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The Compact Electric Strike FSH-FES7 is one of the smallest and most versatile strikes in the world today and is suitable for all types of door frames. Designed to be fitted in place of an entrance set strike plate requiring minimal effort is required when installing the unit. The compact size also assists with maintaining the integrity and strength of the door frame. The versatile Compact Strike can be mounted on the right or left hand side of a door and is factory configured to operate in fail secure mode.
Features:
The electronic door strike is installed within the door and activated by an intercom or access control system.
All strikes work on the principle of electronically controlling the temporary free movement of the jaw (striker) allowing for door opening without manual retraction of the latchbolt.
Ideally, the latch should have a dead-locking facility whereby the latch bolt cannot be forced back into its case because of the action of the snib resting against the electric strike forend. This facility offers extra protection when a strike is fitted to an outward opening door.
This depends on a number of factors. What level of security is needed? What type of door material is the strike to be fitted to? Single or double door? Is monitoring of the strike required? What power supply unit is to be used in the system? Is the system AC or DC? What else is running off the PSU?
LEVEL OF SECURITY
There are three basic categories.
The Compact Electric Strike FSH-FES7 is one of the smallest and most versatile strikes in the world today and is suitable for all types of door frames. Designed to be fitted in place of an entrance set strike plate requiring minimal effort is required when installing the unit. The compact size also assists with maintaining the integrity and strength of the door frame. The versatile Compact Strike can be mounted on the right or left hand side of a door and is factory configured to operate in fail secure mode.
Features:
The electronic door strike is installed within the door and activated by an intercom or access control system.
All strikes work on the principle of electronically controlling the temporary free movement of the jaw (striker) allowing for door opening without manual retraction of the latchbolt.
Ideally, the latch should have a dead-locking facility whereby the latch bolt cannot be forced back into its case because of the action of the snib resting against the electric strike forend. This facility offers extra protection when a strike is fitted to an outward opening door.
This depends on a number of factors. What level of security is needed? What type of door material is the strike to be fitted to? Single or double door? Is monitoring of the strike required? What power supply unit is to be used in the system? Is the system AC or DC? What else is running off the PSU?
LEVEL OF SECURITY
There are three basic categories.
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