RCI 0162 0 Series 3/4" Rim Strike, Fail-Secure, 1,500lbf Static, Brushed Stainless Steel

For sites that demand robust, reliable access control, the RCI by dormakaba 0162 rim electric strike delivers secure, low-maintenance performance. This surface-mounted electric strike is engineered specifically for rim exit devices, eliminating the need to cut frames and speeding up retrofits and new installations. The fail-secure design and 1,500lbf static strength provide strong resistance against forced entry, while stainless steel construction ensures long life in high-traffic commercial and institutional environments. Installers benefit from plug-in wire connectors, lockdown holes and HEX socket screws for a fast, secure fit; horizontal adjustment and included 1/16" spacer accommodate latch projections from 1/2" to 3/4" and correct door misalignment. Operating at 12V DC, the 0162 integrates smoothly with access control panels, monitoring systems and security infrastructure to support surveillance and event logging. Backed by a 5-year limited warranty, it’s an ideal choice for schools, healthcare, offices and retail where consistent, monitored security is required. Choose the RCI 0162 electric strike to simplify installation and strengthen access control—order now or contact your rep for application guidance.

• Ready-to-install surface mount design saves time and avoids frame cutting, reducing labor and retrofit costs
• 1,500lbf static strength and fail-secure configuration for dependable perimeter security and forced-entry resistance
• Heavy-duty stainless steel construction resists wear and provides a professional, corrosion-resistant finish for high-traffic doors
• Plug-in wire connectors, HEX screws and lockdown holes streamline installation and secure mounting for installers and integrators
• Adjustable latch engagement and included spacers compensate for misaligned doors and varied latch projections (1/2"–3/4")
• Designed for rim exit devices—ideal for access control, monitoring and integration with security and surveillance systems