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When a "fail-safe" electric door lock looses power its default position is to unlock (or unsecure) the door. Application of power is required to lock (secure) the door.

  • Fail-secure door strike
  • High strength solenoid
  • 300kg holding force
  • Anodized aluminum housing

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When a "fail-safe" electric door lock looses power its default position is to unlock (or unsecure) the door. Application of power is required to lock (secure) the door.

This type of door strike should be used with caution as doors will unlock in the event of a power failure. Always consult fire codes and second stage manual had lock requirements.

Main Features

  • Fail-secure door strike
  • High strength solenoid
  • 300kg holding force
  • Anodized aluminum housing
  • Fail-safe door lock - unlocks door during power outage
  • Used with any proximity card reader relay out
  • Popular option for businesses
  • Deployed for aluminum frame, glass doors
  • Suitable for wood, metal or plastic frames
  • 2 screw terminals for wire connections
  • 300kg holding force
  • High strength solenoid
  • Power: 12VDC, 400mA
  • Aluminum construction with die-cast chassis
  • Temp: -10~+60℃
  • Dimensions: 128mm x 32mm x 38mm (5.04" x 1.26" x 1.50")