
Electric Gate Security Locks Australia | Magnetic & Strike
Electric Gate Security Locks
An appropriate locking system can provide an additional layer of security for controlled pedestrian and gate entrances.
Skyline Gate Automation supplies electromagnetic locks and electric strikes for compatible gate and access control applications.
These products can be used with suitable keypads, card readers, intercoms, exit buttons and other access control equipment.
Electromagnetic Gate Locks
Electromagnetic locks use an electrically controlled magnetic locking mechanism.
They can be suitable for compatible pedestrian gates and access-controlled entrances where the gate and frame are appropriate for the lock configuration.
Correct mounting and alignment are important for reliable operation.
Electric Gate Strikes
An electric strike can be installed into a compatible gate or door frame to provide electrically controlled release.
Electric strikes can be useful for pedestrian gates where controlled access is required.
They can potentially be activated by:
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Keypads
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RFID card readers
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Intercoms
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Exit buttons
Compatibility should always be confirmed before purchasing.
Gate Locks for Access Control
A gate security lock can form part of a complete access control system.
For example, a commercial pedestrian gate may combine an RFID card reader with an electric strike, while an apartment entrance may use an intercom to control access.
The lock, gate hardware and access control equipment must all be compatible with one another.
Pedestrian Gate Security
Electric locks are particularly relevant to pedestrian access points where controlled entry is required.
They can be used at:
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Apartment complexes
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Commercial buildings
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Warehouses
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Offices
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Residential properties
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Industrial facilities
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Controlled compounds
Choosing an Electric Gate Lock
Consider:
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Gate construction
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Gate/frame alignment
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Locking method
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Current requirements
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Indoor or outdoor installation
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Access control system
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Required security level
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Emergency release requirements
The correct lock depends on the gate and application rather than simply the physical size of the lock.









