AS 1054 DC 12V Solenoid Electromagnetic Cabinet Door Lock
Product Description
| Brand | Dr. Solenoid | Model Number | AS 1054 |
| Rated Voltage (V) | DC 12 V | Rated Power(W) | 13--20 W |
| Work Model | Push Type | Holding Force (N) | 200 ---800 GF |
| Stroke(mm) | Customized | Reset Time(s) | 20 S |
| Service Life | 300 Thousand Times | Certification | CE,ROHS,ISO9001, |
| Material | Carbon Steel Housing with Zinc Coating | Lead Wire Length(mm) | 200 |
| Install Style | Mounnted Screw Holes | Tolerance of Dimension | +/- 0.1 MM |
| Water-proof | None | Insulation Class | F 155 Degree 9 Cel. ) |
| Hi-Pot Test | AC 600V 50/60Hz 1 s | Non-excitation Holding Force | 0 |
| Working Temperature | -10°C-100°C | Duty Cycle | 15 % |
| Thread Depth(mm) | / | Payment Term | TT, or LC At Sight |
| Sample Order | Yes | Warranty | 1 Year |
| MOQ | 500 pcs | Supply Ability | 5000 pcs per Week |
| Delivery Time | 30 Days | Port of Loading | shenzhen |
Product detail diagram
Part 1 : Unit Features
1.1 High Security
Tamper Resistance: With a hidden locking mechanism, there are no obvious weak points, making it difficult to pry open by force. Some models are also equipped with tamper alarm functions to alert the user when someone tries to force open the lock.
High Encryption Level: Advanced encryption algorithms are used to protect user access codes and other data, making it difficult for unauthorized personnel to crack the access credentials.
Great Convenience
Multiple Unlocking Methods: Support fingerprint recognition, password entry, RFID card access, mobile app control and other unlocking methods, providing users with a variety of convenient options.
1.2 Remote Monitoring and Control:
Through the mobile app, users can remotely monitor the status of the cabinet lock, such as whether the cabinet door is open or closed, and can also remotely lock or unlock the cabinet.
1.3 Good Manageability
User Management: It is allowed to create multiple user profiles with different access rights, and different access times and permissions can be set for different users, which is very suitable for office and shared living space scenarios.
Access Log: It can record detailed access logs, including who opened the cabinet, when and how, which is convenient for users to understand the access situation of the cabinet and is of great significance for security management and problem tracing.
1.4 High Durability and Stability
Sturdy Construction: Usually made of high-quality materials such as metal alloys, which are resistant to scratches, impacts and corrosion, and have a long service life.
1.5 Error Handling:
In case of power failure or other malfunctions, some smart solenoid door locks are equipped with mechanical override options, such as keyholes, to ensure that users can still access the contents of the cabinet in an emergency.
Part 2 : Solenoid door locks applications
2.1 Home Use
Jewelry and Valuables Cabinets: They can be used to lock cabinets storing jewelry, precious metal collections, and other valuables, preventing theft and ensuring the safety of the items.
Medicine Cabinets: In households with children or elderly people, smart solenoid locks can be installed on medicine cabinets to prevent children from accessing medications without permission and avoid potential accidents.
Liquor Cabinets: For those who like to collect liquor, a smart solenoid lock can be used to lock the liquor cabinet to prevent excessive drinking by family members or unauthorized access by others.
2.2 Office Use
Filing Cabinets: Offices usually have a large number of confidential documents and files. Installing smart solenoid door locks on filing cabinets can restrict access to authorized personnel, protecting the security and confidentiality of the documents.
Equipment Storage Cabinets: Cabinets storing important office equipment, such as cameras, projectors, and laptops, can be equipped with smart solenoid locks to prevent equipment from being misused or stolen.
Supply Closets: Cabinets storing office supplies like paper, ink cartridges, and staplers can also use smart solenoid door locks to control access and manage inventory.
2.3 Industrial Use
Machine Access Panels: On industrial machinery, smart solenoid door locks can be installed on access panels to prevent unauthorized personnel from opening the panels and causing equipment damage or accidents.
