Trine 4800F32D Fire Rated Electric Strike Rim Panic

Product Description

The TRINE 4800F32D is a fire-rated, surface-mount electric strike designed for use with rim panic devices on wood or hollow metal door frames. It features a satin stainless steel finish and a 3/4-inch throat depth, making it well-suited for applications where fire-rated hardware is required. The 4800F32D is an electrically controlled latch-retaining strike that releases upon receiving a signal, allowing egress or controlled entry without replacing the existing panic hardware. Licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, and security integrators are the primary trades that specify and install this unit.

This strike is intended for surface-mount installation on door frames paired with rim-style panic exit devices. Its fire-rated classification makes it appropriate for doors serving as fire-rated egress paths in commercial and institutional buildings, including offices, schools, and healthcare facilities. The surface-mount design simplifies retrofits on existing hollow metal frames where a mortise cutout is not present. It ships as a single unit and is compatible with frames up to 3/4 inch thick at the strike mounting surface.

Key Features

• Fire-rated surface-mount design for rim panic device applications
• Satin stainless steel finish provides corrosion resistance in high-traffic door openings
• 3/4-inch frame thickness compatibility suits standard hollow metal and wood frames
• Surface-mount configuration enables retrofit installs without frame modification
• Single-unit packaging simplifies ordering for individual door openings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface-mount electric strike for use with rim panic exit devices on fire-rated door assemblies. Consult the authority having jurisdiction and the door hardware schedule to confirm compatibility with the specific panic device and frame in use.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or credentialed access control technician familiar with NFPA 80 requirements for fire-rated door hardware. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control circuit before wiring the strike. Verify that the electric strike listing matches the fire rating of the door assembly before installation. Do not modify the strike body or faceplate, as alterations may void the fire rating.