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News Release from: Abloy UK | Subject: 351 U80 effeff electric strike.
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 02 November 2006
New electric strike for swing doors
Need for conical contacts and special templates has been consigned to the past following Abloy Security's introduction into the UK of the new 351 U80 effeff electric strike.
The new 351 U80 effeff electric strike from Abloy Security Specifically designed for use on single and double-action swing doors, this new strike has a trigger bolt that doubles as the integrated monitoring contact, ensuring that the 351 U80 strike has greater reliability than models that rely upon the ball to do the monitoring Operable under extreme side pressure, such as may exist in the event of an emergency, while at the same time being pressure resistant to intrusion, the performance of this new strike satisfies building control and fire safety officers
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 1 Oct 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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For added security and simplicity, the new effeff 351 can be configured for remote locking and unlocking and exceeds existing fire and safety standards, making it perfect for use on internal or external fire route doors and applications where a magnet would traditionally be used.
Tested to release under a side pressure of up to 5000N - the highest figure for any lock currently in this class - this fail-unlocked lock has a precision cast steel body, with the faceplate and strike made from stainless steel.
The locking bolt is spring loaded to hold it in the closed position.
When power is applied to the lock, with the door closed correctly, the bolt will deadlock.
The 351 is also equipped with an armature and trigger contact that are both potential free switch over contacts, and the armature contact can additionally be used for monitoring the locking status. Request a free brochure from Abloy UK ...
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