Trine 2001C-12DC Electric Strike

Trine 2001C-12DC Electric Strike is a robust solution designed for light commercial applications, offering versatility with its fail secure functionality. Measuring 5-7/8" x 1-1/4", this electric strike is finished in sleek satin chrome, making it both aesthetically pleasing and durable. Engineered for poorly aligned frames, the 2000 Series Electric Strikes feature an adjustable design that accommodates wider latch bolts and ensures seamless operation. With a holding force of 900 lbs and a remarkable durability of 500,000 life cycles, this strike is built to withstand heavy use while maintaining reliable performance. The 1/8" horizontal latch adjustment allows for precise alignment, making installation straightforward and effective. Equipped with solid cast latch construction and quick connection screw terminals, the Trine 2001C-12DC ensures a secure and efficient installation process. Its non-handed operation adds to its versatility, allowing it to be used in a variety of settings. Operating at 12 VDC and with an amp draw of 0.2-.33, this electric strike is an excellent choice for commercial environments where security and ease of use are paramount. Backed by a one-year limited warranty, the Trine 2001C-12DC is a reliable addition to your door hardware solutions.

Electric Strike

Electric Strike, 12VDC, Fail Secure, 5-7/8" x 1-1/4", Satin Chrome

The adjustable 1000 & 2000 Seies is a light commercial series. These strike are non-handed used in new and replacement applications. The stike is used in poorly aligned frames. Holding force is 900lbs and a duribility testing of 500,000 life cycles.

Allows adjustment for wider latch bolts & poorly aligned doors & locksets.

• 1/8” Horizontal Latch Adjustment.
• Releases Under Slight Door Pre-Load.
• 500,000 Life Cycles -- Holding Force - 900 lbs.
• Solid Cast Latch - Chrome Plated.
• Non Handed Operation.
• Screw Terminals - Quick Connection.

Resources

• 2000 Series Electric Strikes Cut Sheet
• 2023 Trine Price Book (effective 4.28.2023)