Sdc 45-A Heavy Duty Electric Strike 3 Faceplates

Product Description

The SDC Security Door Controls 45-A is a heavy duty electric strike designed for access control applications in commercial and institutional door hardware installations. An electric strike replaces a standard door strike plate and allows the door latch to be released remotely by an electrical signal, enabling controlled entry without a traditional mechanical key. The 45-A is built to handle high-cycle, demanding environments where reliable and repeatable operation is required. It ships with three faceplates to accommodate different door frame preparations and strike cutout configurations, reducing the need for additional hardware on varied installs.

The 45-A is suited for commercial doors in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-tenant residential properties where electronic access control is required. It integrates with low-voltage access control systems, keypads, card readers, and intercom systems. The included faceplate options make it adaptable to a range of door frame types without requiring a separate trim kit, making it a practical choice for new installations and retrofit projects on both wood and metal door frames.

Key Features

• Heavy duty construction rated for high-cycle commercial use
• Includes three faceplates to fit multiple door frame cutout configurations
• Designed for integration with low-voltage access control systems
• Electric latch retraction enables remote door release without mechanical key
• Suitable for new construction and retrofit access control installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation electric strike for commercial access control door hardware applications. Consult door frame dimensions and access control panel output specifications before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Electric strikes are typically installed by licensed locksmiths, security integrators, or electricians familiar with low-voltage access control wiring. Disconnect and de-energize the access control panel and any related power supply before beginning installation. Verify that the door frame mortise or surface cutout matches the selected faceplate configuration before fastening. Installation should comply with local building codes and applicable fire and life safety regulations governing electrically controlled egress hardware.