230v Floor Mounted Geofire Electromagnetic Fire Door Holder | Dr/Con/Fm/230

The DR/CON/FM/230 is an electromagnetic fire door holder from the Geofire Conquest range, designed to safely retain fire doors in the open position during normal operation and automatically release them when a fire alarm is activated. This allows improved accessibility and traffic flow throughout a building while maintaining essential fire safety protection.

Suitable for commercial, healthcare, education, hospitality, and public sector environments, the DR/CON/FM/230 provides a dependable fire door retention solution that integrates with fire alarm systems to support safe evacuation and fire compartmentation.

Key Features

• Electromagnetic fire door holder
• Part of the Geofire Conquest range
• Designed for fire door retention applications
• Holds fire doors open during normal operation
• Automatically releases on fire alarm activation
• Suitable for professional fire safety installations
• Durable and reliable construction
• Ideal for commercial and public buildings
• Continuous duty operation
• Complies with EN1155

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Electromagnetic Fire Door Holder
• Range: Conquest
• Operating Voltage:
  • 230VAC
• Operation:
  • Hold Open During Normal Use
  • Automatic Release During Fire Alarm Activation
• Compliance:
  • EN1155

Typical Applications

• Fire door retention systems
• Hospitals and healthcare facilities
• Schools and universities
• Office buildings
• Hotels and hospitality venues
• Care homes
• Public buildings
• Commercial premises

Benefits

• Improves accessibility throughout a building
• Keeps fire doors open during normal operation
• Automatically releases doors during emergency conditions
• Supports fire compartmentation strategies
• Integrates with fire alarm systems
• Helps maintain compliance with fire safety regulations

How It Works

The DR/CON/FM/230 uses an electromagnetic hold-open mechanism to retain a fire door in the open position. When connected to a fire alarm system, activation of the alarm or loss of power causes the electromagnet to release, allowing the door closer to shut the fire door automatically and help contain the spread of fire and smoke.