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Sprint Releases New Aussie Designed Electric Strike

EDH (Electronic Door Hardware) has specially designed these flush mount strikes for timber and aluminum door frames.  For more details, brochures and pricing of these products please call the sales team at Sprint Intercom & Security. The first stage of the release will comprise of 4 different strikes for internal application: DBS281 (Fail Secure) 12V […]

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    EDH (Electronic Door Hardware) has specially designed these flush mount strikes for timber and aluminum door frames. 

    For more details, brochures and pricing of these products please call the sales team at Sprint Intercom & Security.

    The first stage of the release will comprise of 4 different strikes for internal application:

    DBS281 (Fail Secure) 12V AC/DC – Stainless Steel Face Plate

    For use with:  Standard key in knob mortice type locks

    DBS283 (Fail Secure) 12V AC/DC – Stainless Steel Face Plate

    For use with : Lockwood style 3570-3580 mortice locks 

    DBS284 (Fail Secure) 12V AC/DC – Die Cast Aluminum Face Plate

    For use with: Standard key in knob and selected mortice locks

    DBS282 (Fail Safe) 12V DC – 12mm glass panels

    For use with: Glass cabinets, bottle shops & show rooms

    These strikes have been cycle tested to 950,000 operations

    Distributor: Sprint Intercom & Security

    Contact: 61 2 9427 2677

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