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Ubiquiti UACC-Lock-Strike-Secure-15mm electric strike • fail-secure • 12 V DC

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Not in the Tallinn warehouse right now — shipped from the Baltic warehouse, delivery usually 1–3 working days.

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Product "Ubiquiti UACC-Lock-Strike-Secure-15mm electric strike • fail-secure • 12 V DC"

Ubiquiti UACC-Lock-Strike-Secure-15mm is a fail-secure electric strike for a UniFi Access door: without power the door stays locked and it releases when the hub applies 12 V. A door position contact is built in.

The strike needs a UniFi Access hub (e.g. UA-Hub-Door or UA-Hub-Door-Mini). A fail-secure lock does not release during a power cut – use a fail-safe lock on escape routes. It does not operate under preload: the door and lock must be precisely aligned.

Key Advantages and Features:

  • Fail-secure: During a power cut the door stays locked – for rooms that must stay closed without power.
  • Powered by the hub: 12 V DC, 400 mA – connects to the NO/COM terminals of the UniFi Access hub's powered lock relay, no separate power supply needed.
  • Door sensor built in: A built-in dry contact tells the hub whether the door is open or closed.
  • High holding force: Up to 1200 kg.
  • Two front plates: Short (124 mm) and long (202 mm) front plate for different frames.
  • Wooden and metal doors: Recess-mounted in the door frame, single-leaf doors.

Technical Specifications:

ParameterSpecification
Typeelectric strike, fail-secure (locked when power is lost)
Holding force1200 kg
Supply voltage12 V DC ±10 %
Current400 mA ±10 %
Wiringred 12V/NO, black 12V/COM – to the hub lock relay NO/COM terminals
Door position contactdry contact; door open = open, door closed = short; max 30 V DC, 0.1 A
Compatible hubse.g. UA-Hub-Door, UA-Hub-Door-Mini, UA-Ultra, UA-Hub-Gate (hub's powered lock relay, NO/COM terminals)
Door typesingle-leaf door (wood / metal)
Mountingrecessed into the door frame
Materialzinc alloy body, aluminium alloy front plate, stainless steel latches
Operating temperature−10 to +60 °C
Storage temperature−20 to +70 °C
Humidity5–90 %, non-condensing
Dimensionsbody 80 × 40 × 35 mm; short front plate 124 × 32 × 3 mm; long front plate 202 × 36 × 3 mm
Weightbody 185 g; short front plate 50 g; long front plate 130 g
CertificationsFCC, IC, CE; NDAA compliant

Suited to server room, storeroom or plant room doors that must stay locked during a power cut.

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Properties "Ubiquiti UACC-Lock-Strike-Secure-15mm electric strike • fail-secure • 12 V DC"
Access control type: Peripheral
System: Wired
Manufacturer "Ubiquiti"

Ubiquiti – radio links and UniFi networks

Ubiquiti is best known for its wireless products: airMAX and airFiber links take the network where cable cannot go. The UniFi line applies the same logic to wired networking and Wi-Fi.

Why Ubiquiti?

  • A radio link instead of cable – you can connect two buildings or yards without digging. In surveillance this is often the only sensible way to get a distant camera back to the recorder.

  • Unified UniFi management – access points, switches and routers in one controller, with a network map and monitoring.

  • Built for outdoors – most of the radio hardware is designed for a mast or a wall and copes with a Nordic climate.

We stock both point-to-point links and UniFi network gear. With any radio link, remember it needs line of sight — if there is forest or a building in the way, a stronger antenna will not fix it.

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