Products

Series 130 is a range of micro economy face to face electromagnetic locks. Suitable for cupboard and cabinet doors.

Combining a compact size with low current consumption the range includes surface mount and mortice models.

A full range of accessories compliments the series, including inward opening brackets and armature saddle brackets for glass showcase cabinets.

A range of high quality 12/24Vdc slimline face to face electromagnetic locks providing positive fail safe locking. Offering flexibility, durability and low maintenance whist maintaining a holding force of 250kg.

A range of economy imported face to face standard magnetic locks. The range consists of surface and transom mount options.

A range of accessories is available for outward opening and inward opening door applications.

The 3E Security Vortex 2400 compact door magnet is a unique magnet with patented inbuilt technology ensuring improved performance and reliability and a real alternative to standard face to face magnets. Complete with a conical aperture to receive a strong alloy pin the unit embodies both magnetic and mechanical holding force. Independently tested to 1500kg, the holding force is 400% stronger, the body size is 75% smaller, power consumption is 50% lower and there is 75% less material used in the manufacturing processes making the Vortex greener and more environmentally friendly than its competitors. Complete with built in LED and dual monitoring.

Heavy duty electromechanical gate locking systems providing weather resistant access control for a wide range of gate applications.

A gate magnet or electromagnetic lock, is an electronic locking device that uses an electromagnet to hold a gate closed by attracting an armature plate. These systems are designed for high security and reliable access control, operating without moving parts, making them durable for frequent use. They consist of a magnet that is mounted on the gate frame and an armature plate mounted on the gate itself, with a powerful magnetic force holding them together when the magnet is powered.

A solenoid lock is an electromechanical device that uses an electromagnet to operate a locking bolt, allowing for electronic control over access. When electrical current is applied to the solenoid coil, it creates a magnetic field that pulls a metal rod (armature) to either lock or unlock a door, depending on its configuration. These locks are used in applications from simple cabinets to high-security doors and integrate with access control systems.

A motor lock, or motorized mortise lock, is an electronic lock that uses a built-in electric motor to operate the bolt, providing a convenient and secure locking solution for doors. It integrates with access control systems like keypads or card readers and can be operated remotely or automatically, while also offering manual operation via a key or thumb turn. These locks are commonly used in high-traffic areas and for high-security perimeter protection in commercial buildings, offering features such as status monitoring (door open/closed, bolt engaged/disengaged) and various safety certifications

An electric strike is an electromechanical device that replaces a standard door frame strike plate to provide remote-controlled access. It works by electronically releasing the latch bolt of a mechanical lock, allowing the door to open when a signal is received from an access control system like a keypad, card reader, or button. This allows for controlled traffic through a door while still maintaining a physical lock. 

A solenoid bolt is an electronic locking mechanism that uses an electrical impulse to move a steel bolt, securing and releasing doors, cabinets, and safes. It consists of a coil of wire (a solenoid) and a plunger that moves when current flows through the coil, converting electrical energy into mechanical motion. These locks are versatile, can be integrated into access control systems, and are available in various configurations, including fail-safe (unlocks on power loss) or fail-secure (locks on power loss).

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