Sdc PD2090ALCU Electric Strike 24VDC Left Hand 630

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS PD2090ALCU is a 24-volt DC electric strike designed for access control applications in commercial and institutional door hardware installations. Electric strikes replace the fixed strike plate on a door frame, allowing the latch or bolt to be released remotely by an access control system. This unit is configured for left-hand door applications and carries a 630 finish, which corresponds to a satin stainless steel appearance commonly specified in commercial projects. Licensed access control and security technicians are the typical installers for this type of hardware.

The PD2090ALCU is suited for commercial access control installations where remote door release is required. It is appropriate for single-door applications in office buildings, institutional facilities, and secured entryways where 24-volt DC power supplies are already part of the access control infrastructure. The left-hand configuration makes it specific to doors with a defined swing and latch orientation, so verifying hand of door before ordering is essential.

Key Features

• 24-volt DC operation compatible with standard access control power supplies
• Left-hand door configuration for correct latch engagement
• 630 satin stainless finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic match to commercial hardware
• Drop-in electric strike replacement for fixed strike plate positions
• Sold as an individual unit for single-door installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric strike replacement for commercial access control door hardware installations requiring a left-hand, 24-volt DC configuration with a 630 finish.

Installation Notes

Electric strikes are installed by licensed access control or security hardware technicians. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control system and door hardware before beginning installation. Verify door hand, frame preparation, and strike cutout dimensions prior to mounting. Low-voltage wiring connections should comply with applicable local codes and the NEC for Class 2 circuit requirements.