Narrow Electric Strike Lock 12V Fail Secure – Home & Office
Narrow Electric Strike Lock – Fail Secure 12V DC Access Control
Upgrade your home or office security with this heavy-duty Narrow Electric Strike Lock by Ximiir. Engineered for wood, metal, and stainless steel frame doors, this compact yet powerful lock delivers a 800 kg holding force in a slim, embedded profile that keeps your entryways looking clean and professional. CE and FCC certified for quality assurance.
NO vs. NC Mode — What's the Difference?
- NO (Normally Open / Fail Secure): The lock remains locked when power is off. Power is required to open the door. Ideal for high-security areas where you want doors to stay secured during a power outage.
- NC (Normally Closed / Fail Safe): The lock remains unlocked when power is off. Power is required to lock the door. Best for emergency egress compliance where free exit must be guaranteed.
Key Features
- 800 kg (1,763 lb) Holding Force — robust stainless steel bolt structure for maximum security
- Full Copper Coil Interior — ensures long-lasting, stable electromagnetic performance with zero residual magnetism after extended use
- Low Operating Voltage — runs on 12V DC, energy-efficient at only 240 mA (NO) / 120 mA (NC)
- Narrow Slim Profile — embedded installation suits narrow door frames, glass doors, small office doors, and more
- High-Quality Magnetic Materials — special manufacturing process prevents heat build-up and residual magnetism during long working hours
- CE & FCC Certified — meets international electrical safety and compatibility standards
- Universal Compatibility — works with wood doors, metal doors, stainless steel frame doors, and glass-framed doors
Technical Specifications
| Model | 150A / 150KA |
| Operating Voltage | DC 12V |
| Current Draw | 240 mA (NO) / 120 mA (NC) |
| Holding Force | 800 kg |
| Lock Size (L×W×H) | 149 × 28 × 34 mm |
| Mouth Size | 29×17×11 mm / 44×17×11 mm |
| Bolt Structure | Stainless Steel |
| Weight | 0.35 kg |
| Certification | CE, FCC |
| Country of Origin | Made in China |
Ideal Applications
- Home front doors and interior security doors
- Office and commercial entry doors
- Glass-framed and narrow stainless steel frame doors
- Access control systems (keypad, RFID card reader, intercom integration)
- Small business storefronts and server rooms
Installation Tips
This electric strike lock is designed for embedded (flush-mount) installation, resulting in a clean, professional look. Connect to any standard 12V DC access control power supply. Compatible with NO and NC wiring configurations — simply select the mode that matches your security requirement. Always consult a licensed electrician or security installer when integrating with building-wide access control systems.
For general guidance on building access control and electrical safety standards, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and OSHA Electrical Safety guidelines.
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 door remains locked when power is cut — keeping the space secure during a power outage. In Fail Safe (NC) mode, the door unlocks when power is cut, which is important for emergency exits where people must be able to leave freely. Choose the mode that matches your building's safety and security requirements.
Q: Is this electric strike lock compatible with RFID or keypad access control systems?
A: Yes. This 12V DC electric strike lock is designed to integrate with virtually any standard access control system, including RFID card readers, keypad entry systems, intercom systems, and biometric readers. Simply connect the lock's power wires to your access control unit's lock output.
Q: What types of doors can I install this narrow electric strike lock on?
A: This lock is suitable for a wide variety of door types, including wood doors, metal doors, stainless steel frame doors, and glass-framed doors with a narrow frame profile. Its slim 28 mm width makes it especially practical for narrow door frames where standard-width electric strikes would not fit.
Q: What power supply do I need for this electric strike lock?
A: You need a DC 12V power supply. The current draw is 240 mA in NO (Fail Secure) mode and 120 mA in NC (Fail Safe) mode. A standard 12V 1A or 2A access control power supply is more than adequate for this lock.