick results and minimal wiring. (There are specific power supplies for door locks and magnets, but I want to keep it DIY friendly)
I used a router to create a recess in the window trim for the lock and wires. Any woodworking chisel and sandpaper can do the same, probably even more accurate. Make sure both parts are aligned precisely, There is a bit of tolerance, but that’s more slack for the bolt than room for adjustment. I found it to work best to install the catch with the bolt extended. Double sided tape helps to test before bolting it down. Nobody wants to turn a window frame into a swiss cheese.
I took a few photos from my install when I was halfway through and a scan of measurements that come in the package. The cable colors are not documented, but are universal. I hope this helps to make a decision.
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