ROFU 8406M Sliding Door Magnet Installation Instructions

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ROFU 8406M Sliding Door Magnet Installation Instructions This unit is 12/24VDC

Specifications

Model Holding Force Current Draw Optional Bracket
8406M 600 lbs(272 Kg) 500mA/12VDC #20925
0.00 ( 3) 250mA/24VDC ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

(This replaces the previous ROFU 8000)

Installation Diagram

Thre rubber washer makes the armature plate float in order to reach proper combination with the magnetic lock.

#20925 Armature Bracket (optional for ROFU 8406M)

Dimensions

Use crimper or pliers and press the header of connector down to even position

Important Note

The 8406M requires a face-to-face alignment as shown in the far left figure. This magnet is NOT designed as a Shear Lock.

Ensure the surface area of the electromagnetic lock and the armature plate mate correctly or you will not get a good bond.

Ensure you notice the + and - although the unit is polarity insensitive.

Ensure the face of the armature place and magnet are clean. Use a soft cloth to clean the surface. Never use anything abrasive to clean the magnet or armature plate.

Remove any diode installed across the magnetic lock for spike suppression. The magnet is built-in with a metal oxide varistor to prevent back EMF.

Wipe the surface of magnet lock with anti-rust oil regularly.

The electromagnetic locks are fail safe. Therefore it needs the power from UPS to remain locked during the power failure.

Trouble Shooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution
No power Make sure the wires are connected properly
Door does not lock Check that the power supply is connected and works properly
Make sure the lock switch is wired correctly
Poor contact between electromagnet and armature plate Make sure the armature plate is not deformed
Make sure the rubber washer was used between the bracket and armature plate
Low holding force Make sure the contact surfaces of the electromagnet and armature plate are clean and free from dust and foreign material.
Low voltage or incorrect voltage setting Check the electromagnetic lock is set for the correct voltage.
Check the voltage at the electromagnetic lock input. If low, determine if the correct wire gauge is being used to prevent excessive voltage drop.
Sensor output is not functioning A secondary diode was installed across the electromagnetic lock Remove any diode installed across the magnet for "spike" suppression. (The magnet is fitted with a metal oxide varistor to prevent back EMF)
Misalignment between the armature plate and electromagnetic lock Make sure the armature plate and electromagnetic lock are aligned correctly