Electric strike SCOT ES-S12AC/DC-MB PROFI – symmetrical, with memory and mechanical lock

SCOT ES-S12AC/DC-MB PROFI is a symmetrical electric strike engineered for controlled access in doors where dependable latch retention and flexible power options are required. The unit includes an internal memory function that maintains the latch state and a mechanical lock for secure engagement of the door latch. Designed for compatibility with both AC and DC control circuits, this electric strike is intended for integration with intercoms, access control panels, remote release systems and other door entry equipment that requires a fail-safe unlocking mechanism.

Advantages

The symmetrical design allows installation on doors with different latch orientations without the need for separate left- or right-handed models. The internal memory function records the last latch state to support consistent operation after brief power interruptions. A mechanical block provides positive retention of the latch when locked, reducing the risk of inadvertent opening. Compatibility with AC and DC supply simplifies integration into a range of access systems and makes it suitable for retrofitting into existing installations.

Suitable for

• Residential and commercial entrance doors with access control systems
• Intercom and video door phone installations
• Remote release systems and gated entry points
• Doors requiring fail-safe unlocking and secure latch retention

Key specifications

• Symmetrical strike design for reversible installation
• Internal memory function to maintain last latch state
• Mechanical lock for positive latch retention
• Operates with AC and DC control circuits
• Suitable for integration with intercoms, access panels and remote release systems

How to use

Mount the electric strike into the door frame aligned with the door latch according to the frame preparation and manufacturer installation guidelines. Connect the control wiring to the building's AC or DC access control circuit ensuring correct polarity and voltage where applicable. Configure the strike to interface with the intercom, access panel or remote release system so that an electrical release signal actuates the memory and unlock sequence. Verify mechanical engagement of the latch and test fail-safe unlocking to ensure the strike releases correctly when power is applied or removed, depending on the system design.

Usage recommendations

Use qualified personnel for installation and electrical connections. Regularly inspect mechanical engagement and wiring integrity, and schedule periodic maintenance to ensure reliable operation in access control systems.