Remote Control Electric Door Lock Swing Gate Electromagnetic Yard Fence Gate Lock

Remote control electric door lock Swing Gate Electromagnetic Yard Fence Gate Lock

Package List:

1 lock with 6 metre cable 1 lock recevier 1 Clevins Pin 1 plug pin 1 spacer 2 lock key(Manual release )

Two type Optional:

LM149:Lightweight electric 24VDC gate lock, weight 1.8kg,

DC 24V only

This automatic lock is compatible with any Gate Crafters opener and Its never been easier to keep your family or business safe. It can be installed within five simple steps. The first step is to mount the lock to the 'primary side' of the gate, aligned with the gate opener. The second is to mount the latch to the opposite side, or the secondary side”. Next, it's time to wire the lock to the control board. There are only two wires involved in this step, they are to be connected to the end of the E Lock terminals. It doesn't matter which wire you connect first. Step four, is to hammer the pin into place on the 'secondary side', preventing someone from removing the pin. The final step is it adjust the open time on the lock from the control board. This is done by setting the P6 to four seconds ensuring the gate has enough time to open or close. Simple as that! Along with it being easy to install, it offers a peace of mind that money cannot buy. With this product you can have a strong sense of security knowing that the gate to your business or to your family home is safe from unwelcome visitors.

Installation for Single Gate

Step 1: Disengage the clutch of the opener with the Release Key. You can move the gate by hand, so the gate can swing freely during installation of the Electric Lock. Step 2: With the gate in the closed position, determine the best location for the lock and receiver. The lock and receiver must be level and aligned with the opener. The lock and receiver should have a solid surface or tube fence to provide stability. Step 3: For Metallic Tube gate, if the thickness of the fence post is bigger than or equal to 3mm, you can thread on the fence post, and fasten the lock and receiver only using bolts (without nuts). Otherwise, drill holes through out the fence post, and fasten the lock and receiver with bolts, lock washers and nuts. Of course, you can weld them directly.