Hazardous Materials Storage Cabinets: In chemical plants, laboratories, and other places, cabinets storing hazardous materials need to be strictly managed. Smart solenoid door locks can restrict access to ensure the safety of the materials and the surrounding environment.
Electrical Equipment Cabinets: Cabinets housing electrical control equipment, distribution boxes, and other devices can use smart solenoid door locks to prevent unauthorized operation and ensure the normal operation of the equipment.
2.4 Retail and Hospitality
Retail Display Cases: In jewelry stores, watch stores, and other retail stores, smart solenoid door locks are used on display cases to protect high-value merchandise from theft.
Hotel Minibars and Safes: In hotels, smart solenoid door locks can be installed on minibars and in-room safes to prevent guests from unauthorized access or theft.
Back-of-House Storage Cabinets: In restaurants, cafes, and other hospitality establishments, smart solenoid door locks can be used to secure back-of-house storage cabinets, protecting food ingredients, cooking utensils, and other items.
2.5 Education and Healthcare
School Storage Cabinets: In schools and universities, smart solenoid door locks can be used on storage cabinets for teaching materials, chemicals, and laboratory equipment to ensure the safety of the items.
Hospital Medication Cabinets: In hospitals and clinics, smart solenoid door locks are installed on medication cabinets to prevent unauthorized access to prescription drugs and ensure the safety of drug management.
Medical Supply Cabinets: Cabinets storing expensive medical equipment, disposable medical supplies, and other items can also use smart solenoid door locks to control access and protect the safety of the supplies.
Part 3 : maintain and troubleshoot for the cabinet smart door lock
3.1 Maintenance
Keep Clean
Exterior: Wipe the surface of the lock regularly with a dry, soft cloth to remove dust, stains, and fingerprints. Avoid using corrosive cleaners as they may damage the finish and components of the lock.
Fingerprint Sensor or Recognition Area: If the lock has a biometric recognition function, clean the fingerprint sensor or recognition area gently with a dry, soft cloth to ensure accurate recognition.
3.2 Lubricate Mechanism
Lock Cylinder and Moving Parts: Use a specialized lock lubricant or graphite powder to lubricate the lock cylinder and other moving parts regularly3. Apply the lubricant sparingly to avoid attracting dust.
3.3 Check Power Supply
Battery-Powered Locks: Check the battery level regularly. Replace the batteries with the recommended type when the battery level is low.
3.4 Wired Locks:
Ensure the power supply cord is intact and not damaged. Check the connection points for any signs of looseness or corrosion.
3.5 Inspect Installation and Components
Check for Looseness: Regularly check the screws and fasteners that secure the lock to the cabinet to ensure they are tight. Tighten any loose screws to prevent the lock from becoming misaligned or falling off.
3.5 Examine Door and Frame:
Check the alignment of the cabinet door and frame. Ensure there is no warping or damage that could affect the operation of the lock.
Troubleshooting
3.6 Connectivity Issues
Verify Connection: Ensure your router or Bluetooth device is working properly and the lock is within range.
Reboot Devices: Power off the lock and the connected device, wait a few minutes, and then turn them back on.
Update Software: Check for software updates for the lock and the connected app.
Power Problems
Replace Batteries: If the lock is battery-powered and not working, replace the batteries with new ones of the recommended type.
Check Power Supply: For wired locks, check the power cord and connection points for damage or looseness.
Biometric Recognition Failure
Clean Sensor and Finger: Make sure the finger is clean and dry, and clean the fingerprint sensor surface.
Re-register Biometrics: Delete and re-register the fingerprint or other biometric data.
Mechanical Malfunctions
Use Lubricant: If the lock is jammed, apply a suitable lock lubricant to the moving parts.
Check Backup Key: Use the backup physical key to see if the problem is with the smart features or the lock itself.
Software Glitches
Reset Lock: Try resetting the lock to its default settings according to the user manual.
Update Software: Ensure the lock's software is up to date to fix any software-related issues.
