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Surface Mount Installation
Reversible from Fail-secure to Fail-safe
Loosen screw #1 first. Loosen screw #2 and fix it to the other end.
Fix screw #1 next to its original place.
“Fail-Secure”
(Power to Open)
Butt Splice (IDC) Connector
Place the wire inside the connector and use a crimp or
pliers to press down on the head of the connector evenly.
GK1100 are electric strike lock designed for ANSI standard fire door and
surface mount. This electric strike lock can easily be configured to either
fail-safe and fail-secure modes.
“Fail-Safe”
(Power to Lock)
Electric Strike Installation Instruction
GK1100 Series
Wiring Diagram
GK1100 series is polarity insensitive
2-1
GK1100
Blue: N.O.
Green: COM.
Yellow: N.C.
Red:
Red:
Gray: N.C.
White: COM.
Brown: N.O.
Locked or Unlocked Status
N.C. contact or access relay for fail-safe setting
Latch Monitoring
12~28VDC/AC
Power
supply
Access Control Device
N.O. contact or access relay for fail-secure setting
N.C. contact output : open status
N.O. contact output : closed status
N.O. contact output : unlocked status
N.C. contact output : locked status
GK1150
(Unmonitored)
Operating Voltage
Voltage Tolerance
Current Draw
Operating Temperature
Humidity
12-28VAC/VDC
±15%
14˚F to 113˚F (-10˚C to +45˚C)
0~95% non condensing
230mA/12VDC ;140mA/28VDC
440mA/12VAC ; 230mA/28VAC
Max. Latch Throw
11/16” (17mm)
Cycle Test
Up to 1,000,000 (solenoid)
Holding Force
1,500 lbs
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