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How do electric strikes work?
Electric strike locks works by replacing the standard strike (the metal plate with a hole in it that's in the door frame) with an energized strike in which one side is cut out and replaced with a hinged piece of metal. When activated, the piece of metal swings like a saloon door and opens the entrance.
How does an electric door strike work?
Electric strike locks works by replacing the standard strike (the metal plate with a hole in it that's in the door frame) with an energized strike in which one side is cut out and replaced with a hinged piece of metal. When activated, the piece of metal swings like a saloon door and opens the entrance.
Does an electric strike need a power supply?
Electric strikes require a power supply to function. Electric strikes have some type of keeper, or gate, for the latching mechanism on the lock. When a credential is presented and the strike is disengaged, the gate on the strike will allow the latch to be pulled through the gate.
What is electric strike release?
Electric strikes replace a standard door strike and is connected to a power supply. When an electric strike is activated, it releases the latch, unlocking the door. Electric strike locks are opened from the inside by pressing a panic bar or other manual release device.
How do you wire an electric strike?
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How does an electric strike work?
Electric strike locks works by replacing the standard strike (the metal plate with a hole in it that's in the door frame) with an energized strike in which one side is cut out and replaced with a hinged piece of metal. When activated, the piece of metal swings like a saloon door and opens the entrance.
How do you put an electric strike on a metal door?
To install the strike into the frame opening: A) Position the wiring either down or up or toward the back of the hollow metal frame. Make sure wires are completely clear of strike, so they are not pinched when mounting strike in the frame. B) Insert mounting screws through the face plate and secure into mounting tabs.
Does an electric strike require a power supply?
Electric strikes require a power supply to function. Electric strikes have some type of keeper, or gate, for the latching mechanism on the lock. When a credential is presented and the strike is disengaged, the gate on the strike will allow the latch to be pulled through the gate.
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