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HES
SKU: 1006-630
HES Fail Secure Universal 12/24VDC Electric Strike - 1006-630
- Fail-secure operation keeps the door locked during power loss, protecting secured areas.
- Accepts 12V or 24VDC input, fitting existing power architectures without added conversion hardware.
- Universal frame footprint installs on wood or metal frames, reducing retrofit fabrication time.
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HES
SKU: 1006-612-LBSM
HES Electric Strike (Satin Bronze Latchbolt - 1006-612-LBSM
- Electric door strike for commercial access control
- Satin bronze latchbolt finish for commercial entryways
- Low-voltage DC coil activation for hardwired control systems
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Geovision
SKU: 81-ML200-001
Geovision GEO Vision ML200SLD Electric Bolt IT - 81-ML200-001
- Integrates with Geovision access control panels that support electric bolt relay outputs.
- Supports lock sensor and door status sensing for real-time door state monitoring.
- Accepts 12V or 24V DC input — verify system voltage before installation.
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Camden
SKU: CI-3BXL
Camden CI-3BXL Electronic Door Lock with Key Override
- Key lockout blocks manual entry when electronic access is active, preventing bypass.
- Accepts 12V or 24V supply, fitting directly into existing access control panel wiring.
- Fail-safe or fail-secure mode is field-selectable to match site egress requirements.
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STI
SKU: STI-9703
STI STI-9703 Light Damage Stopper® Door Strike
- Operates on 12V or 24V DC, fitting directly into standard access control circuits.
- Fits door frames from 1-3/8" to 2-1/4", covering most commercial single-door deployments.
- Six-anchor mount installs with a standard 1/4" drill bit; hardware included.
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STI
SKU: STI-1331
STI STI-1331 Universal Stopper® Electric Strike
Universal Stopper® electric strike for retrofit and new access control installations
- 9VDC operation integrates with standard access control relay systems and battery backup
- Universal Stopper® design fits multiple door frame types without custom modifications
- Wall-mount configuration supports both retrofit and new installation deployments
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STI
SKU: STI-12006
STI STI-12006 Mugger Stopper Plus Electric Strike
- Operates at 9VDC for direct integration with low-voltage access control panels.
- Electric strike enables remote or credential-based door release without high-current draw.
- Suits retrofit and new installations using standard low-voltage wiring and strike circuits.
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Geovision
SKU: GV-ML200
Geovision GV-ML200 ML200SLD Electric Bolt Lock
Remote electric bolt lock for Geovision access control systems
- Built-in spike suppressor and position sensor cut wiring complexity on retrofit installs.
- Accepts 12V or 24V DC, wiring directly to GV-AS series controllers without adapters.
- Surface-mount form factor requires no mortise cutting, reducing labor on legacy door frames.
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Aiphone
SKU: EL-12S
Aiphone EL-12S 12V AC Electric Door Strike
12V AC electric door strike with 4,000 N break-in resistance
- 12VAC electric door strike with 4,000N break-in resistance
- Zinc die-cast jaw and body for industrial durability
- Direct integration with Aiphone intercom systems
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SDC
SKU: S6203PU36E
SDC Security Door Controls S6203PU36E Surface Panic Controller
Surface panic controller for up to 63 doors with 250k credential capacity
- Manages up to 63 doors from one controller node, eliminating distributed sub-controllers.
- Stores 250,000 user credentials natively—no extra licensing or expansion modules required.
- Simultaneous DESFire, MIFARE, NFC, and 125kHz support simplifies mixed-inventory deployments.
$2,090.00 $1,276.99 Save $813.01The item has been added -
SDC
SKU: HID1346-100
Sdc/Security Door Controls HID1346-100 Proximity Key Controller
TCP/IP proximity controller for HID-format multi-door access systems
- Accepts existing HID-format cards and fobs—no credential reprinting or conversion needed.
- Native TCP/IP communication eliminates serial-to-Ethernet gateways in modern IP deployments.
- Supports multi-door centralized logging and real-time credential revocation from one console.
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SDC
SKU: GL260AH
SDC GL260AH GATELOCK 12/24VDC Electronic Strike
24VDC electronic strike for 63-door networked access control
- Scales to 63 doors and 250,000 credentials on a single networked deployment.
- Failsecure bolt stays locked on power loss, protecting unattended perimeters by default.
- OSDP and TCP/IP native support eliminates legacy relay wiring and enables audit logging.
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SDC
SKU: 30-4-24UFS
SDC/Security Door Controls 30-4-24UFS Electric Strike
24VDC electric strike for HID access control on standard doors
- 24VDC failsecure design defaults to locked on power loss, meeting fire-code requirements.
- 250 mA draw cuts panel load vs. 12VDC variants, reducing voltage-drop risk in multi-strike runs.
- 500,000-cycle solenoid rating supports continuous-duty high-traffic corridors without early replacement.
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SDC
SKU: Z7852RQE
SDC Z7852RQE 12/24VDC Deadbolt Strike Lock
12/24VDC deadbolt strike for networked access control across 63 doors
- Field-selectable 12/24VDC lets one SKU cover both low-power and standard 24V deployments.
