Electric Strikes

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  • What's New: Electronics

    Products from Altronix, Alarm Lock, Locknetics and Isonas catch the eye of Locksmith Ledger editors.

    Article • September 1st, 2006

  • ALOA New Product Spotlight

    A roundup of many of the products that will be on display July 13-15 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

    Article • July 1st, 2006

  • Product Spotlight: Specialized Electric Strikes

    A roundup of electric strikes on the market for special applications.

    Article • June 1st, 2006

  • Electric Strike

    The newest electric strike products from Adams Rite, Folger Adam, HES, RCI, Rofu, Securitron, Trine and Von Duprin.

    Article • May 1st, 2006

  • Controlling Access with Electric Strikes

    The ability to keep a door locked and to let specific people pass through means convenience and security.

    Article • May 1st, 2006

  • Electric Strikes: Everything You Should Know

    Unlock doors with remote electrical control.

    Article • November 1st, 2005

  • RCI Deadbolt and Electric Strike Provide an Access Control Solution

    The RCI 3108 electric deadbolt and 6 Series electric strike provide an access control solution.

    Article • November 1st, 2005

  • The Trine 3000 Modular Program

    The Trine 3000 program helps the locksmith stock the right electric strike for any job.

    Article • July 1st, 2005

  • Electrified Hardware Products

    New electrified hardware offerings.

    Article • June 1st, 2005

  • Installing a Sargent Electric Exit Device

    The SARGENT 56-8813 electrified exit device with trim was installed onto a Curries hollow metal door.

    Article • May 1st, 2005

  • Hes 4500 Electric Strike

    Electric strikes have been designed not only to operate specific application locks, but many are also sized to fit specific frame materials and configurations.

    Article • April 15th, 2004

  • Electric Strikes

    An electric strike is a latching mechanism that operates electrically to secure or release the extended latch or bolt of a mechanical lock or exit device. When an electric strike releases the latching mechanism, the lock/device remains locked. The...

    Article • April 15th, 2004

  • RCI Raises the Bar

    Electric strikes were invented approximately a century ago to meet the basic need of remotely unlocking a door. For most of those years, the lowly electric strike changed very little and just a handful of different configurations were available...

    Article • October 15th, 2003

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