Adams Rite 7100-510-628-00 Electric Strike 24V Dc

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 7100-510-628-00 is a 24-volt DC electric strike designed for access control applications in commercial door hardware installations. Electric strikes replace the fixed strike plate in a door frame, allowing the latch or locking bolt to release electronically when an access control signal is received. This unit operates on 24 volts DC, making it compatible with standard low-voltage access control systems. It is typically installed by licensed locksmiths, security integrators, or commercial electricians working on electronic access control projects.

This electric strike is suited for commercial and light industrial entry points where controlled access is required. Typical installations include office building entry doors, stairwell doors, and controlled access vestibules. The 628 finish designation indicates a satin aluminum finish, which is common in commercial storefront and aluminum frame door applications. Installers working with ADAMS RITE hardware will find this strike consistent with the product family used in narrow-stile aluminum door frames.

Key Features

• 24-volt DC operation compatible with standard low-voltage access control panels
• Designed for electric latch retraction in commercial door hardware applications
• 628 finish (satin aluminum) suits aluminum frame and storefront door installations
• OEM-style replacement or new-installation option for electric strike applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric strike for commercial access control installations. No specific compatible model numbers or systems were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Electric strikes should be installed by a licensed locksmith, security integrator, or qualified electrician familiar with low-voltage access control wiring and local building codes. Disconnect power to the access control panel before wiring the strike. Verify door frame preparation matches the strike body dimensions before installation. Consult local building and fire codes, including IBC and NFPA 80 requirements, when installing hardware on fire-rated door assemblies.