Adams Rite 7160-310-628-03 Electric Strike 12VDC Standard / Fail-Secure in Clear Anodized, 1-3/4"

The 7160-310-628-03 from Adams Rite is an electric strike designed for mortise or cylindrical locksets, offering a 12VDC fail-secure functionality in a clear anodized finish. This compact and robust electric strike allows for remote electrical control, ensuring doors can be operated efficiently without needing to physically manipulate the latch. Built for durability and compatibility with various existing preparations, this strike delivers both convenience and security, making it a valuable addition to any access control system.

Adams Rite 7160-310-628-03 Electric Strike Features

• Clear Anodized Finish: Provides a sleek appearance and protects against corrosion, ensuring long-lasting performance.
• Aluminum Construction: Lightweight yet sturdy material enhances durability and ease of installation.
• Grade 1 Strength: Meets the highest grading standards for quality and reliability, ensuring superior security.
• 12V DC Operation: Supports both continuous and intermittent voltage, giving flexibility in integration.
• Silent Operation: With a current draw of 0.33A at 12V DC, this strike operates quietly, ideal for environments requiring discretion.
• Stainless Steel Split-Jaw: Included for durability, with a designed opening accommodating various latchbolt sizes.
• Compact Size: Fits existing preparations, measuring approximately 1" x 3-3/8" x 1-7/8" deep, allowing for smooth installation.
• Remote Control Feature: Enables door operation without engaging panic hardware, enhancing user convenience in emergencies.
• UL 1034 Listed: Approved as burglary-resistant hardware, assuring compliance with stringent security standards.
• Fail Secure Operation: Requires power to unlock, ensuring the strike remains locked during power loss for added security.
• Inclusive Faceplate: Comes with a flat faceplate measuring 1-1/4" x 4-7/8" with radiused corners for aesthetic appeal and fit.

Adams Rite 7160-310-628-03 Detailed Specifications