QWORK Electric Door Strike Lock 12VDC – Fail-Safe/Fail-Secure, Heavy Duty, 2-Pack

Meet the QWORK Electric Door Strike Lock, a robust 12VDC solution designed to upgrade ordinary doors into controlled access points. Built with a brushed stainless steel panel and a one-piece zinc alloy lock body, this strike blends durability with a clean, professional look. Each unit undergoes rigorous testing before leaving the factory, ensuring reliable performance in daily use.

Key features combine power efficiency with strength. The all-copper coil delivers steady performance while minimizing energy use and heat generation, helping your system stay cooler during extended operation.

Two operation modes for flexible control

Switch between normally open (fail-safe) and normally closed (fail-secure) modes by turning a simple screw. In fail-safe mode, the door opens when power is interrupted. In fail-secure mode, the door remains closed when power is off. This flexibility supports a variety of building security strategies.

Durability meets practical design

• Max impact strength up to 882 lbs (400 kg), providing solid resistance to tampering and accidental contact.
• All-copper coil with low power consumption reduces heat and helps extend the life of your access control system.

Easy installation and broad compatibility

• Includes complete mounting hardware and is designed to fit most metal or wood doors, suitable for both right- and left-handed doors.
• Converts cylindrical locks into electronic access control systems, compatible with most access control setups, cylinder locks, and mechanical locks.

Practical use cases lie across offices, retail, and facilities where space is at a premium and reliable access control matters. The kit’s sturdy construction and straightforward installation help you move from a traditional lock to a modern control point without major modifications.

Note: While the design supports a range of environments, we recommend verifying compatibility with your existing hardware and power supply. This description highlights possibilities based on the provided specifications, not guaranteed outcomes.