SKU:ES20
Lox Non Monitored High Electric Strike - ES20
Login to buyLox Non Monitored High Electric Strike (ES20) is the non-monitored version of the ES20 strike and has a 10mm strike lip as standard. This prevents potential personal injury and damage to clothing as compared to electric strikes with a 15mm strike lip. This lock is easily interchangeable from fail-secure to fail-safe with the use of a small screwdriver.
Features
- Simple power to lock/power to release interchange
- No loose pins and springs
- 10mm strike lip pre-drilled for extension lips
- Multi-voltage: 10-30VDC
- Fire rated CE and RCM approvials
- Superior holding strength
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Vendor:
TotalSE
- Description
Product Overview
The Lox ES20 is a non-monitored, multi-voltage electric strike built for higher-traffic and higher-security doors. It has a 10mm strike lip as standard — a shallower lip than many electric strikes, which reduces the risk of personal injury and clothing catching compared to strikes with a 15mm lip. Like our ES15, it's easily interchangeable between fail-secure and fail-safe operation on site with a small screwdriver.
Built in stainless steel with no loose pins or springs, the ES20 runs on a wide 10-30VDC voltage range, giving it flexibility across different power supplies. It's a non-monitored strike, but if your project needs door/strike status monitoring, we also stock the monitored Lox FES20M for that purpose — ask our team which one suits your access control system. Supplied through Total Security Equipment.
Key Capabilities
Field-Selectable Fail-Safe/Fail-Secure
Switch between Power-to-Lock and Power-to-Release on site with a small screwdriver.
10mm Strike Lip
A shallower strike lip reduces the risk of injury and clothing catching compared to 15mm-lip strikes.
Wide Voltage Range
Runs on 10-30VDC, giving flexibility across different power supplies.
Fire Rated
CE and RCM approved, suited to commercial fire-rated door applications.
Best For
Higher-Security Commercial Doors
Stronger holding strength suits busier or higher-security commercial entries.
Fire-Rated Door Applications
CE and RCM approved for use on fire-rated commercial doors.
Access Control Upgrades
Pairs with a card reader, keypad, or intercom release for controlled entry.
Why Choose This Electric Strike
The ES20 steps up from our ES15 with a wider voltage range and a design aimed at higher-security commercial doors, while keeping the same field-selectable fail-safe/fail-secure convenience. The 10mm strike lip is a genuine safety consideration for high-traffic doors, reducing the injury and clothing-catch risk that comes with deeper strike lips. Available from Total Security Equipment.
Buyer Decision Tips
Key Features & Technical Specifications
| Model SKU | ES20 |
| Brand | Lox (Lox Locking) |
| Type | Non-monitored electric strike, high security |
| Operating Mode | Field-selectable Fail-Secure (Power-to-Lock) or Fail-Safe (Power-to-Release), switchable on site with a small screwdriver |
| Voltage | Multi-voltage — 10-30VDC |
| Current Draw | ≈250mA at 12VDC / ≈125mA at 24VDC (confirm with our team for your exact power supply) |
| Holding Strength | Up to 1000kg |
| Strike Lip | 10mm standard, pre-drilled for extension lips |
| Monitoring | Non-monitored (no built-in door-position/strike-status sensing switch) — ask about the monitored Lox FES20M if needed |
| Material | Stainless steel, no loose pins or springs |
| Fire Rating | Fire rated — CE and RCM approved |
| Dimensions | Approx. 180mm × 50mm × 30mm — exact figures vary slightly by source; confirm with our team |
| Weight | 3.0kg |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Warranty | 5 years |
Ideal Use Cases
Commercial Entry Doors
Strong holding strength suits busier commercial entries.
Fire-Rated Door Fit-Outs
CE and RCM approvals suit fire-rated commercial door applications.
High-Traffic Access Points
The 10mm strike lip reduces injury and clothing-catch risk on busy doors.
Upgrades From Basic Strikes
A step up from our ES15 for higher-security or higher-traffic applications.
FAQs
1. Is the ES20 fail-safe or fail-secure?
It's field-selectable — you can set it to either fail-secure (Power-to-Lock) or fail-safe (Power-to-Release) on site using a small screwdriver. Please confirm the correct mode for your door's fire/egress requirements with a licensed installer or our team.
2. Does the ES20 monitor door or strike status?
No — this is the non-monitored version. If you need door or strike status reported back to your access control system, ask our team about the monitored Lox FES20M instead.
3. How is the ES20 different from the ES15?
The ES20 has a wider voltage range and is positioned for higher-security commercial doors, with the same field-selectable fail-safe/fail-secure convenience as the ES15. Ask our team if you're unsure which suits your door.
4. What does the 10mm strike lip mean for safety?
A shallower strike lip reduces the risk of personal injury and clothing catching compared to strikes with a deeper 15mm lip, which can matter on busy or high-traffic doors.
5. Should I install this myself?
We recommend having it installed and wired by a licensed locksmith or security technician to ensure correct wiring, mode selection, and safe, compliant operation.
Additional Information
Melbourne HQ
26 Davies Ave., Sunshine North, VIC 3020
03 9079 5566
Sydney Branch
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Ordering & Support
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