Description
Electromechanical door lock for controlled access on laboratory equipment, opened by PIN code via the controller. This accessory supports secure handling of incubators, chambers and related lab systems where restricted door opening is required during routine work. Supplied as one piece with a net weight of 0,5 kg and a gross weight of 1 kg, it is intended as laboratory material for professional installations. The electromechanical design allows authorised users to release the lock through the equipment controller without a conventional mechanical key, helping maintain process discipline and sample protection in shared or regulated environments. Manufactured by Binder in Germany (Baden-Württemberg), the unit is suited to facilities that need a compact locking option matched to compatible controllers. Integration focuses on PIN-code operation so access can be managed centrally at the instrument interface. Ideal where electromechanical locking is preferred over purely mechanical solutions, this door lock complements laboratory workflows that demand clear, controller-based entry control while remaining straightforward to specify and install as a single-piece accessory.
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
- Country of origin: Germany
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