Sdc 1581SBDV Single Electric Strike Lock Accessory

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS 1581SBDV is a single electric strike unit designed for door access control applications. Electric strikes replace the fixed strike plate on a door frame, allowing the latch or bolt to be released remotely via an electrical signal. This unit is suited for use in commercial and light-commercial door hardware installations where controlled entry is required. The 1581SBDV ships as an individual unit and is classified as a lock accessory, making it a field-replaceable or supplemental component in access control systems.

The 1581SBDV is intended for single-door applications. Based on the product designation referencing a 15-degree angled faceplate and a Boca-style configuration in a 628 finish, this strike is appropriate for installation in door frames requiring a specific geometry for proper latch engagement. It is typically installed by licensed locksmiths, door hardware technicians, or low-voltage access control integrators working on commercial entry systems.

Key Features

• Single-door electric strike configuration for individual door access control points
• 15-degree angled faceplate geometry for compatibility with specific frame profiles
• Boca-style form factor for use with corresponding door hardware arrangements
• 628 finish for a consistent aesthetic with standard satin aluminum door hardware
• Sold as an individual unit for direct replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lock accessory for single-door electric strike applications requiring a 15-degree angled faceplate in a Boca-style configuration.

Installation Notes

Electric strike installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith, door hardware technician, or licensed low-voltage access control integrator. Disconnect power to the access control circuit before removing or installing the strike. Verify door frame geometry and latch projection match the strike specifications before mounting. Local building codes and fire-egress requirements should be reviewed prior to installation in any life-safety application.