Von Duprin 6111 6100 Series Electric Strike 12VDC Heavy Duty for Rim Exit Devices in Single or Double Door with Mullion Applications, Fail Secure, Satin Stainless Steel

Ensure secure, reliable remote access control for high-traffic openings with the Von Duprin 6111 from the 6100 Series electric strikes. This heavy-duty electric strike is designed for businesses and facilities that need robust security hardware that integrates with surveillance, monitoring, and access control systems. Built from stainless steel and UL 1034 burglary-resistant listed, the 6111 provides fail-secure protection and is available in 12VDC operation (600 mA) for consistent, energy-efficient performance. Models 6111–6113 are UL 10C 3-hour fire-rated (fail secure), making them suitable for demanding interior and exterior applications. Installer-focused features—horizontal strike box adjustment, two-piece plug connectors, and compatibility with multiple rim exit devices and mullion applications—reduce retrofit time and lower project labor costs. Optional accessories like rectifier kits and dual monitor switches allow easy integration with alarm panels, credential readers, and building management systems. Specify the Von Duprin 6111 6100 Series Electric Strike when you need a heavy-duty, code-compliant solution for access control and security—contact us for application assistance or to place an order.

• Heavy-duty stainless steel construction delivers long-lasting durability and reliable security for high-traffic doors
• Fail-secure operation and UL-listed burglary/fire ratings provide proven protection for access control and alarm integrations
• Simple retrofit or new-construction installation with horizontal strike adjustment and two-piece plug connectors for quick servicing
• Compatible with rim exit devices, rim nightlatch, single or double door with mullion applications to simplify specification across openings
• Flexible power and monitoring options (12VDC operation, optional 24V/AC, dual monitor switches, rectifier kit) for seamless system integration