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leeobrien
Hello, I was hoping somebody might be able to help with a problem I've been having with a pair of mag locks.
I have attached a diagram of what it is I am hoping to do.
All the parts are new as replacements and i have followed the manufacturers wiring diagram however it is a diagram for 1 lock. I was hoping that I might be able to control 2 locks, but the problem is that when I reinstate power nothing happens. If I disconnect 1 of the mag locks then it works. So my question is do I have the locks connected correctly or is there another wiring config. that I'm missing, or is the opinion that it cant be done this way, or should I try to control it by inserting a contactor and allowing the keypad to control this.
Im afraid don't have a great deal of experience with this type of lock, so any tips would be much appreciated. Cheers.
******EDIT..JUST NOTICED ON THE DRAWING THE NEGATIVE IS NOT SHOWN THIS GOES FROM THE - (NEGATIVE) TERMINAL ON THE PSU TO THE - (NEGATIVE) TERMINAL ON THE KEYPAD, SORRY COULDN'T EDIT THE PICTURE AFTER POSTING*****
I have attached a diagram of what it is I am hoping to do.
All the parts are new as replacements and i have followed the manufacturers wiring diagram however it is a diagram for 1 lock. I was hoping that I might be able to control 2 locks, but the problem is that when I reinstate power nothing happens. If I disconnect 1 of the mag locks then it works. So my question is do I have the locks connected correctly or is there another wiring config. that I'm missing, or is the opinion that it cant be done this way, or should I try to control it by inserting a contactor and allowing the keypad to control this.
Im afraid don't have a great deal of experience with this type of lock, so any tips would be much appreciated. Cheers.
******EDIT..JUST NOTICED ON THE DRAWING THE NEGATIVE IS NOT SHOWN THIS GOES FROM THE - (NEGATIVE) TERMINAL ON THE PSU TO THE - (NEGATIVE) TERMINAL ON THE KEYPAD, SORRY COULDN'T EDIT THE PICTURE AFTER POSTING*****
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