Description
Electromechanical door lock enables PIN-code opening via the controller, giving laboratories a secure alternative to conventional key-based chamber doors. Authorised personnel enter the code at the regulator to release the lock, which helps limit access to running processes, samples, and calibrated environments. Offered as 1 pc with a net weight of 0,5 kg and a gross weight of 1 kg, the accessory is intended for compatible laboratory equipment that requires controlled door operation. Manufactured by Binder, the electromechanical lock ties access management directly to the controller interface so that physical keys need not be circulated among multiple users. This arrangement supports shared facilities, shift work, and quality-managed areas where only trained staff should open the chamber. By combining electromechanical locking with PIN entry at the regulator, the unit strengthens routine security without changing the basic workflow at the control panel. Laboratories specifying an electromechanical door lock with controller-based PIN release can deploy this component to protect contents and maintain consistent access discipline across daily laboratory operations.
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
- Function: Controlled door access
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