Dormakaba Rci L6514 X32D Electric Strike Low Profile

Product Description

The DORMAKABA USA INC. / RCI L6514 X32D is a low-profile electric strike rated for 1500 pounds of holding force. Electric strikes replace or supplement a standard door strike, allowing remote or access-control-system release of a latched door without manual key operation. The L6514 X32D is designed as a universal fit, making it suitable for a range of door and frame configurations. Licensed locksmiths, security integrators, and access control technicians typically specify and install this type of hardware in commercial and light-industrial entry applications.

This electric strike is used in door access control systems where remote unlocking is required. Its low-profile design allows installation in frames where depth clearance is limited. The 1500 lb holding force rating makes it appropriate for controlled-access doorways that see regular traffic and require a secure, positive latch release. Typical installation scenarios include office entry doors, interior secured zones, and vestibule applications managed by card readers, keypads, or intercoms.

Key Features

• 1500 lb holding force for secure latch retention
• Low-profile design fits frames with limited depth clearance
• Universal strike configuration for broad door and frame compatibility
• Intended for integration with access control systems including card readers and keypads
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit replacement or new-install electric strike for commercial door frames used in access control applications. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified access control technician familiar with low-voltage door hardware. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control system before beginning work. Verify frame depth and strike pocket dimensions before installation to confirm fitment. Follow all applicable local building and fire codes governing egress hardware when integrating electric strikes into secured doorways.