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RUTHERFORD AL65 Combination Cylindrical & Mortise Electric Strike

The RUTHERFORD Electric Door Strike (MPN AL65) is a combination cylindrical and mortise electric strike with a 1-inch width and 6-inch height, constructed in stainless steel. It operates on 24V AC/DC input voltage…

SKU 3G-OTH-521475

Also listed as: AL 65 · AL-65

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RUTHERFORD
Item
AL65 Combination Cylindrical & Mortise Electric Strike
Part Number
AL65
Category
Combination Cylindrical & Mortise Electric Strikes
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Manufacturer Part Number
AL65
Type
Cylindrical/Mortise, Stainless Steel
Ht
6 in
Strike Type
Cylindrical
Input Voltage
24V AC/DC
Performance Duty Rating
1 - Heavy Duty

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Product Description

The RUTHERFORD Electric Door Strike (MPN AL65) is a combination cylindrical and mortise electric strike with a 1-inch width and 6-inch height, constructed in stainless steel. It operates on 24V AC/DC input voltage and carries a Performance Duty Rating of 1 - Heavy Duty, designed for cylindrical strike type applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the RUTHERFORD AL65 electric door strike used for?

The RUTHERFORD AL65 electric door strike is used in access control systems to secure doors in commercial and industrial facilities. It combines cylindrical and mortise strike functionality, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications where reliable locking and remote release are required.

What are the specifications of the RUTHERFORD AL65 electric strike?

The RUTHERFORD AL65 electric strike has a 1 in width and 6 in height, constructed in stainless steel. It operates on 24V AC/DC input voltage and carries a Performance Duty Rating of 1 - Heavy Duty. The strike type is cylindrical, and the manufacturer part number is AL65.

Where to buy the RUTHERFORD AL65 electric door strike worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the RUTHERFORD AL65 electric door strike to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us to order this heavy-duty electric strike for your access control project.

How to install the RUTHERFORD AL65 electric strike?

Installation of the RUTHERFORD AL65 electric strike requires proper alignment with the door frame and latch. Ensure the 24V AC/DC power supply is correctly wired per the manufacturer's diagram. For heavy-duty applications, verify the strike is securely mounted and the door closes without binding.

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3G Electric supplies RUTHERFORD combination cylindrical & mortise electric strikes. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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