Trine 4850LB US32D 4800 Series Enhanced Electric Strike, Fail Safe, Active Latchbolt Monitoring, Satin Stainless Steel

Protect critical entry points with the Trine Access Technology 4850LB US32D — an Enhanced Electric Strike from the 4800 Series engineered for dependable, professional access control. Ideal for commercial and institutional installations, this fail-safe electric strike provides power-to-release operation and active latchbolt monitoring so security teams and building managers always know a door's status. The model 4850LB US32D features a satin stainless steel faceplate for long-lasting corrosion resistance and a finished appearance that complements modern security hardware.

Designed to integrate seamlessly with card readers, door controllers, and surveillance systems, the 4800 Series strike supports straightforward installation and reduced retrofitting costs. Active latchbolt monitoring sends accurate feedback to your access control or alarm system, enhancing monitoring, incident response and compliance reporting. Whether securing offices, hospitals, or multi-tenant facilities, this Trine electric strike delivers a balance of performance, durability and professional aesthetics. Upgrade your security infrastructure with a reliable strike that works with existing hardware and improves operational visibility. Contact your distributor or add the 4850LB US32D to your next access control project today.

• Enhanced perimeter security: fail-safe operation and active latchbolt monitoring give clear door status for reliable access control
• Durable, attractive finish: satin stainless steel resists corrosion and maintains a professional look in high-traffic environments
• Easy integration: 4800 Series design and standard mounting make it compatible with most commercial door frames and access control systems
• Reduced downtime: heavy-duty construction and proven Trine Access Technology engineering minimize maintenance and replacement costs
• Improved situational awareness: built-in monitoring supports security and surveillance systems for real-time lock status and incident response