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electric strike

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electric strike
An electrical device that permits the release of a door at a remote location.
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Electric strike, mortise, cylindrical locks and crash bars are modifications to more traditional locks that are activated electronically by means of the many options that electric-powered devices allow.
What Are Electric Locks? by Yodle Local / General interest community
An opening that requires a person to be "buzzed in" is equipped with an electric strike.
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It interfaces with access control panels and routes power to a variety of access control devices including magnetic locks, electric strikes, door holders, card readers, and biometrics.
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