Trimec ES2000 Electric Strike Monitored 12VDC Fail Secure112002-000

Trimec ES2000 Electric Strike Monitored Fail Secure
112002-000

Electric Strike intended for door security in commercial & industrial applications with heavy traffic that require access control systems. Suitable for use on hinged doors to work with an extensive range of locks.

Electric Stike Function - replaces a standard door strike and connected to a power supply. An electric strike's ramped surface can, upon command, pivot out of the way when the lock on the door is in the locked position and the door is opened.

Features:

• Fully monitored – strike locked and door latched
• Fail secure
• High security
• 4 Hour fire rating
• 850kg holding force
• 1 million cycles endurance rating
• Cast stainless steel body
• Stainless steel locking pins
• SCEC Endorsed
• Low Current consumption – Max 175ma @12Vdc
• Solenoid rated for continuous use
• Mounting kit supplied as standard
• Australian designed
• 5 Year Warranty

Applications:

• High traffic areas
• Fire rated door sets
• Open in/open out doors
• Suitable for use with all access control systems

Specifications:

• Voltage: 12Vdc
• Current: 175 mA @ 12Vdc
• Solenoids: Solenoids are rated for continuous use
• Monitoring:
  • Solenoid Monitor - 1 amp NO/NC microswitch
  • Door/Latch Monitor- 1 amp NO/NC microswitch
• Holding Force: 850kg Static Strength Rating
• Endurance: Cycle tested to 1,000,000 operations
• Latch: Suitable for 15mm latch bolt with 3 mm door gap
• Environment: Operational temperature range - 20 Degrees Celsius to +60 Degrees Celsius
• Body: Solid Stainless Steel Construction
• Keeper: Stainless Steel

Standards and Compliance:

• (Security) Australian Lock Standard (AS4145.2.1993)
• (Durability) Australian Lock Standard (AS4145.2.1993)
• BS 5872 Approved
• Successfully fire rated up to 4hrs on fire door assemblies in accordance with AS1905.1. 2005 (Part 1: Fire resistant door sets)
• Approved to UL1034 (highest level)
• CE Approved
• C-Tick Certified
• SCEC endorsed for secure areas