Adams Rite Ultraline 7400 Electric Strike

Adams Rite 7400 Electric Strike for Radius Jambs (meaning face plate has rounded corners) and aluminum finish.

Control your doors with an electric strike that's designed to fit almost any application. The Adams Rite 7400 can operate in either Fail Secure or Fail Safe modes easily and can run on 12 or 24 volts in DC or AC mode. An added bonus of this strike is its ability to operate under preload conditions. This can be important if your door is warped or "sprung" especially with a wood door. This is much less a problem with metal or fiber glass doors. The pressure that this curvature of the door puts on the electric strike can prevent it from working properly. This is one of only a few electric strikes to offer those options.

Opens under 35lbs of pre-load

Installs easily on Aluminum jambs or stiles, wood or hollow metal jambs

1" x 3-3/8" x 1-1/16" deep case

Stainless Steel bolt retainer jaw

Non handed

Accepts up to 5/8" latch bolt projections

Perfect solution for storefront doors with Adams Rite hardware

Fits into jambs as shallow as 1-1/16" deep Includes shims to allow you to adjust for door issues Available for square or radius installation

Electric Strikes work great for remote release of a locked door as in a reception area. They allow the door to be opened without retracting the latchbolt. This occurs by the releasing of the electric strike lip. In the case of the new 7400, the latch keeper works a little differently than on most other electric strikes. Instead of one piece pivoting horizontally to pass the latch, 2 parts actually pivot together up and down to release the lock latch and then as most strikes when the door closes the beveled latchbolt rides over the lip and falls into the electric strike pocket.

Fail safe or fail secure - User selectable and easily done with the turn of a screw.

12 24 volts ac or dc

Face plate has rounded corners so it will work in aluminum or wood door frames. Easy installation regardless on rounded or strait edge cutouts.