Electric Strike Or Magnetic Lock

Electric strikes are used in electromagnetic locking systems to control the locking mechanism on doors in secure areas.

Electric strike or magnetic lock.

Hes 1600cs complete pac for latchbolt deadbolt locks. An electric strike is an access control device used for door frames it replaces the fixed strike faceplate often used with a latch also known as a keeper like a fixed strike plate it normally presents a ramped or beveled surface to the locking latch allowing the door to close and latch just like a fixed strike would. Sdc security door controls is a mfr of digital card access control systems electronic lock electromagnetic lock magnetic lock electric strike electric locks delayed egress locks electrified mortise locks security access control. Activation occurs with either the pressing of a panic bar from inside the building or when activated by an electronic key card or fob reader outside of the building.

Electric strikes generally cost less than magnetic locks. The strongest most versatile electric strike available. Hes 1006 electric strike. Access control locks on doors have come a long way in the past 30 years or so.

Hes 1006cdb complete pac for deadbolt locks. There are two main types of electric locking devices. Fail secure or fail locked electric door strikes can be opened when electric current is applied and remain locked during power failures. An electric strike is a mechanically operated strike that releases a door when the mechanical part is activated.

An electric strike is a great solution for doors where access in one direction must be carefully monitored. Security on only one side of the door. An electromagnetic lock magnetic lock or maglock is a locking device that consists of an electromagnet and an armature plate. Benefits of electric strike locks.

Includes 1600 strike body 1lb and 1db faceplate kits. Some of the benefits of electric strikes include. Locking devices can be either fail safe or fail secure. This tiny buzzer is connected in parallel between the power supply and the electric strike or magnetic lock and makes a buzzing type of sound when the lock releases.

Depending on the situation this could be. Hes 1006cas complete pac for deadbolt locks. We cover two of the most common types of access control locks in use on buildings today electric strike locks and magnetic locks and discuss their different features benefits and potential drawbacks. If you want to use a dc electric strike or magnetic lock but still want a signaling sound then see the electronic buzzer we sell towards the bottom of this page.