This invention relates to a magnetic limit unlocking
assembly and an electric door closer including the same. The limit unlocking
assembly includes a limit bracket, a rotating block, a permanent
magnet, and a force-relieving retaining mechanism. The rotating block is pivotally connected to the inner cavity of the limit bracket. A limit end protruding to the left is provided on the lower left side of the rotating block. A limit groove cooperating with the limit end is provided on the
left wall of the inner cavity of the limit bracket. An
electromagnet is fixed on the right side of the rotating block. An arc groove is provided on the top surface of the rotating block. The force-relieving retaining mechanism includes a force-relieving spring and a
ball bearing. The advantages of this invention are: the permanent
magnet is directly fixed to the slider and engages with the unenergized
electromagnet when locked in the limit position, meaning no power is consumed in the normally open state, saving energy; and the limit position is automatically engaged when the door is fully open, making it convenient to use. The newly designed force-relieving retaining mechanism reduces the
impact of forced opening on the fixed pin, and the force-relieving spring prevents the rotating block from jamming, avoiding unexpected situations where forced opening fails. The improved structure is simpler, with fewer parts, reducing costs.