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Electric strike can be used automatically and manually.
Meets CSIRO fire-resistance standards for safety.
Features solenoids designed for extended operational life.
Tested to withstand 2000 LBS jaw strength pull testing.
Comparison of GK300 series models based on door frame, switch, application, installation, and accessory.
Guide for flush mounting on hollow metal frames.
Guide for flush mounting on wood frames.
Guide for surface mounting the electric strike.
Lip extension brackets available for wide jambs.
Product withstands fire resistance per Australian Standard 1905.
Solenoid guaranteed for at least 1,000,000 cycles.
Sensor switch indicates lockset status (locked/unlocked).
Unique narrow strike base for streamlined door jamb solutions.
Electric strike can be used automatically and manually.
Meets CSIRO fire-resistance standards for safety.
Features solenoids designed for extended operational life.
Tested to withstand 2000 LBS jaw strength pull testing.
Comparison of GK300 series models based on door frame, switch, application, installation, and accessory.
Guide for flush mounting on hollow metal frames.
Guide for flush mounting on wood frames.
Guide for surface mounting the electric strike.
Lip extension brackets available for wide jambs.
Product withstands fire resistance per Australian Standard 1905.
Solenoid guaranteed for at least 1,000,000 cycles.
Sensor switch indicates lockset status (locked/unlocked).
Unique narrow strike base for streamlined door jamb solutions.
The GK300 series electric strikes are ANSI-sized devices designed for use with locksets, specifically those with a spring latch, and can accommodate keeper depths of up to 12 mm for in-swinging doors. These units are suitable for installation in most hollow metal frames and aluminum frames, with stainless steel plates ensuring strength and longevity. The strikes are designed to be both automatically and manually operable.
The GK300 series electric strikes are designed to secure doors by interacting with a lockset's latch bolt. When the door is closed, the strike's keeper holds the latch bolt, preventing the door from opening. To unlock the door, the strike's keeper retracts, allowing the latch bolt to disengage. The series includes models compatible with both spring latch and latch-bolt locks, as well as a model for night latches.
A key feature is the "Version Changeable" design, which allows the electric strike to be easily switched between fail-safe (power to lock) and fail-secure (power to open) modes in the field. This unique design helps distributors manage inventory and sales by adapting to varying needs and requirements.
For latch-bolt locks, the strike interacts with both the nib and the latch bolt. When the door closes, the nib deadlatches the latch bolt, and the latch bolt slides into the strike keeper's cavity, preventing the door from being opened or "jimmying." This security feature is particularly suitable for outward-opening doors.
The GK300 series offers various models to suit different door frames and lock types:
The "M" suffix in model numbers (e.g., GK300M) indicates a switch-monitored version.
Models with the "Sensor Switch monitoring output" function provide feedback on the lockset's status:
The GK300-9 series features a narrow strike base designed for streamline door jamb solutions. These strikes are also designed for use with door latches, having up to 12 mm keeper depth for in-swinging doors. An added indent to the latch helps overcome problems with some mortise locks sticking on opening.
The GK300 series is protected by multiple patents:
The product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship under normal service for a period of 3 years from the date of sale to the original customer. Gianni Industries, Inc. reserves the right to change specifications without notice due to its policy of continual development and improvement.
| Brand | GEM |
|---|---|
| Model | Gk300 Series |
| Category | Door Opening System |
| Language | English |
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