Electric strike SCOT ES-S12AC/DC PROFI – symmetric electric door strike (AC/DC)

SCOT ES-S12AC/DC PROFI is a symmetric electric door strike designed for reliable control of latch-type door locks. Compatible with both AC and DC power, this electric strike accepts reversible latch tongues and is suitable for integration with access control systems, intercoms, and remote release mechanisms. It provides contact-based unlocking without modifying the existing lock cylinder and is intended for use in residential and commercial entrances where a symmetric latch requires a reversible or two-way strike.

Advantages

The ES-S12AC/DC PROFI supports both AC and DC supply, reducing installation constraints and enabling flexible connection to different power sources. Its symmetric design accommodates reversible latch tongues, so the same unit can be used on left- or right-hand doors. The product is compact and built for mounting in standard strike locations, allowing retrofit into existing frames while preserving the mechanical integrity of the original lock. It is suitable for integration with electronic access controllers and intercom systems for remote door release.

Suitable for

• Residential entrance doors with latch-type locks
• Commercial and office doors requiring remote access control
• Intercom and buzzer systems for entry release
• Retrofit projects where a reversible (symmetric) latch is used

Key specifications

• Power compatibility: accepts both AC and DC supply for versatile installation
• Symmetric design: reversible latch tongue compatibility for left or right door mounting
• Application: intended for latch-type mechanical locks without altering the lock cylinder
• Integration: suitable for connection to access control units, intercoms, and remote release circuits
• Mounting: designed for standard strike cutouts in door frames and retrofit installations

How to use

Install the SCOT ES-S12AC/DC PROFI in the door frame strike cavity, aligning the strike opening with the latch tongue. Connect the power supply according to the installation instructions, selecting the AC or DC input compatible with the building’s wiring and access control equipment. Integrate the strike with the intercom or access controller wiring so that an electrical signal releases the latch. After installation, test the strike operation by actuating the remote release and verifying that the latch retracts cleanly and the door can be opened without excessive force.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, confirm compatibility of the door latch dimensions and mounting cavity before installation. Use a qualified technician to perform wiring and mounting, especially when integrating with mains-powered AC supplies or centralized access control systems. Regularly inspect the strike and latch for wear and ensure connectors are secure to maintain consistent remote release performance.