- Manages up to 250,000 users across 63 doors via wired OSDP and TCP/IP control.
- Single lock body reads DESFire, MIFARE, NFC/13.56MHz, and 125kHz legacy credentials.
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SDC
SKU: Z7852LRQE
SDC Z7852LRQE 24VDC Deadbolt Strike Lock
24VDC deadbolt strike for multi-door enterprise access control
- Supports 250,000 users across 63 doors via OSDP and TCP/IP for campus-scale deployments.
- Accepts DESFire, MIFARE, NFC 13.56 MHz, and 125 kHz prox—no credential-type silos.
- Mortise deadbolt replaces most mechanical locksets for retrofit installs without frame modification.
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SDC
SKU: Z7852LQRE
SDC Z7852LQRE 12/24VDC Deadbolt Strike Lock
12/24VDC deadbolt strike with multi-credential support for enterprise access control
- Accepts DESFire, MIFARE, NFC, and 125kHz prox credentials in a single strike.
- Native OSDP and TCP/IP eliminate gateway translation for direct ACS integration.
- Field-selectable 12/24VDC and 250,000-user capacity suit large campus deployments.
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Door Locks & Strikes
Electric strikes and electromechanical locks for access-controlled doors. Available in fail-safe and fail-secure configurations with ANSI/BHMA-rated durability for high-traffic commercial entry points.
Plan Your Deployment
- Match strike to door frame material and latch bolt geometry
- Confirm fail-safe or fail-secure mode per fire and building code
- Specify voltage and current draw for power supply sizing
- Evaluate weather-sealed models for exterior or parking garage doors
Door Locks & Strikes — Engineering-Grade Door Hardware for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 361 working models of door locks & strikes sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.
What to Look For
Fail-safe versus fail-secure determines what happens during power loss. Fail-safe locks unlock on power loss (used on egress doors where life safety dominates); fail-secure locks remain locked (used on storage, server rooms, and exterior doors where security dominates). Code typically mandates fail-safe on stairwell and egress doors. Confirm with the AHJ before specifying — misapplied lock mode is a common code violation.
Strike, mortise, magnetic lock, and electrified panic hardware each have distinct installation, current draw, and code implications. Electric strikes work with most mechanical locksets and are easiest to retrofit. Magnetic locks (maglocks) provide high holding force on glass and wood doors but require dedicated REX and panic-bar interfaces for egress compliance. Verify the door's existing prep before choosing.
Power draw and inrush current dictate power supply sizing. A 5-door system with 1A peak per lock can exceed an undersized 12VDC supply at simultaneous lock-down events. Account for accessories — REX motion sensors, door-position switches, electrified levers — when sizing the supply and the battery backup required for code compliance.
Tamper switches, door-position monitoring, and request-to-exit sensors generate the audit trail your security team needs. Mechanical contact switches are cheaper; magnetic reed switches resist tampering better. Pair each door with a position switch and a REX sensor at minimum — without door-position monitoring, you can't distinguish 'authorized entry' from 'door held open after authorized entry,' which is a common compliance gap.
Key Specs in This Category
| Spec | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Wired |
| Type | Controller, Lock/Strike, Reader, Access Point, Accessory, Credential, Control Panel |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fail-safe or fail-secure for stairwell doors?
Fail-safe is mandatory on most stairwell doors and other code-designated egress paths — the lock must release on fire alarm or power loss to allow evacuation. Fail-secure on those doors is a code violation. Confirm the local fire code and AHJ requirements; commercial buildings in the U.S. follow NFPA 101 and the International Building Code, both of which detail egress lock behavior in detail.
What current draw should I plan for electrified locks?
Typical 12VDC electric strikes draw 200-500 mA continuous, with inrush spikes of 1-2A at engagement. Magnetic locks rated for 1,200 lbs holding force draw around 500 mA continuous at 24VDC. Power supplies need to handle simultaneous lock-down current — emergency lockdown events activate all locks at once. Size the supply with at least 25% headroom and confirm battery backup runtime requirements.
Do I need a request-to-exit (REX) sensor?
Most code-compliant electrified door installations require a REX sensor to shunt the alarm during authorized egress. Without REX, every egress event registers as a forced-door alarm. PIR motion sensors are the common choice and integrate with the door controller's REX input. Mechanical push-bar REX is also acceptable for hardware that includes that switch natively.
Can I use one lock for both card and mechanical key entry?
Yes — most electrified strikes and locks allow mechanical key override on the same door. Maintaining a master key for emergency mechanical access is required by code in many jurisdictions and recommended in all. Document the master key holders carefully; an uncontrolled master key program undermines the electronic audit trail.
What's the lifespan of a magnetic lock?
Quality maglocks (Securitron M62, HES, von Duprin) typically last 15-20 years with no mechanical wear. Failure points are the connector, the armature plate-to-lock alignment, and contamination of the magnetic face. Plan for armature replacement at year 10 as a hedge against alignment drift. Strike-type locks with mechanical parts last 5-10 years before strike-plate wear becomes a reliability issue.
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