Electric strike without memory and interlocking

Description: Innovative solutions for access control and securityElectric door openers are an essential component of the access control system, increasingly used in our homes, but also in public institutions and building evacuation. The principle of operation is very simple. In the case of symmetric electric strikes, giving a pulse causes the electric strike to unlock the entrance lock until the door is opened, our product does not have a memory, which means that after this time the lock closes again. The electric door strike does not have a built-in mechanical lock, which is useful in situations where very high security is not required but quick access or convenience is more important. It has an adjustable latch tongue - allowing the electric door strike to be matched to the type of door. This is particularly important where weather factors are particularly unfavourable. Excellent durability and resistance to external factorsThe symmetrical electric door strike from Qoltec is not only a product with advanced functionality, but also of exceptional robustness. It has been meticulously manufactured from high quality zinc alloys and stainless steel, ensuring outstanding durability and corrosion resistance. This choice of materials is crucial, especially for outdoor applications where the product is exposed to a variety of weather conditions. The high build quality of the electric door strike also ensures easy and hassle-free installation and maintenance, further enhancing its appeal to users.Choose the right option for your needsThe choice between an electric door strike with or without memory should be based on your individual needs and the security requirements of your environment. Our range includes both electric strikes with and without memory and locking function, allowing you to tailor the product to your individual needs and requirements. | Color: Silver | Dimensions: (D/L x W x H): 75 x 20 x 31 mm | Weight: 204 | Accessories included: 1 x Electric strike 1 x Screws