RCI 7105 7 Series Centerline Electric Strike, Fail Secure, 12VDC, 1-1/8"W x 5-7/8"H, Brushed Stainless Steel

Secure high-traffic commercial doors with the RCI by dormakaba 7105 Centerline Electric Strike — engineered to deliver dependable fail-secure access control for offices, healthcare, education and retail environments. This centerline electric strike combines a compact brushed stainless steel profile with a 500 lb holding strength and 12VDC low-voltage operation, giving security managers a durable, energy-efficient solution that integrates seamlessly with existing surveillance and monitoring systems.

Installers benefit from the 1/8" horizontal pivot adjustment and included trim plate and mounting hardware, which speed field alignment and cover irregular frame cutouts for a clean finish. The non-handed design and compatibility with 5/8" latch projections, cylindrical and mortise locks, and door thicknesses from 1-3/8" to 2-3/8" make the 7105 ideal for retrofits and new builds. Built from corrosion-resistant stainless steel and rated for 250,000 cycles, it delivers long service life and burglary-resistant performance.

For reliable electric strike security that simplifies installation and supports modern access control strategies, choose the RCI 7105 Centerline Electric Strike. Contact sales or order now to upgrade your facility’s door security.

• Fail-secure reliability that keeps high-traffic doors protected while integrating smoothly with existing access control and surveillance systems
• Robust 500 lb holding strength and 250,000-cycle durability for long-term commercial performance and reduced maintenance
• 1/8" horizontal pivot adjustment and included trim plate speed installation and ensure precise latch alignment across varied frames
• Wide compatibility with 5/8" latch projection, multiple locks (cylindrical, mortise, exit devices) and door thicknesses (1-3/8"–2-3/8") for flexible retrofits
• Low-voltage 12VDC operation (280mA) minimizes power draw and works with standard access control power supplies