Adams Rite 4510-25-201-628 Deadlatch Electric Strike

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 4510-25-201-628 is a deadlatch electric strike designed for left-hand door applications. It ships as a complete unit with the strike plate included, making it a ready-to-install access control component. Electric strikes of this type work by releasing the keeper under electrical signal, allowing the latch to retract and the door to open without rotating the handle from the outside. This hardware is commonly specified in commercial access control systems and is installed by licensed locksmiths, door hardware technicians, and low-voltage security integrators.

This electric strike is suited for commercial and light-duty institutional door openings where a deadlatch mechanism is required. Left-hand designation indicates the door hinge placement and swing direction, which determines the correct strike orientation. The included strike plate simplifies the rough-in process during new installation or replacement of an existing unit. Applications typically include office entryways, stairwell doors, and secured corridor openings controlled by an access control panel or intercom system.

Key Features

• Left-hand configuration for correct alignment with left-hand door swings
• Deadlatch compatibility provides positive latching and tamper resistance
• Strike plate included — no separate hardware order required
• Sold as a single unit (EA), suitable for individual door openings
• Designed for integration with electric access control systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electric strike for commercial door openings requiring a left-hand deadlatch configuration with an integrated strike plate.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith, door hardware technician, or licensed low-voltage contractor familiar with access control wiring and door prep standards. Disconnect and de-energize all access control power supplies before beginning work on the strike or associated wiring. Verify door hand designation before installation — installing a strike in the wrong hand orientation will prevent proper latch engagement. Local building and fire codes may govern electric strike use on egress doors; confirm compliance with applicable codes before installation.