Trimec TS3201 Electric Strike
The ES300 (non-monitored) and ES3000 (monitored) groups of patented Burglar Resistant Strikes are designed for high-security applications and manufactured from solid stainless steel. These long ANSI strikes offer a strong, dependable and long-lasting electric strike solution and are suitable for use with any access control system using 90-degree swing doors. These strikes are extremely flexible and can be changed from power-to-lock or power-to-open, mounted on the left or right-hand side of the door and come as standard with a continuously rated coil, thus reducing the amount of stock needed to cover each application.
- Category: Electric Locks & Strikes
- SKU: LT113201-030
- MPN: lt113201-030lwenc1jpg
Trimec TS3201 Electric Strike
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Standard delivery to main‑centre, ground‑floor addresses is included in the quoted rate. For rural or oversized deliveries, any extra freight will be confirmed before dispatch.
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- 136 Cryers Road, East Tāmaki, Auckland 2013
Key Details:
- SKU:
- CNZ-CL-001560
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Genuine NZ stock with full manufacturer warranty — no parallel imports. Hardware only, priced sharp, dispatched fast.
Trimec TS3201 Electric Strike
The ES300 (non-monitored) and ES3000 (monitored) groups of patented Burglar Resistant Strikes are designed for high-security applications and manufactured from solid stainless steel. These long ANSI strikes offer a strong, dependable and long-lasting electric strike solution and are suitable for use with any access control system using 90-degree swing doors. These strikes are extremely flexible and can be changed from power-to-lock or power-to-open, mounted on the left or right-hand side of the door and come as standard with a continuously rated coil, thus reducing the amount of stock needed to cover each application.