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Can 24 volts be run to a 12 volt 6000 series electric strike solenoid?
Resolution:
You can't run 24VDC into the 12VDC electric strike, over voltage such as this will cause the solenoid to heat up and damage the solenoid. You must change to a 24V solenoid, part number 050240-00.:
What power supply is required to operate the 6000 series electric strike?
Resolution:
Option boards are not required with PS900 series power supplies when using electric strikes. See the list of options below. The PS902 would power up to 5 electric strikes at 24VDC or&n...:
Can you power a electric strike from the 7900 control boxes?
Resolution:
The power supply output in the 7900 series control box is a 12VDC output, rated at (1/4A) 0.250A. It cannot be used to power a strike or maglock. You need to have a separate power supply for the st...:
Can you power an electric strike or maglock from the 9500 Series Senior Swing?
Resolution:
An electric strike or maglock (24 volt only) can be wired to a Senior Swing 2800/9500 series operator using the P10 Lock Interface cable.For Current Sr Swing control boxes with ID# 72940 on th...:
Can the 8200 Series operator power a electric strike?
Resolution:
The 8200 Series operator CANNOT power a strike, maglock, or EL device. A separate power supply is ALWAYS required. There is an onboard relay to control a strike, maglock, or EL device.:
How do you wire an electric strike to a 4600 Series operator?
Resolution:
The 4630/4630 operator has a 12 VDC and 24 VDC output that can power an electric strike or maglock. The wiring diagrams are shown on page 14 of the installation instructions (attached). 4600 Insta...:
Why is a 5100 electric strike clicking but not locking?
Resolution:
Follow the steps below to troubleshoot the problem. Measure the voltage at the electric strike. If the strike is FSE and not locking there should be no voltage at the strike and if it is FS there ...: