2N 932062E Fail-safe Electric Strike

The 2N 932062E is a fail-safe electric strike designed for reliable access control in professional security systems. Constructed from durable stainless steel, this device is engineered to remain unlocked when power is removed, which is a critical feature for emergency egress and safety compliance. The unit also includes a built-in contact sensor that provides real-time feedback on the door status, allowing the system to monitor whether the door is currently open or closed.

Advantages

The primary advantage of this fail-safe electric strike is its ability to automatically unlock during a power failure, ensuring that occupants can exit a building safely in emergency situations. Its stainless steel construction offers high resistance to wear and environmental factors, making it suitable for long-term use in high-traffic areas. The integrated door status contact simplifies installation by eliminating the need for separate sensors, providing a streamlined solution for monitoring door security.

Suitable for

• Commercial office buildings
• Emergency exit doors
• Access control systems requiring fail-safe operation
• Professional security installations

When it may not be suitable

This electric strike is not suitable for high-security applications where the door must remain locked during a power outage, as the fail-safe mechanism will release the latch when electricity is interrupted. It is also not intended for use on doors that require a fail-secure configuration for physical security purposes.

Key specifications

• Operation mode: Fail-safe (unlocked when power is removed)
• Material: Stainless steel
• Integrated features: Door status contact sensor
• Voltage: 12V
• Current: 170mA

How to use

The electric strike should be installed into the door frame by a qualified technician to ensure proper alignment with the door latch. Once mounted, the device is wired into the access control system. The built-in contact should be connected to the monitoring input of the controller to enable status reporting. Ensure that the power supply matches the 12V requirement to prevent damage to the internal components.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that your local fire and safety regulations permit the use of fail-safe locks for your specific door type.
• Ensure your power supply unit provides a stable 12V output at 170mA.
• Check the dimensions of your existing door frame to ensure compatibility with the strike plate.

Usage recommendations

Regularly test the fail-safe functionality by simulating a power loss to ensure the door unlocks as expected. Keep the strike plate clean and free of debris to maintain smooth operation of the latch mechanism.