BEA 10MAGDE1 User manual

Installation Instructions
Pre-Installation Instructions
1. This product must be installed according to all applicable
building and life safety codes. All installations must be
approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).
2. Due to the variety of mounting configurations available with
this product, a survey and assessment of the physical area
in which the product will be installed must be performed.
3. The door frame must be inspected and deemed structurally
sound prior to installation of the electromagnetic lock. The
structural integrity of the mounting surfaces must be strong
enough to meet or exceed the holding force of the product.
4. The product must be protected from potential damage due
to intruders or tampering.
5. The product should be installed in a location that will not
hinder or create a potential safety hazard to authorized
personnel accessing the protected area.
6. Because electromagnetic locks are used in a variety of
applications and different door frame configurations, an
experienced installer with knowledge of this product must
make a determination of the optimal mounting method for
this specific application.
7. The components, hardware, installation instructions and
mounting template included with this product are intended
for use on outswinging doors.
8. Do not install this product on the exterior of buildings.
9. Do not use as a doorstop. This will void warranty.
10. Separate accessories not included with this product must be
used in the following applications:
• Narrow head jamb situations or center-hung doors
• Wherever there is insufficient space on the door frame
header to mount the lock
• Hollow metal or wood frames where the door stop is
not thick enough to allow the product to be installed
• Wherever an obstruction in the door prevents
installation of the armature plate at a proper height
• Doors that do not permit the armature plate to be
mounted low enough to meet the magnet surface
Refer to the Product Accessories Guide section of the
Installation Instructions for further information.
11. Installation of this product should be done by an
experienced installer with knowledge of this product.
12. A mechanical latching device is required in conjunction
with the Delayed Egress 10MAGDE1.
NOTE: It is highly recommended that thread locking compound
be applied to all screws during installation to reduce chance of
screws loosening over extended time.
PLEASE DELIVER ALL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS TO
THE END-USER UPON COMPLETION OF THE INSTALLATION.
1. Mount the electromagnetic lock to the door frame as outlined
on the installation template included with the product.
Armature Plate Mounting Notes:
1) It is essential that this plate pivot slightly on the mounting bolt
to allow proper alignment with the magnet surface. If not aligned,
the lock may lose holding force or not lock at all.
2) The rubber washer on the head of the mounting bolt should
project slightly beyond the surface of the armature plate. It will
expand when power is removed and break the air vacuum
between the plate and magnet. If removed or trimmed, the lock
will appear to have some holding force even when power is
removed.
For added safety, thread locking compound has been provided for
the armature plate bolt and the four captive electromagnetic lock
mounting screws.
WARNING: Improper installation, maintenance, inspection or
usage of the product or any related accessories or parts may
cause the electromagnetic lock, armature plate and associated
hardware to disengage and fall, causing serious bodily injury
and property damage. BEA will not be liable to the installer,
purchaser, end user or anyone else for damage or injury to
person or property due to improper installation, care, storage,
handling, maintenance, inspection, abuse, misuse or act of
God or nature involving this product or any related accessories
or parts.
2. Route the power supply connecting wire through the door
frame and into the wire access hole in the top of the magnet
housing. Connecting wire should be of sufficient gauge for
the lock being installed and the distance being run. See table
for current draw specifications and wiring gauge chart.
3. See system overview and switching options.
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10MAGDE1 Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock
Installation Instructions (Continued)
Delayed Egress System – Status Indicators
System Status Light Panel Local Buzzer Local Alarm Relay Remote Alarm Relay
Door Open Red on OFF OFF OFF
Locked Green blinks every
5 seconds OFF OFF ON
Nuisance Delay
Period Red blinking (fast) Pulsing Sound ON ON
Release Delay
Period Red blinking (slowly) Steady Sound ON OFF
Lock Release Red/Green blinking
alternately
Steady Sound
Until Reset OFF OFF
Forced Open Red blinking (fast)** Pulsing Sound** ON OFF
Exit Switch to Open Red On OFF OFF OFF
Delayed Egress System – Overview
The Delayed Egress electromagnetic lock is a fail safe device.
