Adams Rite 7140-440-628-00 Electric Strike

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 7140-440-628-00 is an electric strike designed for use in access control and door hardware applications. Electric strikes replace or work alongside a standard door strike to allow remote or electronic release of a latched door without requiring the latch to be retracted manually. This unit is sold individually and is installed by qualified door hardware technicians or licensed electricians working on commercial or institutional entry systems. The 7140-440-628-00 integrates into low-voltage access control systems to provide controlled entry at secured openings.

Electric strikes of this type are commonly used in commercial buildings, office environments, and institutional facilities where door access must be managed electronically. The 7140-440-628-00 is suited for installations where a fail-secure or fail-safe electric release is required at a single door opening. It is typically paired with an access control panel, keypad, card reader, or remote release button. Installation is performed during new construction or retrofit access control projects.

Key Features

• Electric strike design enables remote electronic door release without manual latch retraction
• Sold as a single unit for individual door opening installations
• Compatible with standard access control system wiring and low-voltage control inputs
• Intended for commercial and institutional access control applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electric strike for commercial door access control systems. Confirm door frame preparation, cutout dimensions, and voltage requirements before ordering.

Installation Notes

Electric strikes are installed by licensed electricians or certified door hardware technicians familiar with access control systems and applicable codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control circuit before beginning installation or wiring work. Verify that the door frame cutout matches the strike body dimensions and that the control panel output voltage matches the strike's rated input before energizing. Consult local building codes and the door hardware manufacturer's documentation for proper mounting and wiring procedures.