Visionis FPC-5199 Double 1200lbs Electromagnetic Lock System - Secure

Our review of the Visionis FPC-5199 finds it is a complete kit designed for small commercial or high-security residential entrances that need reliable electromagnetic holding power and simple wireless control. The strongest reason to consider this kit is its combination of two VS-1200D-LED 1200lb locks with an included wireless receiver and remotes, which delivers a ready-to-install solution for double door applications without hunting for compatible components. Installers and property managers will appreciate the pre-coded remotes and the included power supplies that reduce component sourcing and testing time.

Key Features

• Double 1200lb hold: Two VS-1200D-LED locks provide substantial holding force that secures paired doors where stronger resistance is required.
• LED sensor feedback: Built-in LED sensors on the locks give a quick visual indication of lock status to speed troubleshooting during installation.
• Wireless access control: The VIS-8004 1-channel receiver with two VIS-8005 pre-coded remotes offers simple remote unlocking without extra wiring to exit devices.
• Included power supplies: Two VISCP200 12V 2000mA power supplies are bundled so each lock can be powered properly for reliable operation out of the box.
• Exit button provided: The VIS-7000 illuminated green push-to-exit button gives a standard, easy-to-locate local egress method that integrates cleanly with the kit.

Who It's For

This kit is aimed at installers, small business owners, and property managers who need a bundled solution for securing double door entries without piecing together separate locks, power supplies, remotes and exit controls. It suits retail storefronts, offices, and interior secure rooms where a clear, all-in-one package speeds procurement and installation.

Those who need access control with networked logging, advanced credentialing, or integration with IP access systems should look elsewhere, because this product focuses on electromagnetic holding force, simple wireless receivers, and local control rather than enterprise-grade access management.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Strong holding force from two 1200lb electromagnetic locks suitable for demanding double door applications.
• Complete kit includes receiver, remotes, power supplies and illuminated exit button to reduce compatibility guesswork.
• LED sensors and the illuminated exit push button improve visibility of lock status and egress control.
• Pre-coded wireless remotes simplify setup and reduce initial programming time.

Cons

• Not designed for advanced networked access control features or audit logging, so it may not meet enterprise integration needs.
• Fixed-code remotes limit advanced security options compared with rolling-code systems.

Specifications

Product	FPC-5199 One Door Double 1200lbs Electromagnetic Lock System
Locks	VS-1200D-LED Double 1200lbs electromagnetic locks with LED sensor
Receiver	VIS-8004 1-channel 315MHz receiver, 11-24 VAC/DC
Remotes	Two VIS-8005 fixed code pre-coded wireless transmitters
Power Supplies	Two VISCP200 12V 2000mA power supplies
Exit Control	VIS-7000 illuminated green push-to-exit button

Our Verdict

The Visionis FPC-5199 is a practical, value-packed choice for securing double doors when you need robust holding power and a plug-and-play accessory set. It is best for small commercial or residential installations that prioritize physical security and straightforward wireless control; it is less suitable for sites that require networked access logging or advanced credential management.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this kit include power supplies?
Yes. The kit includes two VISCP200 12V 2000mA power supplies to power the locks.

Are the wireless remotes pre-configured?
Yes. The package includes two VIS-8005 fixed code transmitters that are pre-coded for the VIS-8004 receiver to simplify setup.

Can this integrate with networked access control systems?
No. This system uses a single-channel wireless receiver and fixed-code remotes and is intended for local control rather than enterprise network integration.