Dormakaba Rci L65U Electric Strike 1500 Lb Universal Kit

Product Description

The DORMAKABA USA INC. / RCI L65U is a heavy-duty electric strike assembly designed for access control applications in commercial door hardware installations. This unit is built around a 1500-pound holding force rating, making it suited for high-security doors where reliable electromagnetic locking is required. The kit includes a universal strike body with three faceplate options, giving installers flexibility to fit a range of standard door frame preparations without sourcing additional hardware. Licensed access control technicians and commercial locksmiths are the primary trades that install this type of hardware.

The L65U is intended for commercial access control systems where electric strikes replace standard fixed strikes on single-door installations. The universal faceplate kit accommodates varied frame cutout configurations, reducing the need for custom frame machining. This makes the unit well-suited for retrofit installations in office buildings, multi-tenant facilities, and secured entry points where an existing mechanical strike is being upgraded to electrically controlled release.

Key Features

• 1500-pound holding force rating for high-security commercial door applications
• Universal strike body compatible with multiple faceplate configurations
• Includes three faceplates to accommodate varied frame preparations
• Sold as a complete kit — reduces need for separate faceplate procurement
• Designed for access control system integration on single-door commercial entries

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric strike replacement and new-installation unit for commercial access control door hardware applications requiring a universal-fit strike body with multiple faceplate options.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed access control technician or commercial locksmith familiar with low-voltage wiring and door hardware standards. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control panel before beginning frame preparation or wiring. Verify frame material and door thickness against the selected faceplate configuration before securing hardware. Consult local building and fire codes for egress compliance requirements when installing electric strikes on any exit or entry door.