Electric Strike Door Lock Electronic For Access Control System New Fail Secure Stainless Door 12V DC Fail-Secure NO NC Lock Vue Wide mouth-NO

12V Electric Strike Door Lock – Fail Secure NO/NC Access Control

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Electric Strike Door Lock Electronic For Access Control System New Fail Secure Stainless Door 12V DC Fail-Secure NO NC Lock Vue Wide mouth-NO

12V Electric Strike Door Lock – Fail Secure NO/NC Access Control

Sale price  $85.99 Regular price $104.99
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12V Electric Strike Door Lock – Fail Secure & Fail Safe | NO / NC | 800 kg Holding Force

Upgrade your access control system with this heavy-duty 12V DC Electric Strike Door Lock. Built from thick stainless steel with full copper coils and high-quality magnetic materials, this electronically controlled lock delivers reliable, long-lasting performance for glass doors, metal frame doors, stainless steel doors, and more. CE & FCC certified for your confidence.

Understanding NO vs. NC Mode

  • NO (Normally Open / Fail Secure): The door remains locked when power is off. Power is required to open — ideal for high-security areas where you want the door locked during a power outage.
  • NC (Normally Closed / Fail Safe): The door remains unlocked when power is off. Power is required to lock — ideal for emergency exit compliance where doors must open freely without power.

Key Features

  • Dual-mode operation: Supports both NO (Fail Secure) and NC (Fail Safe) configurations
  • 800 kg (1,760 lb) holding force for maximum door security
  • Thick stainless steel construction — corrosion-resistant and built to last
  • Full copper internal coils for stable, efficient electromagnetic performance
  • No residual magnetism after extended use — ensures clean, reliable operation
  • Embedded (flush) installation for a clean, professional appearance
  • CE & FCC certified for safety and electromagnetic compliance
  • ✅ Compatible with standard access control systems (keypads, card readers, intercoms, etc.)
  • ✅ Ideal for glass doors, aluminum frame doors, and stainless steel doors

Technical Specifications

Model 150A / 150KA
Operating Voltage 12V DC
Current Draw 240 mA (NO) / 120 mA (NC)
Holding Force 800 kg (approx. 1,760 lb)
Lock Body Size 149 mm (L) × 28 mm (W) × 34 mm (H)
Mouth Size 29 mm (L) × 17 mm (W) × 11 mm (H) / 44 mm (L) × 17 mm (W) × 11 mm (H)
Bolt Structure Stainless Steel
Weight 0.35 kg
Certifications CE, FCC
Compatible Doors Glass, aluminum frame, stainless steel, and standard frame doors
Country of Origin Made in China

What's in the Box?

  • 1× Electric Strike Door Lock (Model 150A/150KA)
  • Mounting hardware

Safety & Installation Resources

For guidance on safe electrical installations and access control best practices, refer to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), which provides safety standards for electrical products used in residential and commercial settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between Fail Secure (NO) and Fail Safe (NC) on this electric strike lock?

A: In Fail Secure (NO) mode, the lock remains locked when power is cut — you must apply 12V DC to release (open) the door. This is best for secure areas like server rooms or offices. In Fail Safe (NC) mode, the lock remains unlocked when power is cut — power is applied to keep the door locked. This is often required for fire exits and emergency egress doors to ensure free passage during a power outage.

Q: What types of doors is this electric strike lock compatible with?

A: This 12V electric strike lock is designed for a wide range of door types, including glass doors (framed), aluminum frame doors, stainless steel doors, and standard wooden or metal frame doors. Its embedded installation design gives a clean, professional finish on most door frames.

Q: What access control devices can I use with this electric strike lock?

A: This lock is compatible with virtually any standard 12V DC access control system, including keypad entry systems, RFID card readers, biometric scanners, video intercoms, and push-button exit systems. Simply wire the lock output of your access control panel to the lock's terminals.

Q: Is professional installation required for this electric strike door lock?

A: While the lock can be installed by a confident DIYer familiar with basic wiring, professional installation by a licensed locksmith or security technician is recommended — especially for commercial applications — to ensure correct wiring, compliance with local building codes, and optimal performance.

Q: What holding force does this electric strike lock provide?

A: This electric strike lock delivers an impressive 800 kg (approximately 1,760 lb) of holding force, making it suitable for securing doors in both residential and light commercial environments where robust access control is needed.

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