SIB L02C-NO – Electric Strike Lock with Adjustable Door Opening Direction, 6V/12V DC/AC Support
Overview:
• The SIB L02C-NO is an electric strike lock designed for electronic door locking in access control systems.
• Supports adjustable door opening direction, allowing flexible installation according to door type and site requirements.
• Operates with 6V / 12V DC or AC power, providing installation flexibility for different access control setups.
• NO operation means the lock remains locked when power is off and unlocks when power is on.
• Suitable for use with access control readers, controllers, exit buttons, and power supply systems.
• Designed for doors that require electric strike locking with controlled access operation.
Key Features:
• Electric Strike Lock
• Electronic Door Lock Operation
• Adjustable Door Opening Direction
• NO Locking Mode
• Locked When Power Is Off
• Unlocked When Power Is On
• 6V / 12V DC/AC Power Support
• Suitable for Access Control Systems
• Compatible with Door Access Controllers
• Practical for Controlled Door Locking
Technical Specifications:
• Product Type: Electric Strike Lock
• Model: L02C-NO
• Lock Type: Electronic Door Lock / Electric Strike Lock
• Operation Mode: NO
• NO Function: Locked When Power Is Off / Unlocked When Power Is On
• Door Opening Direction: Adjustable
• Power Supply: 6V / 12V DC/AC
• Compatible Use: Access Control Readers / Controllers / Exit Buttons
• Application: Access Control Door Locking
Applications:
• Access Control Door Locking
• Office Door Access Control
• Residential Building Entrances
• Commercial Building Entrances
• Service Rooms and Utility Areas
• Staff-Only Restricted Areas
• Internal Door Locking
• Access Control System Integration
Connect Gates Recommendation:
• Connect Gates recommends the SIB L02C-NO for projects that require an electric strike lock with adjustable door opening direction.
• Its 6V/12V DC/AC power support and NO operation make it suitable for access control installations where the door must remain locked without power and unlock when power is supplied.
• It is a practical choice for controlled door access systems requiring flexible installation and standard electric strike operation.