Surface-mounted device strikes back

December 1, 2004

The Axion 4800 is Trineâ€™s newest addition to its line of electric strikes. The 4800 is a surface-mounted strike for rim panic devices. The product is tested to more than 1.5 million life cycles and features a one-piece locking mechanism providing over 3,000 lb. of holding force. With two wire leads, the built-in electronics allow for 12 to 24 AC/DC operation and surge and kickback protection. Trine

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