600 Series Electric Strikes

 

  • 600 Electric StrikeFail-Safe
    600FSAFE
     Fail-safe strikes default to an unlocked state when power is removed, and power must be continuously applied to maintain a locked condition. These strikes have more limited application and are thus less frequently installed. Fail-safe electric strikes may not be used on fire doors, because they do not ensure positive latching.  

  • Features

    • Tested for over 1,000,000 cycles
    • Available in Fail Safe and Fail Secure configurations
    • Operates on 12VDC or 24VDC
    • Low current consumption
    • Optional signal output available on 602 Series models
    • Suitable for access control, interlock, and security door applications

    Definitions

    Fail Safe (NC):
    Power ON = Door Locked
    Power OFF = Door Unlocked

    Fail Secure (NO):
    Power ON = Door Unlocked
    Power OFF = Door Locked

    Ordering Guide

    Model

    Description

    600FSafe

    Fail Safe, No Signal Output

    600FSecure

    Fail Secure, No Signal Output

    602FSafe

    Fail Safe, With Signal Output

    602FSecure

    Fail Secure, With Signal Output

    Fail-Secure
    600FSECURE

    Fail-secure strikes default to a locked state when power is removed, and will unlock to allow access when power is applied. Electric strikes for fire-rated doors designed to stop or slow fire progression must be fail-secure to ensure positive latching.

MODEL VOLTAGE CURRENT SIGNAL OUTPUT
600FSafe NC 12VDC/24VDC 12VDC/200mA, 24VDC/120mA NO
600FSecure NO 12VDC/24VDC 12VDC/200mA, 24VDC/120mA NO
602FSafe NC 12VDC/24VDC 12VDC/200mA, 24VDC/120mA YES
602FSecure NO 12VDC/24VDC 12VDC/200mA, 24VDC/120mA YES
Electric Strike ApplicationElectric Strike Installation
Electric Strike Photos

Specifications