Abstract: | A salen‐type Dy2 complex Dy2(L)(MeOH)2(CH3COO)4] · 2(MeOH) was isolated and magnetically characterized, in which one hexadentate ligand H2L H2L = N,N‐bis(2‐oxy‐3‐methoxybenzylidene)‐1,2‐phenylenediamine] chelated two DyIII ions, one is located on the apical position of the inner N2O2 site, leaving the outer O2O2 cavity for another DyIII ion. There are two distinct local coordination environments presented as square antiprism (D4d) for Dy1 and biaugmented trigonal prism (C2v) for Dy2. Magnetic measurements reveal that the ferromagnetic interaction between two DyIII ions occurred within low temperature range and accompanied with significant slow magnetic relaxation behavior with energy barriers to the reversal of magnetization Ueff/KB = 40 K under zero dc field. |