6113.12.FSE.US32D Rim Electric Strike

6113.12.FSE.US32D

Rim Electric Strike - Heavy Duty, 12Vdc Fail Secure. Satin Stainless Steel.

Electric strikes provide remote release of a locked door. They allow the door to be opened without retracting the latch bolt. This is achieved via the release of the electric strike lip (sometimes called the keeper or gate). When the door closes the bevelled latch bolt rides over the lip and falls into the electric strike pocket.

6113 Series electric strikes are compatible with 98/99, 33A/35A & 22 Rim Exit Devices.

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Application

For use with rim mounted escape hardware on single door applications.

- Hollow metal frames
- Timber frames
- Aluminium frames

• Compatibility
  - 22EO
  - 33A-EO
  - 35A-EO
  - 98EO
  - 99EO
• Optional FS Fail Safe Version 
• Optional DS Dual Signal Switch Version (Status Monitoring)
  Used exclusively with the 6000 Series Electric Strikes the ‘Dual Switch’ monitoring option has two SPDT contacts, one switch monitors the tripper which is depressed when the latch bolt is inserted into the strike pocket and the second switch monitors the condition of the strike lip, open or closed and locked. DS option must be specified at order placement.

Electrical Specifications

Solenoid (Continuous Duty) – 12Vdc
Current Holding (Seated) – 600mA

To convert to AC operation use SO-24 Kit

Power Options

DC regulated power supplies (recommended)

PS01 - 12Vdc 2.0 Amp Power Supply/Fire Relay

    
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This easy-to-install electric strike is suitable for heavy duty applications where security on external doors is a requirement.

Von Duprin electric strikes are known for their reliability, durability and security. The 6100 Series strikes are designed to withstand abuse. Their heavy-duty stainless steel construction is UL1034 listed and meets ANSI/BHMA Grade 1. Use 6100 Series electric strikes for retrofit applications or new construction.