Electric Strikes

RIM EXIT & UNIVERSAL CYLINDRICAL STRIKES FOR ACCESS CONTROL

Description

BEA’s Electric Strike portfolio includes Rim Exit and Universal Cylindrical strikes for access control applications.

The Rim Exit strike is designed specifically for rim exit devices. This strike is completely surface mounted, which eliminates the need to cut into the door frame.

The Universal Cylindrical strike provides controlled access and security for egress and ingress applications where code compliance and safety are paramount. This strike is UL 294 listed and has been independently tested for over one million cycles of operation.

Features

UL Listed

UL / ULC listed for up to 1500 lbs of static strength

Sturdy design

Conventional keeper design promotes even-load distribution in the event of a forced entry

Robust housing

Reinforced housing reduces twisting on imperfect frame

Modular faceplate options

Three modular faceplates for the most common door types: hollow metal, aluminum and wood

Table of specifications

10STRIKERE
Mode	Fail Safe
Voltage	12 VAC / VDC 24 VAC / VDC 11 VAC / 16 VDC
Duty	Intermittent, Continuous Intermittent, Continuous Intermittent, Intermittent
Sound	Buzz, Silent Buzz, Silent Buzz, Buzz
Amps †	0.30, 0.50 0.64, 0.24 0.35, 0.50
Ohms ‡	22, 22 22, 89 22, 22

10STRIKECU
Mode	Fail Safe, Fail Secure
Voltage	12 VDC 24 VDC 12 – 24 VAC
Duty	Continuous Continuous Intermittent
Sound	Silent Silent Buzz
Amps †	0.375 0.190 0.280 – 0.565
Ohms ‡	37 148 37

Fail Safe – Lock or locking device that remains unlocked on loss of power
Fail Secure – Lock or locking device that remains locked on loss of power. Also known as Non-Fail Safe (NFS)
Intermittent Duty – Energized less than 1 minute with duty ratio 1:5
Continuous Duty – Energized 1 minute or more
† Amp ratings are based on maximum current draw at 50 ºF and include initial power-up current
‡ Nominal resistance at 77 ºF ±7% tolerance

Versions

10STRIKERE

Rim Exit Electric Strike
10STRIKECU

Universal Cylindrical Electric Strike

Downloads

User Guides
- Rim Exit Electric Strike User Guide Download
- Cylindrical Universal Electric Strike User Guide Download
Cut Sheets
- Electric Strikes Cut Sheet Download
Download the package

Frequently asked questions

Are ELECTRIC STRIKES UL294 listed?

Yes.

What types of face plates come with the CYLINDRICAL UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC STRIKE?

There are 3 face plates available for most door types: hollow metal, aluminum, and wood.

How deep of a latch throw will the CYLINDRICAL UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC STRIKE accommodate?

1/2 inch to 5/8 inch latch throw.

Is the CYLINDRICAL UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC STRIKE field selectable for fail safe/fail secure?

Yes.

Can I power ELECTRIC STRIKES with AC or DC, 12 or 24 volts?

Yes. There are two jumpers supplied.

12 VDC and 12 to 24 VAC
24 VDC

Why does the ELECTRIC STRIKE release, but does not buzz?

Replace the power supply with a correct voltage AC power supply and the 12 V connector. If this cannot be done, the PIEZO buzzer can be installed.

Why does the ELECTRIC STRIKE make a buzzing sound?

This is a voltage issue. The ELECTRIC STRIKE requires a 12 to 24 VDC power supply. If using an AC power supply, ensure UL294 or as local codes mandate; otherwise, a rectifier may be installed.

Is the RIM EXIT ELECTRIC STRIKE rated for continuous duty?

Yes, but only when powered by 12 or 24 VDC.

What is “continuous duty”?

Powered for longer than 1 minute at a time.

What is the function of the 2 locking screws on the RIM EXIT ELECTRIC STRIKE?

The locking screws lock the device in place after all adjustments have been made and proper operation has been verified.