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The VON DUPRIN 6111-US32D-24VDC-FSE is an electric strike designed for access control applications in commercial and institutional door hardware installations. Operating at 24 volts DC, this strike replaces the standard door frame strike plate and allows the latch bolt to retract electrically, releasing the door without requiring mechanical manipulation of the handle from the outside. The US32D designation indicates a satin stainless steel finish, offering corrosion resistance suited to high-traffic and demanding environments. Finished security electricians and access control technicians are the primary installers of this hardware.
Electric strikes of this type are commonly installed in commercial office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, and government buildings where controlled entry points require integration with access control panels, intercoms, or card reader systems. The FSE designation indicates a fail-safe configuration, meaning the strike releases and allows free egress when power is removed. This behavior is required in applications where life-safety codes mandate free egress during a power failure. The 24 VDC operating voltage aligns with standard low-voltage access control power supplies commonly used in these installations.
Designed as an OEM-style electric strike replacement for commercial door frames requiring a 24 VDC fail-safe strike in a satin stainless steel finish. Specific door frame and lock compatibility should be verified against the VON DUPRIN 6111 series product documentation prior to installation.
Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or credentialed access control technician familiar with low-voltage door hardware. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control circuit before wiring the strike. Verify that the power supply output matches the 24 VDC requirement and that the fail-safe operation mode is appropriate for the applicable fire and life-safety codes governing the installation. Consult local building and fire codes, including IBC and NFPA 101, for egress hardware requirements at the specific opening.
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