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Electric door strikes from Abloy Security allow escape route doors, interlock system doors and doors with an air seal to be opened when subject to side loads. The fail-unlocked effeff 331 strike has been designed for doors on escape routes while the 131 strike was developed for doors and barriers in interlock systems. In normal operating conditions, wooden or metal doors with either 331 or 131 will open with a push or pull, making the products suitable for applications where the elderly, disabled or young are operating the doors. The single action electric strikes are manufactured from precision cast steel so they can withstand environmental conditions, frequent use and vandalism. Break-in resistance on the products is 15,000N for 131 and 7,500N for the 331.

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Multi-function electric locks are available from Abloy Security. The products are non-handed, 12-24V, fail locked or unlocked, in a choice of motor or solenoid operation and can be fitted to all types of timber or metal doors. For safety during an emergency, free egress is allowed by the inside lever handle, whilst mechanical override by key comes as standard for authorised personnel.

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Designed for use in high density traffic areas, Abloy Security has launched a heavy-duty door operator. The DA361 can be used on external and internal doors, and is suitable for fire doors as it meets the requirements of EN13501-2 and EN1634-1. It can be connected directly to fire alarm systems. Each product incorporates a power supply unit, motor control board, door closing mechanism and position sensors. It also includes an electro-mechanical clutch and hydraulic closing system. This assists in energy consumption as well as control over opening and closing speeds. A push and go function can be programmed for use where a low opening force is required, which is particularly suitable for compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act.

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