GL1 Gate Lock

2000LB holding force Gate Lock with automatic dual voltage. 12/24V AC/DC.

Desgined to secure a wide variety of vehicle and pedestrian gate applications where security and weather resistance are required. The GL1 functions equally well in both electrically and manually operated gate installations and can be used for swing gates, sliding gates, stock gates or other gate applications

      Features:
    * Operates under preload up to 100LBS
    * Fail Safe and Fail Locked versions available
    * Manual key override (install left hand or right hand)
    * Self-aligning receiver (+/- 1/2" horizontally and vertically) compensates for gate misalignment and sag
    * Tamper proof cast aluminum housing
    * Heavy wall 1/2" inside diameter threaded steel coupling
    * Hardened steel latch
    * Surface Mount
    * Black powder coat finish
    * Weather Resistant

      Current Draw:
    * 12 Volts: 870mA peak; 3.5 watts power consumption
    * 24 Volts: 720mA peak; 4.1 watts power consumption


MagnaCare Lifetime Replacement Warranty

From Installation Instructions:

4.2.1. Lock Chassis Installation
Use the Gate Lock Installation Template (P/N 500-22110) provided and the following stepby-
step instructions to install the lock mounting chassis to the fence frame mounting
surface.
1. Cut out the template and place into position on the fence frame lock mounting surface
(plate or bracket) at the desired mounting location. Note: tape may be used totemporarily hold template in place. Mark and center punch the four (4) chassis
mounting holes. If using the chassis rear wire access hole, mark and center punch its
location also.
2. If drilling and tapping through the mounting surface for the 1/4-20 mounting screws:
a. Drill four (4) 13/64” [5.2mm] diameter holes through the mounting surface at
marks for chassis mounting holes.
b. Tap the holes using a 1/4-20 UNC tap.
3. If installing the provided 1/4-20 blind nuts (Item #3) through the mounting surface:
Special Note: The blind nuts provided have a grip range of 3/16” to 1/4” and thus
are intended for use in material of this thickness (gauge) range. If the thickness of the
mounting surface to be used is under this range an alternate blind nut kit (BN-250) is
available through Securitron to accommodate the thinner gauge materials. It should
be understood however, that mounting the lock to light gauge material will adversely
affect the holding strength of the lock and is NOT recommended.
a. Drill four (4) 25/64” [10mm] diameter holes through the mounting surface at
marks for chassis mounting holes.
b. Install blind nuts into the 25/64” [10mm] diameter holes in the mounting surface
as follows:
c. Using blind nut collapsing tool provided (with blind nut in place), insert the end of
the blind nut into the hole.
d. Using a hammer (if necessary) tap until the nut upper lip seats against the
mounting surface.
e. While holding the hex portion of the collapsing tool with a 1/2” box-end wrench or
vise grip pliers, turn the socket head cap screw of the tool using a 3/16” hex
wrench. Note: Maintain firm pressure toward the mounting surface while
collapsing the nut.
f. Once the blind nut is adequately collapsed, remove the tool from the nut by backing
the cap screw out of the blind nut thread.
g. Install the subsequent blind nut(s) onto the collapsing tool (cap screw) and repeat
sub-steps 3c through 3f.
4. If the optional rear wire access hole is to be used, drill one 1/2” [12.7mm] diameter
hole through the mounting surface (see installation template).
5. Install the lock mounting chassis (Item #1) into place using two (2) 1/4-20 x 1” long
socket head cap screws (Item #5) with two (2) 1/4” flat washers (Item #4) through
the upper two holes of the chassis only. Note: It is recommended that thread
locking compound (Item #7) be applied to these two (2) cap screw threads at this
point. Fully tighten the screws using a 3/16” hex wrench.
Note: For maximum security, the lock chassis may be welded into place in addition
to the fastener mounting. The lock chassis features four (4) “pockets” (two per side)
that may be used for welding purposes (See Figure 7). Welding must be confined
to these pockets and flush with the edges of the chassis for proper fit of the
lock cover. (See Section 5.1 Pre-Installation Survey for additional welding
precautions).