In the normal condition with power, the door is locked, the local
buzzer is off, the local SPDT relay is de-energized and the remote
alarm DPDT relay is energized.
The exit sequence starts with a slight push to the door. A nuisance
delay period can be set for 0, 1, 2 or 3 seconds as defined by the
local building code. During this period the local buzzer will pulse
and the local alarm relay will be energized. If pressure on the door
is withdrawn during this period the system returns to normal
conditions. This would be considered accidental triggering.
If pressure is maintained for longer than the set nuisance delay, an
irreversable release delay sequence begins. This release delay is
for 15 seconds, but may be extended to 30 seconds with
permission of the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). It includes
the short nuisance delay. Pressure is no longer required on the
door. The remote relay de-energizes. The local buzzer changes
from a pulse to steady.
The lock releases when the release delay time ends. The local
buzzer stops and the local alarm relay will de-energize. The system
relock is defined by the local building code.
All installations must be approved by the local Authority Having
Jurisdiction (AHJ).
Lock Assembly
The Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock come with screws that inhibit
the insertion of an Allen wrench into the mounting bolt openings on the
underside of the lock. These screws will need to be removed prior to
installing the lock so as to allow the mounting plate to be removed from
the top of the lock. Fig 1 illustrates the location of these screws.
Fig. 1 – Lock Assembly View
anti-tamper
screw cavity screw
Several building codes
including the NFPA 101 Life
Safety Code and the
International Building Code
require the signage (shown
left) to be mounted on the
door close to the releasing
device.
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** If forced open before the set release delay has lapsed, the sounder and voice indicators can only be turned off by switching
the system power off.

10MAGDE1 Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock
Installation Instructions (Continued)
--Specifications
This product has been successfully tested and evaluated by UL in
two separate categories for use in both the United States and
Canada.
Auxiliary Lock. The GWXT fire listing qualifies the 10MAGDE1
for use with UL Classified fire doors maximum 4' in width and 8' in
height, rated up to and including 1-1/2 hr.
Component for use in Special Locking Arrangments.
Additionally, these products are qualified components for the
purpose of locking outward-swinging exit doors against
unauthorized egress.They are designed to release automatically in
case of a power failure or upon activation of an automatic fire
alarm system wired to the power supply fire panel relay.
The Following Conditions of Acceptability Apply:
1) This product is intended for use with Special Locking
Arrangements which are installed in accordance with the
manufacturer's installation and operation instructions, the Life
Safety Code, NFPA 101 of the National Fire Protection Association
and the local authority having jurisdiction.
2) The power for this unit is to be provided by a Listed (ALVY,
FULA7, FUPPC, UEHX7, APHV or APHV7) Class 2 power supply
when designated as a Special Locking Arrangement (FWAX).
3) The suitability of the lead wires is to be evaluated per the
requirements for the end-use product.
4) When this component is used in a system designated as a
Special Locking Arrangement (FWAX), it is to be evaluated as part
of the overall system with respect to the requirements in the Life
Safety Code, NFPA 101 for the end-use product.
The Delayed Egress electromagnetic locks are not intended or
tested for use as a UL Listed Burglar Alarm System unit.
Patent Pending
MECHANICAL
Including 1/4” (6.4mm) mounting bracket :
10MAGDE1 Lock Dimensions:
2-1/8”D x 2-7/8”H x 10-13/16”L (54mm x 73mm x 275mm)
10MAGDE1 Armature Plate Dimensions:
5/8”D x 2-3/8”H x 7-7/16”L (16mm x 60mm x 189mm)
ELECTRICAL:
Voltage: Auto Sensing 12VDC to 24VDC
Power Consumption:
12VDC - Max 0.61A / 24VDC - Max 0.32A
Ratings shown include the external sounder required by NFPA101
Local Alarm Output: SPDT Relay: 1.0A 120VAC, 2A 30VDC
Remote Alarm Output: DPDT Relay: 1.0A 120VAC, 2A 30VDC
ENVIRONMENTAL:
Not for use in outdoor environments.
Circuit board operating temperature: -14 to 140˚F (-10 to 60˚C)
NOTE: The 10MAGDE1 electromagnetic lock must be powered with a
filtered and regulated DC power supply listed to UL294, UL603, CSA-
C22.2, ULC-S318 or ULC-S533 and rated 12 to 24V.
