Description
Electromechanical door lock is a security accessory designed for Binder laboratory chambers and cabinets. The lock is opened by means of a PIN code entered via the controller, providing controlled access without a conventional mechanical key. This arrangement supports secure operation in shared or regulated laboratory environments where unauthorised opening of the chamber door must be prevented. The unit is supplied as a single piece, with a net weight of 0,5 kg and a gross weight of 1 kg, making it straightforward to fit during installation or retrofit. Produced in Germany (Baden-Württemberg), the electromechanical lock integrates with the instrument’s existing control interface so that authorised users can release the door directly from the controller after entering the correct PIN. In daily laboratory practice this reduces reliance on physical keys, simplifies access management and helps maintain process integrity when sensitive samples or validated runs are inside the chamber. The compact mass and single-piece supply format facilitate stocking and service replacement. Overall, the electromechanical door lock offers a practical PIN-code-based access solution for Binder equipment that requires controlled door release through the onboard controller.
This article is part of Safety cabinet accessories & equipment packages, in Safety cabinets & hazardous storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Electromechanical door lock
- Opening method: PIN code via controller
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