it's a pain in the arse that i am working on now! cute ftp here we come!
Transformer for electro magnetic door lock?
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breezer
[breezer idealy wonders] 24volt.................hmmmmmmmmm
access control is usualy 12v, fire alarms are 24v
access control is usualy 12v, fire alarms are 24v
sod it 
i can't work out the stupid image up load thing
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/78068454@N00/369261817/
sorry...
i can't work out the stupid image up load thing
so here is the url -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/78068454@N00/369261817/
sorry...
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and you're using it for what? AFAICT, that wont hold much force.
The long bar type breezer showed a pic of will take the weight of a person and much more. (I've tested them ) In fact the weakest point of those magnets are the fixings holding them to the door/frame.
The long bar type breezer showed a pic of will take the weight of a person and much more. (I've tested them
) In fact the weakest point of those magnets are the fixings holding them to the door/frame.Ideally to prevent access to an under stairs cupboard where there is an alarm control panel connected to a phone line...... but I'm guessing now that it's as good as useless ! Really I didn't want a door lock as it will look unsightly, but it might have to be that!
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breezer
oh, one of them!
best use for that is a paper weight
it has bits missing
as you see from the above you have no way of fixing it, and you have no "wobble plate" also those ones would be of no uses since you would have to fix it outside of the door, and as crafty says they can not hold much.
bin it
best use for that is a paper weight
it has bits missing
as you see from the above you have no way of fixing it, and you have no "wobble plate" also those ones would be of no uses since you would have to fix it outside of the door, and as crafty says they can not hold much.
bin it
Yep fire alarm door holder, only missing its enclosure.
that's one for ebay then! I'll be fitting a lock to that door instead - much more fool proof, thanks for the info though, it's been an interesting post !!
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breezer
coopersim, access by who?
why not fit a "mortice lock"
i have one on my shed, you can get ones that are designed to fit on the edge and not actulay in the timber (sorry dont know what they are properly called)
mine cost about 15
that way you only have the keyhole outside
why not fit a "mortice lock"
i have one on my shed, you can get ones that are designed to fit on the edge and not actulay in the timber (sorry dont know what they are properly called)
mine cost about 15
that way you only have the keyhole outside
That was my other option, a euro lock style mortice, that is what I will do !
..... does anyone want a magentic fire door holder......?
..... does anyone want a magentic fire door holder......?
JohnD said:
A mate of mine had that.
He was in hospital for weeks.
RF Lighting said:
At least he didn't end up with rigour mortice
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