BEA recommends model 10PS12-24.
The magnet warranty is 5 years.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
To Ensure Instant Release All switching devices must be wired in between
the DC power source and the positive terminal of the lock as illustrated
in Fig 2.
Switching the negative power supply line will not allow the lock to
release immediately. BEA electromagnetic locks contain MOV's for
surge suppression and do not require any additional suppression to
be added during installation. The installation of diodes across the
lock input terminals will cause a delay in release.
Fig. 2 – Power Connections
SWITCH
+
-
INCORRECT
CORRECT
+
-
SWITCH
FILTERED DC SUPPLY
FILTERED DC SUPPLY
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10MAGDE1 Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock
Installation Instructions (Continued)
1
ON
0 Sec.
Nuisance Delay
Dip Switch 2&3
234
1 Sec. 2 Sec. 3 Sec.
ON ON ON
12 3 4 12 3 4 12 34
15 Sec.
Release Delay
Dip Switch 1
30 Sec.
ON ON
12 3 4 12 3 4
Factory Setting
Non BOCA
BOCA Relock
Dip Switch 4
BOCA
ON ON
12 3 412 3 4
Factory Setting
Factory Setting
BZ
MAG
RB
HIC
GHD3
(See Below)
JP2
JP1
5V
NC
HD4
G
S1
S2
HD1
voice module
remote B
C
NO
HD2
MD RST DC
NCNOCNONCC
remote A local
SW1
ON
RD
BK
GN
YL
WT WT
RD BK
PP
OG
BL
(See Below)
(See Below)
/BK
Circuit Board Connections
HD4: A N/O momentary local override switch must
be installed in the same room as the
electromagnetic lock (7 second release)
BZ: 9VDC output to Buzzer max 100mA
HD2: Same as Remote A below
HD3 Main Harness
RST: Connect the brown and brown/white leads to
reset switch or door switch per local code
- DC: DC power wires; black is negative (-) and
Red is positive (+)
Remote A Purple is common (C)
Orange is normally closed (NC)
Blue is normally open (NO)
(See listing details on page 3)
Local: Grey is common (C)
Green is normally open (NO)
Pink is normally closed (NC)
Building Codes
The 10MAGDE1 supports the requirements of numerous building codes. These recaps represent our best understanding at the time of
print. As codes may change, they should be referenced directly. 10MAGDE1 locks have been factory set to International Building Code 2006
requirements. It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that SW1 Dip Switch settings comply with local Fire,
Building and Life Safety Codes. All installations must be approved by the local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).
1. INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE (2003, 2006 and 2009)
NUISANCE DELAY: set at 1 sec RELEASE DELAY: 15 sec.*
RELOCK:
To be done manually by a key switch and must be located at the door,
a door switch cannot be used for relocking. Please connect a momentary spring
loaded NORMALLY OPEN key switch to system Reset Switch Input (RST).
2. STANDARD BUILDING CODE (1999)
NUISANCE DELAY: Not allowed. RELEASE DELAY: 15 sec.*
RELOCK: Actuates after door OPENS and CLOSES, using a door switch rather
than a key switch. Please connect a NORMALLY OPEN door switch (by others) to
system Reset Switch Input (RST).
3. NFPA 101 (2006 and 2009)
NUISANCE DELAY: Permitted up to 3 sec. RELEASE DELAY: 15 sec.*
RELOCK: To be done manually by a key switch, a door switch cannot be used
for relock. Please connect a momentary spring loaded NORMALLY OPEN key
switch to system Reset Switch Input (RST).
4. UNIFORM BUILDING CODE (1997)
NUISANCE DELAY: Set at 2 sec. RELEASE DELAY: Set at 15 sec.
RELOCK: To be done manually by a key switch and must be located at the door,
a door switch cannot be used for relocking. Please connect a momentary spring
loaded NORMALLY OPEN key switch to system Reset Switch Input (RST).
The Uniform Building Code is unique, in that it extends the requirement for
“manual relock at the door” to include all power interruptions.
