Trine 3234X-375-12DC-26D 3000 Series Electric Strike, 12VDC, Fail Secure, 2-3/4" x 1-1/8" Faceplate, 3/8" Extended Lip, Satin Chrome

Delivering reliable perimeter security and streamlined access control, the Trine Access Technology 3234X-375 is a commercial-grade electric strike engineered for performance and ease of integration. This 3000 Series electric strike uses 12VDC power and a fail-secure configuration to ensure doors remain locked during power loss—ideal for protecting data centers, server rooms, and restricted workspaces. The unit’s 3/8" extended lip and 2-3/4" x 1-1/8" faceplate provide reinforced engagement with the latch, reducing forced-entry risk and improving long-term durability under heavy traffic. Finished in satin chrome, the strike complements professional installations while resisting corrosion and wear. Integrators and facility managers will appreciate how simply it pairs with existing access panels, door monitoring contacts, and surveillance systems—helping maintain cohesive security and monitoring across your site. Backed by Trine’s 3000 Series construction and a 1-year limited warranty, the 3234X-375 balances dependable locking performance with cost-effective installation. Specify this electric strike to upgrade door security and streamline access control deployments—contact us to order or to discuss integration with your security and surveillance systems.

• Keeps secure during power loss: fail-secure design maintains locked doors to protect sensitive areas and assets.
• Easy system integration: 12VDC operation works with existing access control panels and monitoring systems to reduce installation time.
• Enhanced engagement: 3/8" extended lip and 2-3/4" x 1-1/8" faceplate provide stronger strike capture for high-traffic commercial doors.
• Durable, professional finish: 3000 Series construction with satin chrome resists wear while matching modern security hardware aesthetics.
• Retrofit-ready installation: engineered for fast replacement of standard strikes to minimize downtime in IT rooms, offices, and facilities.