The HySecurity MX001225 is a 120VAC solenoid deadbolt lock assembly used with select HySecurity SlideDriver AC slide gate operator applications. This internal lock assembly is designed to help secure the gate in the closed position by using a deadbolt-style stainless steel lock pin that engages the drive rail setup.
This is a voltage-specific HySecurity / Nice HySecurity lock component. It is commonly associated with SlideDriver AC operator installations where the parts diagram calls for the 120VAC solenoid lock assembly. Because this part works with the operator control system, rail configuration, and gate movement timing, it should be matched carefully before ordering.
The MX001225 solenoid lock assembly provides a mechanical locking point for the gate when the gate is in the closed position. In a properly configured installation, the operator control system releases the lock before the gate motor begins movement. This helps prevent the operator from trying to drive the gate while the deadbolt is still engaged.
This type of lock is often used in higher-security slide gate applications where a standard closed gate position is not enough and a positive mechanical lock is required. It is not a general-purpose electric lock and should not be installed without confirming the operator, voltage, rail style, and control setup.
This part may be used with the following applications where the operator parts diagram, voltage, and rail configuration confirm fitment:
Important: Do not assume this part fits every SlideDriver operator. The solenoid lock is voltage-specific and rail-specific. Confirm the exact operator model, serial number, AC voltage, and parts diagram before ordering.
HySecurity solenoid lock assemblies can look similar but may not be interchangeable. The voltage version matters, and using the wrong lock voltage can damage components or prevent the lock from operating correctly.
| Part Number | Description | Important Note |
|---|---|---|
| MX001225 | 120VAC solenoid deadbolt lock assembly | Correct item when the operator requires the 120VAC version |
| MX001226 | 208VAC solenoid deadbolt lock assembly | Not the same part as MX001225; voltage-specific |
| MX001227 | 240VAC solenoid deadbolt lock assembly | Not the same part as MX001225; voltage-specific |
The HySecurity MX001225 is a 120VAC component. Do not replace a 208VAC or 240VAC solenoid lock with this 120VAC version unless the operator has been properly converted and the HySecurity documentation confirms the change. If the gate operator voltage has been changed, the solenoid lock voltage must also match the updated operator voltage.
This lock also requires the correct drive rail configuration. Standard rail setups may not accept the solenoid lock mechanism. Before ordering, verify whether the existing installation uses the correct flanged drive rail and that the lock pin has the required engagement point.
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
| Part Number | MX001225 |
| Product Type | Internal solenoid deadbolt lock assembly / kit |
| Voltage | 120VAC |
| Common Operator Family | Select HySecurity SlideDriver AC applications where specified |
| Function | Provides an internal deadbolt-style mechanical lock for the closed gate position |
| Lock Pin Style | Deadbolt-style stainless steel lock pin; verify current HySecurity specification and package contents |
| Rail Requirement | Requires compatible flanged drive rail configuration where specified |
| Operator Type | AC operator applications only where listed by HySecurity |
| Package Contents | Solenoid lock assembly/kit; confirm included hardware, contactor, switch components, and current package contents before ordering |
A failed solenoid lock can cause symptoms that look like a gate operator failure, but the root cause is not always the lock assembly itself. Before replacing the MX001225, inspect the lock pin alignment, drive rail notch or engagement point, manual release/toggle condition, contactor output, wiring, control signal, and incoming voltage.
If the gate attempts to move while the lock is still engaged, stop using the operator until the issue is corrected. A timing problem, control issue, damaged contactor, incorrect voltage, misaligned rail, or seized mechanical lock can all create similar symptoms. Do not bypass the lock, tamper switch, limit setup, or safety circuits to force the operator to run.
This is a security-related and voltage-specific gate operator component. Installation or troubleshooting should be handled by a qualified gate technician when the issue involves 120VAC wiring, lock timing, Smart Touch Controller outputs, contactors, tamper switch circuits, rail modification, or unknown prior modifications.
Do not bypass the solenoid lock, limit switches, safety devices, entrapment protection, disconnects, fuses, overloads, or controller protections. If the gate is binding, the lock is misaligned, or the operator is trying to move against the locked pin, the system should be taken out of service until properly repaired.
Yes. The HySecurity MX001225 is the 120VAC version of the internal solenoid deadbolt lock assembly used on select compatible HySecurity SlideDriver AC applications.
No. MX001225 is the 120VAC version. HySecurity uses separate voltage-specific solenoid lock versions, so a 208V or 240V operator should be matched to the correct voltage part listed in the parts diagram.
No. This lock should only be used where the specific SlideDriver operator, voltage, rail configuration, and HySecurity parts diagram confirm fitment.
In many SlideDriver solenoid lock applications, the lock is used with a compatible flanged drive rail setup. Standard rail configurations may not accept the internal deadbolt lock, so the rail style must be verified before ordering.
The solenoid deadbolt lock mechanically secures the gate in the closed position and releases before the operator drives the gate open, when the system is installed and operating correctly.
Check the operator voltage, lock alignment, rail engagement point, contactor output, wiring, tamper switch condition, manual release components, and the current HySecurity parts diagram before replacing the lock assembly.
No. The solenoid lock, safety circuits, limits, and controller protections should not be bypassed. If the lock is not releasing or the gate is unsafe to operate, the system should be inspected by a qualified gate technician.