Trine 3012 Electric Strike 12 VDC

Trine 3012 Electric Strike 12 VDC

The electric strike features a durable construction, ensuring

reliable performance and long-lasting use. It is designed to operate

with a 12 VDC power supply, commonly used in access control

systems. The low-voltage operation ensures safe and efficient

operation, with minimal power consumption.
The Trine 3012 Electric Strike is equipped with a latch bolt

monitoring sensor, which detects the position of the door latch.

This feature allows for monitoring and feedback of the door’s

locked or unlocked status, providing enhanced security and peace

of mind.The electric strike is also equipped with a stainless steel

faceplate, which adds durability and resistance to wear and tear.

The faceplate has a sleek and professional appearance,

complementing various door styles and aesthetics.
Installation of the Trine 3012 Electric Strike is relatively

straightforward, and it can be easily integrated into new or

existing access control systems. It is compatible with standard

access control devices, such as keypads, card readers, and

intercom systems.Voltage: The electric strike operates on a 12

VDC power supply, which is a common voltage used in access

control systems. It ensures compatibility with standard power

sources and simplifies integration into existing setups.Strike

Compatibility: The Trine 3012 Electric Strike is compatible with a

variety of strike plates, including standard ANSI and metal jambs.

This versatility allows for seamless installation in different door

configurations.

Specifications

• Faceplate Dimensions: The faceplate of the electric strikemeasures [insert dimensions] (please note that the specific

  dimensions may vary depending on the model and

  manufacturer).

• Operating Temperature Range: The Trine 3012 Electric Strike isdesigned to operate within a certain temperature range, typically

  between -20?C to +55?C (-4?F to +131?F). This ensures reliable

  performance in various environmental conditions.

• Voltage Tolerance: The electric strike has a voltage tolerancerange to accommodate slight fluctuations in the power supply. The

  specific voltage tolerance may vary, but it is typically designed to

  withstand minor variations in voltage without compromising

  functionality.

• Current Draw: The electric strike has a specified current drawwhen activated. This information is essential for determining the

  power requirements and ensuring compatibility with the power

  supply or access control system.

• Duty Rating: The Trine 3012 Electric Strike has a duty ratingthat indicates its intended usage and operational capacity. It is

  important to consider the duty rating to ensure the electric strike

  can handle the anticipated frequency of use and demands of the

  application.

• Installation Options: The electric strike offers variousinstallation options, such as flush mount or surface mount. These

  options provide flexibility in choosing the most suitable

  installation method based on the specific door and frame

  configuration.

• Compatibility with Lock Types: The electric strike is designedto work with specific types of locks, such as cylindrical locks,

  mortise locks, or rim exit devices. It is important to ensure

  compatibility between the electric strike and the chosen lock

  mechanism.

• Certifications and Compliance: The Trine 3012 Electric Strikemay comply with industry standards and certifications, such as

  ANSI/BHMA (Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association)

  standards. These certifications ensure that the electric strike

  meets specific performance and safety requirements.

• Warranty: The electric strike may come with a manufacturer’swarranty, which provides coverage for a specified period against

  defects in materials or workmanship. The warranty terms and

  conditions should be verified with the manufacturer or

  supplier.

Features

• Fail-Secure/Fail-Safe Operation: The electric strike can beconfigured as fail-secure or fail-safe, depending on the specific

  security requirements. In fail-secure mode, the strike remains

  locked when power is lost, while in fail-safe mode, the strike

  unlocks when power is lost.

• Adjustable Latch Accommodation: The electric strike may offeradjustable latch accommodation, allowing it to work with various

  latch sizes and configurations. This feature ensures compatibility

  with a wide range of locks and enhances flexibility during

  installation.

• Field-Selectable Voltage: The electric strike may have field-selectable voltage options, allowing it to be operated with

  different voltage inputs. This feature provides versatility and

  compatibility with different access control systems or power

  supplies.

• Monitoring Capability: Some electric strikes feature monitoringcapabilities, such as door status monitoring or latch monitoring.

  These features provide feedback on the status of the door and the

  latch, enabling remote monitoring and integration with access

  control systems.

• High Security Options: The Trine 3012 Electric Strike may offerhigh-security features to enhance the overall security of the

  access control system. This could include features like anti-tamper

  sensors, built-in alarms, or advanced encryption protocols for

  communication.

• Low Power Consumption: The electric strike may be designedwith low power consumption, making it energy-efficient and

  reducing overall power consumption in the access control system.

  This feature is especially important in systems that operate on

  battery backup or have limited power resources.

• Fire-Rated Options: The electric strike may be available infire-rated versions, designed to comply with fire safety

  regulations and provide secure unlocking during emergency

  situations.