Adams Rite 7131-510-628-00 Electric Strike 24V Dc

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 7131-510-628-00 is a 24-volt DC electric strike designed for access control applications in commercial and light-industrial door assemblies. An electric strike replaces the fixed strike plate on a door frame, allowing the latch or locking bolt to be released remotely by an electrical signal from an access control panel, keypad, or intercom system. This unit features an aluminum finish, making it suited for aluminum door frames and storefront-style door systems. It is typically installed by licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, or commercial door hardware specialists.

This electric strike is intended for use in commercial access control installations where remote or hands-free door release is required. Common applications include office entry doors, vestibule control points, and multi-tenant building access. The 24-volt DC operating voltage aligns with standard low-voltage access control power supplies widely used across the industry. The aluminum finish is appropriate for installations on aluminum-frame doors common in storefront, office, and light commercial construction.

Key Features

• 24-volt DC operation compatible with standard low-voltage access control power supplies
• Aluminum finish suited for aluminum door frames and storefront assemblies
• Electric strike design allows remote latch release without disturbing the door hardware cycle
• Sold individually as a single unit replacement or new-install component

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric strike for commercial access control door hardware applications requiring a 24-volt DC input and an aluminum finish frame-side strike.

Installation Notes

Electric strikes are installed by qualified access control technicians or licensed locksmiths familiar with low-voltage wiring and commercial door hardware. Disconnect and lock out the access control power supply before beginning installation or service. Verify that the door frame geometry and latch projection are compatible with the strike dimensions before mounting. Low-voltage wiring should comply with applicable NEC requirements for Class 2 circuits.