Magnetic Attraction Electric Contacts
Magnetic attraction electric contacts transfer current between sash and frame in openable or sliding windows. Installed on the frame (usually near the hinge), they consist of two parts: the fixed contact, with a protected magnet, and the mobile contact, magnetically attracted to the fixed one.
This attraction causes no cable movement, eliminating fatigue-related breakage or short-circuit risks. The magnet is shielded by the fixed contact disk, reducing breakage risks while optimizing current flow without passing through the magnet.
ADVANTAGES:
This attraction causes no cable movement, eliminating fatigue-related breakage or short-circuit risks. The magnet is shielded by the fixed contact disk, reducing breakage risks while optimizing current flow without passing through the magnet.
ADVANTAGES:
- No movement of connected cables: the mobile contact slides in a bushing with the cable fixing screw
- Protected magnet: not exposed but shielded by the fixed contact cap
- Easy frame installation: only one through-hole per contact, no milling required, ensuring precise positioning and simple installation