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Camden Door Controls’ newest strike, the CX-ED1410, is a Grade 1 ANSI fire strike for UL fire-rated doors/frames with cylindrical locksets that is designed to provide optimum electric strike quality and performance.
The SECO-LARM SD-998C-NUQ surface-mount electric rim strike is designed with the strength (1,500-lb. static strength) and durability (250,000 cycles or 1-million cycles factory tested) for use with rim exit devices with a ¾-in. throw Pullman latchbolt.
Electric locking options for doors are fairly straightforward. The main types include magnetic locks, electric door strikes, and electrified locksets. But when you look at a door, knowing which of those solutions will work best, is easiest and quickest to install, and will meet the customer’s requirements is an important skill for any integrator.
The latest developments in magnetic locks and strikes mean dealers and integrators have more technology options for keeping high-security openings secure. And the available products are easier to install, as well.
