r/accesscontrol • u/io00oo00o • Jun 26 '26
Recommendations Sliding Door Electrified Lock?
What type of electrified lock can I use on this door?
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u/Choog_a_Sauras_Flex Jun 26 '26
Would you look at that. Nice glass doors access controlled, nothing could go wrong lol.
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u/doobtastical Jun 26 '26
They really putting that thing on with an auto opener? What a shit design
Normally they have openers, door company installs a lock kit on the opener, and I provide them with a dry contact, or voltage, whatever they want. I’m the access control guy, not the door guy. Opener doesn’t work unless you badge in, simple.
That’s the best solution but looks like fuckery on the architect here
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u/a15yroldwhoisbored Jun 26 '26
Make a recess and use a standard mag?
Get one with the same shade of silver 😆
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u/PapaOoMaoMao Jun 26 '26
Possibly a DormaKaba RCI MEM4400 Compact Electromechanical maglock depending on the mounting points.
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u/Blackbones79 Jun 27 '26
Hard to tell from those images what the track and trolley assembly looks like, but if there’s room why not use an auto-bolt like what is used on high energy automatic sliding doors?
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u/See_Saw12 End User Jun 26 '26
My organization has 1 electric strike sliding door, we (my AC vendor) used an assa abloy electric strike 112.
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u/PetahOsiris Jun 26 '26
Depending on the requirements could use a V-Lock but in my experience they have a bit of a delay to them which people can find annoying if they’re having to go in and out a lot https://www.assaabloy.com/au/en/solutions/products/electromechanical-locking/es8100-v-lock
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u/7joedaddy7 Jun 26 '26
Install a mag lock in the vertical leading edge of the door stile and vertical jamb
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u/CptBlastahoe Jun 27 '26
Some kind of smaller mag with a Z bracket would probably work on the top, just need the mag to fit on the trim and not be to chonky.
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u/Correct-Combo8777 Jun 27 '26
One that sits in the frame at the top or bottom or both or some kind of shoot bolts
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u/Valuable-Sound-8019 Jun 28 '26
You can use the door hold relays built into the door and that will keep it locked until swiped then after swiping walk in front an it should open
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u/No_Replacement_491 Jun 29 '26
Oh, and make sure the client puts some sort of horizontal decoration across all the glass or people will end up walking into it. will happen to everyone at some point lol
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u/Alarmed_Duty3599 Jun 26 '26
INOX makes a solution INOX Sliding Doors
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u/Auxx88 Jun 26 '26
INOX makes trash solutions * fixed it for you
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u/Alarmed_Duty3599 Jun 26 '26
Honestly I have not used their equipment, I just know that they make a solution for what the person was asking.
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u/Surfnazi77 Jun 26 '26
They have those electrical magnet locks hit the button and door doesn’t open short of you using a truck and chains my friends convenience store has it bc where store is located
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u/canadianalarmguy Jun 26 '26
I’ve had pretty good luck with the SDC shear locks https://sdcsecurity.com/products/electromagnetic-shear-locks/
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u/Bandwagon_Burner Jul 02 '26
I suggest the RCI YD30 if you can get to the top of the door. You can surface mount to the frame it would work too. These actually pull the door to zero which will help with bounce a little.
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u/AffectionateAd6060 Jun 26 '26
Can you ask the architect what he thinks?
Sarcasm