Electric Door Strike
Electric door strike troubleshooting
We encountered a problem where the electric strike was not retracting upon swiping the keyfob and pulling out the door. Additionally, the stationary door was not properly stabilized
To address this issue, we performed a series of repair steps to ensure optimal performance and security.
Firstly, we removed the old electric strike and proceeded to modify the stationary door to fit the new strike.
Next, we supplied and installed a new heavy-duty electric strike, which was carefully aligned and secured to ensure proper functionality.
Additionally, we supplied and installed a new sliding bolt on the stationary door to provide additional stability and enhance overall security.
In this video, you can see the door before and after the repair.
Door Hardware Electric Strike
Electric strikes are used in electromagnetic locking systems to control the locking mechanism on doors in secure areas.
Entery Door Electric Strike Repair
We understand the importance of a well-functioning entry system and take pride in our attention to detail during the repair process. By implementing these solutions, we are confident that the door will operate smoothly and securely for years to come. Regular maintenance and inspections are also recommended to prevent future issues from arising.
Electric door strike lock
What is the difference between MAG lock and electric strike?
When it comes to locking systems, electric strike locks and magnetic locks have distinct differences. The main contrast lies in their power consumption. Magnetic locks are designed to fail-safe, while electric strikes are commonly fail-secure. Essentially, maglocks demand power to secure the door, while electric locks rely on power to release the door.