The wireless key fob is a remote key for our electromagnetic locks.
INCLUDES
Wireless key remote
Wireless box for set up
The Murphy Door® wireless key fob is an option for our electromagnetic lock. It is not a stand-alone product.
Murphy Door® recommends a licensed and trained electrician whenever wiring is involved.
Specs
CAN BE DIFFICULT TO INSTALL, MAG LOCKS ARE CONSIDERED ELECTRONIC AND HAVE A NO RETURN AND OR REFUND POLICY. BE SURE YOU ARE WELL AWARE OF HOW TO WORK WITH THESE TYPE OF DC PRODUCTS PRIOR TO PURCHASE, STANDARD ELECTRICIANS MAY HAVE DIFFICULTY!!
Shipping
Locking systems ship in 1-3 business days.
FAQ
Can I add a magnetic lock to my hidden door?
Yes — magnetic (electromagnetic) locks are a popular addition to hidden doors, especially for safe rooms, home offices, and wine cellars where controlled access is important. Murphy Door offers mag lock options that integrate cleanly with our door frames, maintaining the concealed aesthetic while providing a strong, reliable hold. These locks can be operated via keypad, wireless fob, fingerprint reader, or smart home automation systems. Find locking hardware options in the hardware collection or contact us to discuss a custom locking solution.
Do Murphy Doors lock?
Yes; all of our Murphy Doors can be fitted with a hidden door locking system that is sold separately. Our systems include keypads, wireless key fobs, electromagnetic locks, biometric fingerprint locks, or a classic mechanical key lock. Any option you choose offers an added layer of security for the space or valuables hidden behind your Murphy Door.
What locking options does Murphy Door provide?
Murphy Door offers mechanical key locks, electromagnetic push-button locks, fingerprint scanners, keypads, and wireless key fobs.
Should I use a magnetic lock or a deadbolt for a safe room door?
For a safe room, a multi-point mechanical deadbolt system is the more reliable primary locking mechanism because it operates without electricity and cannot be defeated by cutting power to the building. Magnetic (electromagnetic) locks are excellent as secondary access-control layers — they enable keypad or RFID entry from outside the room — but they fail open when power is lost, making them unsuitable as the sole locking mechanism in an emergency scenario. Murphy Door's safe room doors are engineered with mechanical multi-point deadbolts as the primary system, with provisions for electronic secondary locks integrated at your option. Our design team can walk you through the full access-control stack for your project.
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Yes — magnetic (electromagnetic) locks are a popular addition to hidden doors, especially for safe rooms, home offices, and wine cellars where controlled access is important. Murphy Door offers mag lock options that integrate cleanly with our door frames, maintaining the concealed aesthetic while providing a strong, reliable hold. These locks can be operated via keypad, wireless fob, fingerprint reader, or smart home automation systems. Find locking hardware options in the hardware collection or contact us to discuss a custom locking solution.
Yes; all of our Murphy Doors can be fitted with a hidden door locking system that is sold separately. Our systems include keypads, wireless key fobs, electromagnetic locks, biometric fingerprint locks, or a classic mechanical key lock. Any option you choose offers an added layer of security for the space or valuables hidden behind your Murphy Door.
Murphy Door offers mechanical key locks, electromagnetic push-button locks, fingerprint scanners, keypads, and wireless key fobs.
For a safe room, a multi-point mechanical deadbolt system is the more reliable primary locking mechanism because it operates without electricity and cannot be defeated by cutting power to the building. Magnetic (electromagnetic) locks are excellent as secondary access-control layers — they enable keypad or RFID entry from outside the room — but they fail open when power is lost, making them unsuitable as the sole locking mechanism in an emergency scenario. Murphy Door's safe room doors are engineered with mechanical multi-point deadbolts as the primary system, with provisions for electronic secondary locks integrated at your option. Our design team can walk you through the full access-control stack for your project.
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Heads up: Surface Mount overlays a
finished wall. Finish the drywall, paint, and trim around
the opening before install, or exposed studs will show.
Measure the width of the existing door jamb (green).
Measure the rough opening width, stud to stud.
Enter your existing door width below
Enter your rough opening width below
Enter a whole number of inches (0–199).
That’s outside our standard sizes.
Call 801-436-5918 for a custom order.
Measure the height
Measure from the floor to the top of the existing door jamb (not the
door-stop).
Measure the rough opening from the floor to the header.
Enter your existing door height below
Enter your rough opening height below
Enter a whole number of inches (0–199).
That’s outside our standard sizes.
Call 801-436-5918 for a custom order.
Choose your jamb depth
Measure the depth of the existing door jamb (edge to edge, green),
then pick the closest match.
Measure the wall thickness (drywall face to drywall face), then pick
the closest match.
Choose your door handing
Surface Mount is Out-Swing only. In-Swing isn’t available for
this mount type.
Your Door Measurements
(make these selections for a proper fit)
Before You Install: Finish Those Walls First
Surface Mount sits over a fully finished opening: drywall,
paint, and trim done, just like an existing doorway. If
you’re still mid-construction, finish those edges out
first, or the raw sheetrock and framing around the door will
stay visible once it’s mounted.