Adams Rite Door access control

For remote access control of any narrow stile aluminium door and will accomodate a latch throw of up to 19.05mm.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a hollow jamb section as shallow as 47mm.

Featuring a narrower faceplate than the 7110 Series, the 7113 is particularly suited to 44mm thick timber doors.  The strike can be mounted in the frame or the inactive leaf of a pair of doors and a modified subcover is available as an option for applications using a T-bar on the door.

For remote access control of any timber or steel door and will accomodate a latch throw of up to 19.05mm.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a hollow jamb section as shallow as 47mm.

Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a jamb section as shallow as 44.55mm.  The design of the steel wraparound faceplate helps provide additional protection to the timber door frame in the area of the electric strike.  The subcover is flush with the outer face of the steel faceplate and is therefore ideal in situations where a ‘T-Bar' protection strip is fitted.

The 7108 Series have flat faceplates for mounting in the frame of single action, single leaf aluminium doors.

The 7130 Series strikes have a large flat faceplate to cover the strike opening when converting from an MS pivoted-bolt deadlock to a deadlatch, and are designed for mounting in the frame of single action single leaf doors.

For remote access control of any timber or steel door equipped with Adams Rite 4700 series (or similar) deadlatch.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a timber or steel jamb section as shallow as 44.45mm.

For remote access control of any timber or steel door equipped with Adams Rite 4700 series (or similar) deadlatch.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a timber or steel jamb section as shallow as 44.45mm.

Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a jamb section as shallow as 44.55mm.  The design of the steel wraparound faceplate helps provide additional protection to the timber door frame in the area of the electric strike.  The subcover is flush with the outer face of the steel faceplate and is therefore ideal in situations where a ‘T-Bar' protection strip is fitted.

The 7130 Series strikes have a large flat faceplate to cover the strike opening when converting from an MS pivoted-bolt deadlock to a deadlatch, and are designed for mounting in the frame of single action single leaf doors.

Featuring a narrower faceplate than the 7110 Series, the 7113 is particularly suited to 44mm thick timber doors.  The strike can be mounted in the frame or the inactive leaf of a pair of doors and a modified subcover is available as an option for applications using a T-bar on the door.

For remote access control of any steel door equipped with Adams Rite 4700 Series (or similar) deadlatches.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a jamb section as shallow as 44.45mm.

For remote access control of any timber or steel door and will accomodate a latch throw of up to 19.05mm.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a hollow jamb section as shallow as 47mm.

Virtually identical to the 7100 Series, the 7101 has a radiused faceplate for mounting in the rounded nose in the inactive leaf of paired doors.

The product may be fitted in a vertical or horizontal position, but should not be fitted in the threshold.

For remote access control of any steel door equipped with Adams Rite 4700 Series (or similar) deadlatches.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a jamb section as shallow as 44.45mm.

The product may be fitted in a vertical or horizontal position, but should not be fitted in the threshold.

The 7108 Series have flat faceplates for mounting in the frame of single action, single leaf aluminium doors.

The 7130 Series strikes have a large flat faceplate to cover the strike opening when converting from an MS pivoted-bolt deadlock to a deadlatch, and are designed for mounting in the frame of single action single leaf doors.

For remote access control of any narrow stile aluminium door and will accomodate a latch throw of up to 19.05mm.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a hollow jamb section as shallow as 47mm.

For remote access control of any narrow stile aluminium door and will accomodate a latch throw of up to 19.05mm.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a hollow jamb section as shallow as 47mm.

For remote access control of any narrow stile aluminium door and will accomodate a latch throw of up to 19.05mm.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a hollow jamb section as shallow as 47mm.

For remote access control of any timber or steel door equipped with Adams Rite 4700 series (or similar) deadlatch.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a timber or steel jamb section as shallow as 44.45mm.

For remote access control of any timber or steel door equipped with Adams Rite 4700 series (or similar) deadlatch.  Electrical actuation unlocks the strike jaw, releasing the latchbolt so the door can be opened without operating the latch itself.  The compact mechanism fits into a timber or steel jamb section as shallow as 44.45mm.

Featuring a narrower faceplate than the 7110 Series, the 7113 is particularly suited to 44mm thick timber doors.  The strike can be mounted in the frame or the inactive leaf of a pair of doors and a modified subcover is available as an option for applications using a T-bar on the door.