Von Duprin 6211 24V US32D DS CON Mortise Lockset Device Electric Strike, 24V DC, 3/4" Throw, 4-7/8" Length Face Plate, 1-11/16" Depth Back Box, Stainless Steel

For secure, dependable controlled entry in commercial and institutional environments, the Von Duprin 6211 electric strike delivers industry-leading durability and integration for access control. This 6200 Series strike is built from heavy-duty stainless steel, UL1034 burglary-resistant and UL10C listed for fire door applications, giving facility managers confidence in both security and code compliance. Designed for 24V DC operation with a 3/4" throw, the 6211 provides consistent fail-secure performance at high-traffic openings and pairs easily with mortise or cylindrical locksets. Non-handed design, an adjustable strike box and a movable keeper (remote release) simplify retrofits and reduce installation time, while two-piece plug connectors make maintenance fast and predictable. Use the Von Duprin 6211 with your access control, surveillance, and monitoring systems to create coordinated, auditable entry workflows that protect people and assets. Ideal for schools, hospitals, government buildings and commercial facilities—contact your distributor or order now to specify the correct strike for your door hardware and deployment.

• Deliver fail-secure controlled entry for commercial and institutional doors, improving perimeter security and integration with access control systems
• Heavy-duty stainless steel construction and UL1034/UL10C listings for long-term durability and code-compliant fire/entry protection
• 24V DC operation with 3/4" throw provides reliable, consistent performance for high-traffic openings
• Non-handed, adjustable strike box and movable keeper simplify retrofits and compensate for door/frame misalignment, reducing installation time
• Two-piece plug connectors and common mortise/cylindrical compatibility speed installation and service, lowering total cost of ownership
• Designed to work with surveillance and monitoring systems for coordinated security and traffic control across facilities