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Safetron motor lock SA5150 w/accessories.
Reliable straight-edged motor lock designed for night locking The SAFETRON 5150 disengages in 0.3 seconds, therefore there is usually no need for a separate day lock on high-frequency doors. The motor lock works perfectly with automatic door openers. Typical areas of application are day, night and security locking in trade, offices and industry. The lock meets requirements corresponding to SS 3079 lock class 3. The motor lock is equipped with a reinforced straight piston for maximum strength.
EUR 1759.40
EUR 1495.49
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7 days expected delivery time
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- Brand
- Safetron
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Reliable and proven, the SAFETRON 5150 is our best-selling motor lock of all time. The 5150 has been securing doors for over a decade, a testament to its reliable construction. Certified according to SSF 3522 Motor lock 5150 is certified according to SSF 3522 class 2A. Fast locking Locking and unlocking takes place in 0.3 seconds, which stands out as one of the fastest motor locks on the market Customized door automation Thanks to the fast speed of locking and unlocking, the 5150 is suitable for use in combination with door automation. Typical door environments are Mandrel depth 50 mm Alignment plunger Deactivates in 0.3 seconds Adapted door automation Motor lock 5150 is certified according to SSF 3522 class 2A and SS-EN 14846 grade 5 The electronics meet: RUS, WEE, RoHS requirements, EMC low voltage directive, EN standards regarding rectified and radial radiation, harmonics, electromagnetic fields, fast transients, high energy pulses, induction RF current, voltage drop.