5. BOCA (1999)
NUISANCE DELAY: Set at 1 sec. RELEASE DELAY: 15 sec.*
RELOCK: Set Dip Switch 4 to OFF to activate the relocking system. After the door
unlocks and opens the normally closed door switch changes state and remains
open. When the door closes, a delay of 30 seconds begins. If the door remains
closed, it will relock. Reopening the door restarts the 30 second delay. Please
connect a NORMALLY OPEN door switch (by others) to system Reset Switch
Input (RST).
The door must be open and closed to relock.
6. NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF CANADA (2005)
NUISANCE DELAY: Not allowed. RELEASE DELAY: Set at 15 sec.
RELOCK: To be done manually by a key switch, a door switch cannot be used
for relock. Please connect a momentary spring loaded NORMALLY OPEN key
switch to system Reset Switch Input (RST).
* Release delay may be extended to 30 seconds with the approval of AHJ
SW1 Dip Switch Settings
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(ORDER SEPARATELY)
PER CODE
REQUIREMENTS
BEA 960 KEYSWITCH MO/MO PROVIDED
(7 SECOND RELEASE)
NC PINK
NO GREEN LOCAL
COMMON GREY
AUDIO SELECT – SOUND PATTERNS
7 (HIGH), 8 (MEDIUM), OR 9 (LOW) ONLY
BEA MODEL 914
PURPLE COMMON
HD2
REMOTE A ORANGE NC
BLUE NO
PURPLE COMMON
HD2 HARNESS - REMOTE B ORANGE NC
BLUE NO
BLACK
/
/
WHITE
/
WHITE
BLACK
/
10MAGDE1
(CONTACT BEA FOR INFORMATION
ON A DELAYED EGRESS WITH BUILT
IN CAMERA)
10MAGDE1 Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock
Installation Instructions (Continued)
Wiring Diagram
Diagram reflects status with power on and door opened.
A mechanical latching device is required in conjunction with the Delayed Egress 10MAGDE1
Reset and Override Wiring for BOCA Requirements
Diagram reflects status with power on and door opened.
10MAGDE1
Reset and Override Wiring for
Double Doors
Diagram reflects status with power on
and door opened.
10MAGDE1
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10MAGDE1 Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock
Installation Instructions (Continued)
Inspection and Maintenance
This product and all related accessories or parts must be inspected and
maintained on a quarterly basis. Contacting surfaces of the
electromagnetic lock and armature plate must be kept free of
contaminating materials. Surfaces must be cleaned periodically with a
non-abrasive cleaner.
All mounting fasteners must be inspected on a quarterly basis. When
properly installed, the ends of the armature plate allow a slight movement
but the plate will feel secure when grasped at the bolt. There should be no
movement to the mounting bracket or housing of the electromagnetic lock.
For added safety, thread locking compound has been provided for the
armature plate bolt and the four captive electromagnetic lock mounting
screws.
WARNING: Improper installation, maintenance, inspection or usage of
the product or any related accessories or parts may cause the
electromagnetic lock, armature plate and associated hardware to
disengage and fall, causing serious bodily injury and property
damage.
PLEASE DELIVER ALL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS TO THE
END-USER UPON COMPLETION OF THE INSTALLATION.
PLEASE DELIVER END USER GUIDE CONTAINED SEPARATELY
IN THIS PACKAGE TO THE END-USER UPON COMPLETION OF
THE INSTALLATION.
Company Contact
Do not leave problems unresolved. If a satisfactory solution cannot be
achieved after troubleshooting a problem, please contact BEA Inc.
If you must wait for the following workday to contact BEA, leave the
door inoperable until satisfactory repairs can be made. Never sacrifice
the safe operation of the automatic door or gate for an incomplete
solution.
The following numbers can be called 24/7.
For more information, visit www.beasensors.com.
US and Canada: 1-866-249-7937
Canada: 1-866-836-1863
Northeast: 1-866-836-1863
Southeast: 1-800-407-4545
Midwest: 1-888-308-8843
West: 1-888-419-2564
10MAGDE1 Delayed Egress Series Troubleshooting Guide
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Remove anti-tamper screw and cavity screw. Insert supplied Allen wrench into
mounting bolt holes in the bottom of the lock housing and turn. (See Fig.1)
Check power supply. DC power should be within 12-24VDC.
