Electric Strikes

Electric Door Strikes for Secure Access Control & Reliable Entry Management

Today, managing building access requires more than traditional locking. Electric door strikes maintain security and safety while providing smooth door operation. American Locksets provides an extensive range of electric strikes for commercial doors that deliver reliable performance with easy access.

We offer solutions that allow you to upgrade existing doors without replacing the entire door system, making them a practical choice for buildings with both security and convenience requirements.

About Our Electric Strike Solutions

Our electric strikes work with existing lock hardware, ensuring security and enabling door release via access control systems. By using this approach, facilities can manage entry efficiently without compromising safety or usability.

Our product offerings include Von Duprins, HESs, Adams Rites, and other industry-recognized options, allowing us to meet the needs of a wide range of commercial door applications. They provide reliable functionality wherever they're needed, such as in interior access points and broader building security infrastructure.

Key Features of Our Electric Strikes

• Locksets can be used without replacing existing ones for controlled access

• Suitable for a wide range of commercial doors and frames

• Ideal for integrating with credential readers and keypads

• Designed to withstand repeated use in high-traffic environments

• The device is available in configurations that support electric strikes for panic hardware

• Products from trusted manufacturers with a long history of commercial success

• Assists facilities in maintaining secure entry and supporting safe egress

Why Choose American Locksets for Electric Strikes?

Extensive Selection From Trusted Manufacturers

The wide range of hardware options we offer includes RCI, Dynalock, and Trine Electric Strikes.

Built to Perform in Real Commercial Environments

Our door strikes are designed for facilities with continuously operating doors, assisting daily operations without compromising security.

Integration-Friendly Hardware Options

The selected products are designed to work seamlessly with access control infrastructure, enabling facilities to expand or upgrade security systems without complex modifications.

Configurations for Multiple Door Types

We can install our electric strikes in a variety of commercial settings, from standard openings to specialized applications. We can install electric strikes on metal, wood, and aluminum frames.

Same-Day Shipping From U.S. Warehouses

American Locksets helps contractors and facility managers stay on top of projects without running into unnecessary delays by stocking inventory across multiple locations.

Upgrade Entry Control With Professional Electric Strike Hardware

Electric strikes offer the convenience of controlled security without interfering with door functionality. American Locksets offers reliable solutions backed by trusted brands, broad compatibility, and quick fulfillment, delivering the reliability you need while maintaining operational efficiency.

FAQs

1. What are electric strikes used for?

Electric strikes can be activated via an access system to unlock a door in a controlled manner while keeping the latch secure, making them an ideal solution for commercial buildings.

2. Can electric strikes work with existing door hardware?

Yes, most electric strikes can be mounted on existing cylindrical and mortise locks, eliminating the need to replace the entire system.

3. Are electric strikes suitable for panic hardware doors?

Several models feature electric strikes for panic hardware, which allows controlled access and emergency exits to operate simultaneously.

4. Where are electric strikes commonly installed?

These devices are widely used in commercial environments requiring monitored or credentialed access, including health care facilities, schools, and offices.

5. Do electric strikes require access control systems to operate?

The most common application is to connect them to access control devices, but they can be configured for different security setups based on the application's requirements.