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A Key Based Electromagnetic Lock Switch! An Escape Room Prop!
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A KEY BASED ELECTROMAGNETIC LOCK SWITCH! AN ESCAPE ROOM PROP!
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This listing is for a very simple, fully assembled key-based controlled electromagnet set. This is an escape room specific prop. It features a small, but strong electromagnet lock with bracket and mounting hardware, a 12v 2A AC-DC wall adaptor, and a key-based switch; all of which are connected via wire extensions. When the key is inserted into the switch module, and turned into the ON position, power is applied to the electromagnetic lock. When the key is turned to the OFF position, power is removed from the electromagnet. You can apply power to the electromagnet, remove the key, and hide it as part of your escape room game. If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to contact us. A video on the mounting of the electromagnet can be found below. We have micro-switch based electromagnetic lock sets in stock as well! Alternately, we have key-based magnetic solenoid sets. Just have a look through our store.
This set comes with all that you see in the above video:
1) 1x electromagnetic lock with mounting hardware and bracket
2) 1x 12v 2A AC-DC wall adaptor
3) 1x Key-based switch module, complete with 2x keys
All fully assembled, tested, and ready to go! Here is a standard video talking about the included electromagnet:
This set comes with all that you see in the above video:
1) 1x electromagnetic lock with mounting hardware and bracket
2) 1x 12v 2A AC-DC wall adaptor
3) 1x Key-based switch module, complete with 2x keys
All fully assembled, tested, and ready to go! Here is a standard video talking about the included electromagnet: