Electric Strike Lock NO NC Fail Safe Fail Secure DC 12V | Asia-Teco
Electric Strike Lock NO NC Fail Safe Fail Secure DC 12V | Asia-Teco
Asia-Teco Electric Strike Lock – Fail Safe & Fail Secure Access Control
Upgrade your door access control system with the Asia-Teco ZA150 Electric Strike Lock. Engineered for both wood and metal doors, this versatile electric door lock supports both NO (Normally Open / Fail Secure) and NC (Normally Closed / Fail Safe) configurations, giving you full flexibility to match your security requirements. With an impressive 500 kg holding force and a durable stainless steel bolt, this strike lock is built to last through over 1,000,000 operating cycles. Made in Mainland China.
Understanding Fail Safe vs. Fail Secure
- Fail Safe (NC – Normally Closed): The door is unlocked when power is interrupted. Ideal for emergency exit doors where free egress is required during a power outage.
- Fail Secure (NO – Normally Open): The door remains locked when power is interrupted. Best for high-security areas where the door must stay secured even during a power failure.
Key Features
- Dual-mode operation: Locked when energized (NC) / Unlocked when energized (NO)
- 500 kg (1,100 lbs) holding force for robust door security
- Compatible with narrow and wide door frames — wood and metal doors
- Aluminum alloy body with a high-temperature painted finish for durability and a clean appearance
- Stainless steel bolt for corrosion resistance and long-term reliability
- Built-in MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) for voltage spike protection
- Tested to 1,000,000 cycles for proven longevity
- Supports 90-degree swinging door configuration
- Compatible with glass doors 12–15 mm thick
- CE certified for EU markets; MA certified by China Public Security Office
Technical Specifications
| Model | ZA150 |
| Voltage | DC 12V |
| Current | DC 12V / 200mA | DC 24V / 100mA |
| Holding Force | 500 kg |
| Strike Structure | Stainless Steel |
| Face Plate Housing | Painted Steel |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +55°C (14°F to 131°F) |
| Surface Temperature Rise | Within +20°C above ambient |
| Operating Humidity | 0–90% (non-condensing) |
| Glass Door Compatibility | 12–15 mm |
| Opening Mode | 90° Swinging Door |
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
| Certifications | CE (EU), MA (China Public Security Office) |
| Country of Origin | Made in Mainland China |
Ideal Applications
- Office buildings and commercial entrances
- Residential access control systems
- Server rooms, storage rooms, and secure areas
- Integration with keycards, keypads, intercoms, and smart home systems
For guidance on best practices in building access control and physical security standards, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between a Fail Safe and Fail Secure electric strike lock?
A: A Fail Safe (NC) electric strike lock unlocks automatically when power is cut — this is commonly used on fire exit and emergency egress doors. A Fail Secure (NO) electric strike lock stays locked even during a power outage, making it ideal for high-security access points such as server rooms or restricted areas.
Q: Is the ZA150 electric strike lock compatible with both wood and metal doors?
A: Yes. The Asia-Teco ZA150 electric door lock is designed to work with both wood and metal door frames. It is also available in narrow and wide configurations to suit various door frame sizes, and it supports glass doors between 12–15 mm thick.
Q: What voltage does this electric strike lock require?
A: This electric strike lock operates on DC 12V (200mA) or DC 24V (100mA). It integrates easily with standard access control power supplies commonly used in commercial and residential security systems.
Q: Can this lock be integrated with an access control system like a keypad or card reader?
A: Absolutely. The ZA150 electric strike lock is designed to work seamlessly with a wide range of access control systems, including RFID card readers, PIN keypads, video intercoms, and smart home hubs that support relay output signals.