Von Duprin Electric Strikes

Shop Von Duprin electric strikes for commercial doors and access-control applications. Compare models for compatible rim exit devices, mortise locks and cylindrical locks, including selected single-door and double-door configurations. An electric strike provides controlled release at the strike, allowing a compatible latch to pass through when access is granted.

Match the strike to the existing lock or exit device, frame preparation, voltage and required fail-safe or fail-secure operation. This collection also includes selected power supplies, electric-strike service parts and related electrified hardware; check the product type and package contents before ordering. Browse Von Duprin exit devices for compatible door hardware, or return to the full Von Duprin collection for trim, parts and other project needs.

Choosing a Von Duprin Electric Strike

Choosing a Von Duprin electric strike starts with identifying the hardware that latches the door. A rim exit device, mortise lock and cylindrical lock can require different strike configurations. Record the existing lock or device model and compare it with the compatibility information for the proposed strike. The brand name alone does not establish a match. For an existing installation, keep the complete strike model number, electrical markings and photographs of the frame preparation available while selecting the replacement.

Check the physical installation before choosing a finish. Faceplate dimensions, mounting locations, latch engagement and available space must suit the opening. This assortment includes models described for single-door applications and open-back or closed-back configurations for double doors. Review the specified application of each model and the installation template rather than choosing by overall length alone. For a replacement, measure the existing preparation and compare those measurements with the new strike specifications before ordering hardware or arranging installation.

Electrical operation is another selection step. Verify the voltage, power requirements and fail-safe or fail-secure configuration stated for the exact model. A fail-secure strike remains secure when power is removed; a fail-safe strike releases when power is removed. The required function depends on the opening and the project design. Confirm the power supply and control requirements together with the strike, and check the applicable listing for a fire-rated opening. Similar-looking models can have different electrical configurations.

Distinguish a complete electric strike from the other items in the collection. Selected power supplies and replacement springs or sliders are supporting products, while an electrified mortise lock body is a separate type of locking hardware. Read the item description and included components so the order contains the equipment needed for the installation. When servicing a strike, match the replacement component to its stated model compatibility; a service part intended for one configuration should not be assumed to fit another.

Before purchasing, compare the full model designation, lock compatibility, dimensions, electrical function and finish in one review. For a new access-control opening, use the project hardware schedule to coordinate the strike with the door hardware and controls. For maintenance, retain the installed model information for future service. The main Von Duprin collection provides a route to exit devices, trim and replacement hardware when the project extends beyond the electric strike itself.