Seco-Larm SD-996C-NUQ Universal Electric Door Strike for Metal and Wood Doors

Seco-Larm SD-996C-NUQ Universal Electric Door Strike for Metal and Wood Doors

The SECO-LARM® Universal Door Strike can be used with virtually any cylindrical-locking system and can be configured for use in wood, aluminum, or metal doors. Included are three different-sized faceplates that can be easily installed on the strike to match the specific type of door frame.

• UL 294 & UL 1034 Listed
  
• Includes 3 faceplates for nearly any door type
  
• Field-selectable for fail-safe or fail-secure operation
  
• Field-selectable dual-voltage 12/24 VDC operation
  
• Powered by a solenoid
  
• Trim plate included
  
• Reversible non-handed design fits either right-hand or left-hand doors
  
• Low profile: Strike is only 1-1/4″ deep for use with hollow aluminum frames

Specifications

• Operating Voltage  -  12 or 24 VDC ±15%
• Operation  -  Fail-secure or fail-safe
• Current Draw  -  280mA@12VDC, 140mA@24VDC
• Jaw Strength  -  2,000-lb
• Operating Temperature  -  14°F~113°F (-10°~45° C)
• Operating Humidity  -  85%± 15%
• Dimensions – Aluminum    4-7/8″ x 1-1/4″ (124×32 mm)
• Dimensions – Hollow Metal    4-7/8″ x 1-1/4″ (124×32 mm)
• Dimensions – Wood    7-15/16″ x 1-7/16″ (202×37 mm)

Docs/Instruction Links

• Product Information Sheet
• Manual

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