Check connections at power supply, connected releasing devices, lock
terminals and lock circuit board to magnet core.
Check to see that armature plate is correctly aligned with the electromagnetic
lock. If there is improper alignment, make a 1/4” turn of the armature plate
mounting bolt and check for alignment. CAUTION: The armature plate must
remain affixed securely to the door or serious bodily injury or property damage
may occur. Bolt should be tight enough to hold the armature plate to the door
while still allowing for alignment with the electromagnetic lock.
This generally indicates that the lock is either operating on AC voltage or there is
some AC voltage present in the DC supply. A properly filtered and regulated DC
power supply is required to achieve optimal operation from the lock.
Ensure that switching devices are interrupting the DC power and not the AC
power supply voltage.
Ensure rubber washer on armature plate mounting bolt has not been removed
or damaged.
Check that switching device interrupts the positive wire and not the negative
wire. (See Fig. 2)
Remove any Diodes or other suppression devices that may be installed.
Cannot remove the lock mounting bracket from
top of magnet for installation.
Lock is installed but has no holding force at all.
Lock has enough holding force to lightly hold a
screwdriver or set of pliers but door will not lock.
Lock is operating and locking but the armature
plate is “humming” against the surface of the lock.
Lock is not releasing immediately upon
removal of power
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Product Mounting Accessories Guide (Separate installation instructions provided with accessories.)
Used in a narrow head jamb situation or for center-hung doors. Any
place where there is insufficient frame depth to mount the lock.
Available in several different sizes and finishes.
Required wherever there is insufficient space on the frame header to
mount the lock. The lock mounts to the underside of the “L” bracket
and the “L” bracket then gets mounted to the doorframe.
Available in several different sizes and finishes.
Used to provide extra mounting space in a hollow metal or wood
frame where the door stop of the frame is not thick enough to allow
a lock to be installed.
Available in several different widths.
For use when an obstruction in the door prevents the installation of
the armature plate at a proper height. If the armature plate needs to
be lowered then a spacer bar can be used to lower the lock from the
frame.
Available in several different thicknesses.
For use with doors that do not permit the armature plate to be
mounted low enough to meet the magnet surface. Eg: Some
aluminum framed commercial glass doors. The armature holder can
be mounted to whatever frame is available and the armature plate in
turn mounted to the holder.
Available in both flat (shown) and pocket styles.
Angle Bracket
“L” Bracket
Filler Bars
Spacer Bars
Armature Holder
PART USAGE EXAMPLE
(See listing details on page 3)
10MAGDE1 Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock
Installation Instructions (Continued)
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10MAGDE1 Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock
Installation Instructions (Continued)
Total One Way
Length of 1/4A 1/2A 3/4A 1A 1-1/4A 1-1/2A 2A 3A
Wire Run (ft.)
100 24 20 18 18 16 16 14 12
150 22 18 16 16 14 14 12 10
200 20 18 16 14 14 12 12 10
250 18 16 14 14 12 12 12 10
300 18 16 14 12 12 12 10 --
400 18 14 12 12 10 10 -- --
500 16 14 12 10 10 -- -- --
750 14 12 10 10 -- -- -- --
1000 14 10 10 -- -- -- -- --
1500 12 10 -- -- -- -- -- --
Total One Way
Length of 1/4A 1/2A 3/4A 1A 1-1/4A 1-1/2A 2A 3A
Wire Run (ft.)
100 20 18 16 14 14 12 12 10
150 18 16 14 12 12 12 10 --
200 16 14 12 12 10 10 -- --
250 16 14 12 10 10 10 -- --
300 16 12 12 10 10 -- -- --
400 14 12 10 -- -- -- -- --
500 14 10 10 -- -- -- -- --
750 12 10 -- -- -- -- -- --
1000 10 -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1500 10 -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Load Current @24V
Load Current @12V
Wire Gauge Chart courtesy of Electronic Locking Devices by John L. Schum
WIRE GAUGE SELECTIONS
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