RARAION Electric Mortice Release, 12V AC/DC, Fail Lock Mode
Secure 12V AC/DC electric mortice release with fail lock mode. Includes strike, mortice strike & rim case.
The RARAION Electric Mortice Release is a reliable security device designed for fail lock mode operation, ensuring that the door remains locked if power is removed. Operating on 12V AC/DC, this kit provides flexibility for various electrical setups.
The included components consist of 1x strike, 1x mortice strike, and 1x rim case, making this a complete solution for integrating electric locking mechanisms into doors that require fail-secure functionality.
Ideal for commercial and residential applications, this mortice release is suitable for situations where maintaining security during power loss is crucial. The robust construction ensures long-term durability and reliable performance under frequent use.
- Commercial door security
- Residential door locking systems
- Fail-secure access control
- Operating Voltage: 12V AC/DC
- Lock Mode: Fail Lock (Locked when power removed)
- Kit Includes: 1x Strike, 1x Mortice Strike, 1x Rim Case
- Weight: 390g
Free standard delivery on Australian mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on most products. For faulty items, contact us within 14 days for a replacement or refund.
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