Electric strike 24S---------D15
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 deadbolt.
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
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| DIN-direction | Right |
| potential | 6-12 V AC/DC |
| Fail-locked | Yes |
| Hold-open function | 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 |
| Material housing | Zinc die-cast |
| Latch material | Zinc die-cast |
| 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 |