Adams Rite 7110-510-652-00 Electric Strike 24 Vdc

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 7110-510-652-00 is a 24 VDC electric strike designed for access control applications in commercial door hardware installations. Electric strikes replace the fixed strike plate on a door frame and allow the latch or bolt to be released remotely via an electrical signal, enabling controlled entry without direct mechanical interaction. This unit operates on 24 volts DC, making it compatible with standard low-voltage access control power supplies commonly used in commercial and light industrial settings. It is typically installed by licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, or commercial door hardware specialists.

This electric strike is suited for commercial access control installations where remote door release capability is required. Typical applications include office buildings, multi-tenant facilities, and secured entry points where an access control panel, keypad, or credential reader triggers the strike release. The 24 VDC operating voltage aligns with common access control system infrastructure, allowing integration into existing low-voltage control panels without the need for additional voltage conversion.

Key Features

• 24 VDC operating voltage for compatibility with standard low-voltage access control power supplies
• Replaces fixed door frame strike plate to enable remote latch release
• Designed for commercial access control applications
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electric strike for commercial access control door hardware systems requiring a 24 VDC input signal.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith or access control technician familiar with commercial door hardware and low-voltage wiring practices. Disconnect power to the access control panel before wiring the strike to avoid damage to system components or personal injury. Ensure the door frame mortise dimensions are compatible with this strike body before installation. Local building codes and fire egress requirements should be reviewed prior to installing electric hardware on any exit or egress door.