SECOR DWD30 Stainless Steel Cable Protector Door Loop 300mm with Plastic Ends‍‌​​‌​​‌‌​​​‌​‌‌‌‌​‍

Product SKU: DWD30

Product Overview

The SECOR DWD30 Stainless Steel Cable Protector Door Loop 300mm with Plastic Ends is a door loop cable protection accessory designed for compatible access control and security installations. It is used to protect external cabling between door frames and moving doors, helping route cables safely for devices such as magnetic locks, door strikes and reed switches. The stainless steel tube provides a durable cable protection path, while the plastic end caps help finish the loop neatly at each mounting point. With a standard 300mm size, the DWD30 is a practical option for commercial door hardware installations where low-voltage cabling needs to pass between the fixed frame and the door leaf.

Key Capabilities

Best For

• Access Control Doors: Suitable for protecting low-voltage cabling between door frames and moving doors.
• Mag Lock Cabling: Useful where cabling needs to pass from the frame to a door-mounted locking component.
• Door Strike Installations: Practical for compatible electric strike and door release wiring layouts.
• Reed Switch Wiring: Can assist with protecting exposed cabling associated with compatible reed switch installations.
• Retrofit Door Hardware: A practical option where existing doors require external cable protection after access control hardware is added.

Why Choose the DWD30

Choose the SECOR DWD30 when the installation needs a 300mm stainless steel door loop to protect external cabling between a door frame and door leaf. Its stainless steel tube helps shield low-voltage cables used with compatible magnetic locks, door strikes and reed switches, while the plastic end caps provide a clean finish at each end of the loop. The compact 300mm length suits many standard door hardware installations where cabling must remain flexible and protected as the door opens and closes. This model, supplied by Security Wholesalers, is a practical cable protection accessory for compatible access control and security door installations.

Buyer Decision Tips

Key Features & Technical Specifications

Ideal Use Cases

Choosing the Right Model

• Choose this model if: You need a 300mm stainless steel cable protector with plastic ends for compatible access control door cabling.
• Check door movement first: Confirm that the door loop can move freely without binding, pulling or restricting the door swing.
• Check cable route: Plan the cable path between the frame and door before fixing the door loop in place.
• Check hardware compatibility: Confirm the loop length and end positioning suit the magnetic lock, strike, reed or other connected hardware.
• Check installation environment: Select suitable fixings and cable protection methods for the door material, frame type and site conditions.

FAQs

1. What is the SECOR DWD30 used for?
   The SECOR DWD30 is used to protect cabling that runs externally between a door frame and a moving door. It is commonly used with compatible access control hardware such as magnetic locks, door strikes and reed switches.
2. Does the DWD30 include cabling?
   The supplied information describes the DWD30 as a cable protector with stainless steel tube and plastic ends. Cabling, locks, strikes, reeds and other connected hardware should be selected separately for the installation.
3. What is the DWD30 made from?
   The DWD30 uses a stainless steel tube with plastic caps at the ends. This combination provides a durable protective loop with a neat finish where the cable protector is fixed to the door and frame.
4. What length is the DWD30?
   The standard size listed for the DWD30 is 300mm. Installers should confirm that this length provides enough movement for the door swing without stressing the cable or restricting the door hardware.
5. Can it be used for magnetic lock wiring?
   Yes. The supplied information states it is used for external cabling between door frames for magnetic locks, door strikes and reeds. The installer should confirm cable type, route and movement clearance before fitting.
6. Is the DWD30 suitable for retrofit work?
   Yes, it can be useful when adding access control hardware to existing doors where concealed cabling is difficult. The installer should check the mounting surface, door swing, cable route and fixing method before installation.
7. Where should a door loop be installed?
   A door loop is typically fitted between the fixed frame and the moving door where cabling needs to cross that gap. The exact placement should allow smooth door movement while keeping the cable protected and secure.
8. What should I check before buying the DWD30?
   Before buying the DWD30, confirm that a 300mm stainless steel cable protector suits the door swing, cable route and connected hardware, and that plastic-ended mounting suits the installation. This model is available through Security Wholesalers for compatible access control cable protection applications.