Electric strikes

Advantages at a glance:

• Cutting edge technology: The keep no longer rotates, but rather tilts a mere 5 degrees from the home position. The force utilised to open the door is diverted to a linear sliding lever that pushes the latch bolt back.
  
• An visually appealing door, as a latch recess is often no longer needed in the leading edge of the door. Door sealing remains continuous, thus reducing heat loss and increasing acoustic performance.
  
• Higher efficiency: higher preload is possible, due to 70% less power consumption.
  
• In multi-voltage range from 10 to 24 Volt: direct or alternating voltage, continuous operation up to 13 Volt.
  
• Unlocking under preload with smooth direct current, without series-connected electronics or other auxiliary media.
  
• Extremely quiet, as it emits practically no intrinsic noise, other that the typical noise during energizing.
  
• Precision adjustment: with FaFix up to 5 mm in 0.5 mm steps.
  
• Adjustable opening force: no dismantling of electric strike and striking plate, the door setting is retained.
  
• 100% symmetrical shape: Universal DIN left, DIN right or horizontal installation.
  
• Monitoring contact does not alter the housing dimensions.
  
• Integrated connection terminals – secure termination.
  
• Continuous striking plate – high intrusion resistance (6.000 N).

10-24 V AC/DC, load current
With mechanical unlocking

Advantages at a glance:

• Cutting edge technology: The keep no longer rotates, but rather tilts a mere 5 degrees from the home position. The force utilised to open the door is diverted to a linear sliding lever that pushes the latch bolt back.
  
• An visually appealing door, as a latch recess is often no longer needed in the leading edge of the door. Door sealing remains continuous, thus reducing heat loss and increasing acoustic performance.
  
• Higher efficiency: higher preload is possible, due to 70% less power consumption.
  
• In multi-voltage range from 10 to 24 Volt: direct or alternating voltage, continuous operation up to 13 Volt.
  
• Unlocking under preload with smooth direct current, without series-connected electronics or other auxiliary media.
  
• Extremely quiet, as it emits practically no intrinsic noise, other that the typical noise during energizing.
  
• Precision adjustment: with FaFix up to 5 mm in 0.5 mm steps.
  
• Adjustable opening force: no dismantling of electric strike and striking plate, the door setting is retained.
  
• 100% symmetrical shape: Universal DIN left, DIN right or horizontal installation.
  
• Monitoring contact does not alter the housing dimensions.
  
• Integrated connection terminals – secure termination.
  
• Continuous striking plate – high intrusion resistance (6.000 N).

10-24 V AC/DC, load current

Advantages at a glance:

• Cutting edge technology: The keep no longer rotates, but rather tilts a mere 5 degrees from the home position. The force utilised to open the door is diverted to a linear sliding lever that pushes the latch bolt back.
  
• An visually appealing door, as a latch recess is often no longer needed in the leading edge of the door. Door sealing remains continuous, thus reducing heat loss and increasing acoustic performance.
  
• Higher efficiency: higher preload is possible, due to 70% less power consumption.
  
• In multi-voltage range from 10 to 24 Volt: direct or alternating voltage, continuous operation up to 13 Volt.
  
• Unlocking under preload with smooth direct current, without series-connected electronics or other auxiliary media.
  
• Extremely quiet, as it emits practically no intrinsic noise, other that the typical noise during energizing.
  
• Precision adjustment: with FaFix up to 5 mm in 0.5 mm steps.
  
• Adjustable opening force: no dismantling of electric strike and striking plate, the door setting is retained.
  
• 100% symmetrical shape: Universal DIN left, DIN right or horizontal installation.
  
• Monitoring contact does not alter the housing dimensions.
  
• Integrated connection terminals – secure termination.
  
• Continuous striking plate – high intrusion resistance (6.000 N).

12 V eE, load current