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ES100/ES110 - 221 - 0316
To change electric strike’s mode of lock operation, remove brass screw from
top of strike body.
Invert strike and carefully release the small spring and 3 locking pins
(2 x Short pin, 1 x Long pin).
Re-insert pins in in the manner shown for the desired mode of lock
operation (Power to Open / fail Secure): see Fig. 1;
(Power to Lock / fail safe): see Fig. 2, followed by replacing the spring.
Screw in the brass screw to strike body. This will secure the spring and
locking pins.
Hole ‘B’ for
timber frame
Hole ‘A’ for
metal frame
Small End of
spring
Short Pins
Long Pin
Short Pins
Long Pin
• Peel backing off adhesive template and centrally locate in the
marked position, lining up both the mark for the door latch front
face (Line 1) and the centre mark of the latch (Line 2).
• For the metal door drill two Ø5mm holes (A) 24mm above and
below the “X” mark on the template, for a timber door drill
two Ø3mm holes (B).
• Ensure secondary bolt is not within the strike cavity.
• To enable the Electric strike to be located in the door frame, first
mark the position of the Door Latch front face on the door frame
with the door in the closed position, (”X”mm).
• Mark where centre of latch meets door frame:
- For new installations, mark frame where front of latch touches
the door frame at the midpoint of the latch bolt.
- For retrofit installations, remove existing strike plate and ensure
the latch fits into and is centred in existing hole.
CHANGING MODE OF LOCK OPERATION
MORTICING REBATE
POSITIONING OF STRIKE
MARKING OF STRIKE POSITION
• Using the template as a guide, mortice out the door frame to the
required size.
• Countersink holes in metal frame to accept screws.
Door
Frame
Door
Frame
Latch
Mark Door latch
front face on frame
(Line 1).
“X”
mm
Mark centre of Door
latch on frame
(Line 2).
100A series - 17mm
110A series - 20mm
100B series - 17mm
110B series - 20mm
100B series - 17mm
110B series - 20mm
100A series - 17mm
110A series - 20mm
ES100/ES110 SERIES ELECTRIC STRIKE
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
P/n
Power to Open
(Fail-Secure)
Fig 1
Power to Lock
(Fail-Safe)
Fig 2
Status Approved 2016-03-24
