Dormakaba Rci 0161X08X32D Rim Electric Strike 24V Fail Locked

Product Description

The DORMAKABA USA INC. / RCI 0161X08X32D is a rim-mount electric strike designed for access control applications on rim-exit and surface-mount latch hardware. Operating at 24 volts in a fail-locked (fail-secure) configuration, this strike keeps the door secured whenever power is removed, making it appropriate for perimeter security doors where controlled egress is required. It is installed by access control technicians and commercial door hardware specialists as part of an electrified entry system.

This electric strike is suited for commercial and light-industrial access control installations where a rim-mounted strike is required. The fail-locked operating mode means the strike remains locked during a power loss, which is a common requirement for security-sensitive openings such as server rooms, office suites, and controlled-access corridors. It pairs with compatible rim exit devices and is typically integrated into a low-voltage access control panel or electrified door hardware circuit.

Key Features

• Fail-locked (fail-secure) operation keeps door secured on power loss
• 24-volt operating voltage compatible with standard access control power supplies
• Rim-mount design for use with rim exit devices and surface-mount latch hardware
• Finish 32D (satin stainless steel) for corrosion resistance and aesthetic consistency with stainless hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electric strike for commercial rim-mount access control applications requiring a 24-volt fail-locked configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed access control technician or commercial door hardware professional familiar with low-voltage wiring and electrified hardware. Disconnect power to the access control panel and any door power supply before beginning work. Verify that the rim exit device and door frame are compatible with rim-mount strike geometry before mounting. Follow applicable local building codes and NFPA 80 requirements governing electrified door hardware on fire-rated assemblies.