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    Important Points To Consider Before Installation:-: Wiring Instructons For Standard Magnet - 10010/20/40/60

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    The document provides wiring instructions for a standard magnet that can operate with either 12V or 24V DC power supply. The magnet printed circuit board (PCB) comes pre-set for 12V but can be adjusted for 24V. No additional diode or surge protection is needed as the PCB has built-in protection. A rechargeable battery backup is recommended for the power supply to maintain a constant current draw. Important considerations for installation include using a regulated power supply within 10% of the rated voltage and ensuring proper polarity and electrical code compliance.

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    Important Points To Consider Before Installation:-: Wiring Instructons For Standard Magnet - 10010/20/40/60

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    The document provides wiring instructions for a standard magnet that can operate with either 12V or 24V DC power supply. The magnet printed circuit board (PCB) comes pre-set for 12V but can be adjusted for 24V. No additional diode or surge protection is needed as the PCB has built-in protection. A rechargeable battery backup is recommended for the power supply to maintain a constant current draw. Important considerations for installation include using a regulated power supply within 10% of the rated voltage and ensuring proper polarity and electrical code compliance.

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    The document provides wiring instructions for a standard magnet that can operate with either 12V or 24V DC power supply. The magnet printed circuit board (PCB) comes pre-set for 12V but can be adjusted for 24V. No additional diode or surge protection is needed as the PCB has built-in protection. A rechargeable battery backup is recommended for the power supply to maintain a constant current draw. Important considerations for installation include using a regulated power supply within 10% of the rated voltage and ensuring proper polarity and electrical code compliance.

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    Important Points To Consider Before Installation:-: Wiring Instructons For Standard Magnet - 10010/20/40/60

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    Sanja Boganoska
    The document provides wiring instructions for a standard magnet that can operate with either 12V or 24V DC power supply. The magnet printed circuit board (PCB) comes pre-set for 12V but can be adjusted for 24V. No additional diode or surge protection is needed as the PCB has built-in protection. A rechargeable battery backup is recommended for the power supply to maintain a constant current draw. Important considerations for installation include using a regulated power supply within 10% of the rated voltage and ensuring proper polarity and electrical code compliance.

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    Wiring Instructons for Standard Magnet -10010/20/40/60

    The standard magnet is designed to be operated by 12 or 24 volt DC systems. The Printed


    Circuit Board (PCB) in the magnet is factory set for 12V operation but can easily be changed for
    24V operation (see wiring detail). The PCB also has built - in protection against Back EMF surges
    which means a separate Diode or MOV is not needed. Because the magnet is Faul Unlock (Fail
    Safe) it needs a constant DC supply to hold the Armature plate in position, it is therefore
    recommended that a Rechargable Battery is fitted in the Power supply.
    Important Points to consider before Installation:-

    1. The Magnet must be connected to a Regulated DC Power supply (Ideally with Battery backup facility)

    2. Input voltage at the magnet PCB must be 12 or 24V 10%

    3. The PCB already has built-in protection against Back EMF surges.
    4. The Maximum current draw for 12V is 500mA and for 24V 250mA (Double version will draw twice as much).
    5. DO NOT reverse polarity as this will result in damage to the PCB and coil.
    6. There are two version of the PCB - Unmonitored (Models 10010 and 10060) and Monitored(Models 10020
    and 10040).
    7. Ensure all cabling and wiring connections conform to current Electrical Legislation.

    Wiring detail for Standard Magnet UnMonitored - Model: 10010 / 10060

    REGULATED DC MAGNET PCB


    POWER SUPPLY
    1 2
    OUTPUT
    + -
    + -

    12V Setting 4
    pins covered by
    N/C 2 Black pegs
    COM
    24V Setting middle
    2 pins covered by 2
    N/O Black pegs

    ACCESS CONTROL voltage Settings


    RELAY OR EXIT SWITCH

    1. Check magnet PCB is set for correct voltage ( Factory settings is 12V).
    2. Connect Negative Output (-) from Power Supply to terminal 2 (-) on Magnet PCB.
    3. Connect Positive Output (+) from Power Supply to common of Relay or Exit switch.
    4. Connect Normally Closed (N/C) on Relay or Exit switch to terminal 1 (+) on Magnet PCB.
    5. With the door open switch Power supply On and check that the Magnet will hold a Screwdriver.
    6. Operate the Access Control Relay or Exit switch whilst holding the screwdriver to check magnet is working.
    7. If the Screwdriver is released close the door and check the Holding force by pulling / pushing the door.
    8. Re-fit the PCB cover plate with M4 25mm Csk Screw (J)
    Wiring Instructor for Standard Magnet - 10010/20/40/60 (contd)

    Wiring detail for Standard Magnet UnMonitored - Model: 10010 / 10060

    12V Setting
    REGULATED DC MAGNET PCB 4 pins covered
    POWER SUPPLY
    1 2 3 4 5 by 2 Black pegs
    OUTPUT N C N
    + - O C 24V Setting middle
    + -
    2 pins covered
    by 1 Black peg

    -
    DOOR “LOCKED”
    LAMP (green)
    N/C
    +

    COM
    - DOOR “OPEN”
    + LAMP ( red)
    N/O

    ACCESS CONTROL
    RELAY OR EXIT SWITCH

    1. Chek Magnet PCB is set for correct voltage (Factory setting is 12V).
    2. Connect Negative Output (-) from Power Supply to terminal 2 (-) on Magnet PCB
    3. Connect Positive Output (+) from Power Supply to Common of Relay or Exit switch.
    4. Connect Normally Closed (N/C) on Relay or Exit switch to terminal 1 (+) on Magnet PCB.
    5. Connect Positive Output (+) from Power Supply to terminal 4 (Common) on Magnet PCB.
    6. Connect Negative Output (-) from Power Supply to Negative (-) terminal on each Lamp.
    7. Connect terminal 3 (NO) to Poisitive (+) terminal of Lamp (DOOR LOCKED).
    8. Connect terminal 5 (NC) to Positive (+) terminal of Lamp (DOOR OPEN).
    9. With the door open switch Power supply On and check that theMagnet will hold a screwdriver.
    10. Operate the Access Control Relay or Exit switch whilst holding the screwdriver to check magnet is working.
    11. If the Screwdriver is released close the door and check the Holding force by pulling / pushing the door.
    12. Check that the 2 Lamps are working correctly when the Magnet locks and unlocks.
    13. Re-fit the PCB cover plate with M4 25mm Csk Screw (J).

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