Electric strike 14ES--------D14
Product description
Model with reversible design. The advantage lies in the fact that the connection also points upwards in the DIN right version. This means the cable conduit is not near the dead bolt. With mechanical unlocking (daytime unlocking).
Overview of Advantages
- The minimum gap between the strike latch and casing lower surface enables DL and DR designs to be combined with locks which contain a minimum latch deadbolt clearance.
- For striking plates with minimum latch deadbolt clearance
- Suitable for all common striking plates
- Can be combined with striking plates with latch bolt guide (standard) without FaFix®
Scope of delivery
- 1 piece electric strike
Product image
| DIN-direction | Left |
| potential | 6-12 V AC/DC |
| Mechanical unlocking (E) | Yes |
| Fail-locked | Yes |
| Rated resistance | 7,7 Ohm |
| Current consumption AC 12 V | 1100 mA |
| Current consumption AC 6 V | 550 mA |
| Current consumption DC (50% Residual ripple) 12 V | 1480 mA |
| Current consumption DC (50% Residual ripple) 6 V | 740 mA |
| Current consumption DC (stabilized) 12 V | 1560 mA |
| Current consumption DC (stabilized) 6 V | 780 mA |
| Break-in resistance | 6500 N |
| Height | 104 mm |
| Width | 20,5 mm |
| Depth | 28 mm |
| Operating temperature range | -15 °C to +40 °C |
| Installation position | Vertical |
| Material housing | Zinc die-cast |
| Latch material | Steel |
| Max. latch preload AC | 160 N |
| Max. latch preload DC (50% ripple) 6 V | 40 N |
| Max. latch preload DC (50% ripple) 12 V | 100 N |
| Max. latch preload DC (stabilised) 6 V | 10 N |
| Max. latch preload DC (stabilised) 12 V | 60 N |