Adams Rite 22-0481-04-MP - Strike Spacer for 22-0430 Rim Strike

No. The Adams Rite 22-0481-04-MP is a strike spacer made for the Adams Rite 22-0430 rim strike, so it sits behind that mechanical rim strike on an aluminum stile door and sets how far the strike stands off the frame. The Securitron AOS is a set of armature offset strikes, which belong to an electromagnetic lock: the armature is the plate the magnet pulls against. If the opening has a 22-0430 rim strike, the 22-0481-04-MP is the matching spacer; the AOS parts are for offsetting a mag lock armature and will not shim a rim strike.

If the strike is an Adams Rite 22-0430 and the latch is falling short or riding past the keeper, the 22-0481-04-MP spacer shifts the strike out to correct engagement, which is cheaper than replacing the strike. If the problem is a sagging door, a worn hinge, or the wrong strike type entirely, a spacer only masks it. Adjustable-projection roller latch strikes such as the ABH 1890 with 5/16 inch adjustable projection or the ABH 1895 with 1/2 inch adjustable projection are a different animal, for roller latch applications rather than rim exit devices.

Use the Codelocks CL4000-RSB instead. The CL4000-RSB is a glass door strike box suitable for use with the CL4000 or CL4500 glass door locks, so it is built around that lock family and that door type. The Adams Rite 22-0481-04-MP is a strike spacer for the Adams Rite 22-0430 rim strike and is dimensioned to that strike, not to a Codelocks glass door lock. Match the part to the lock already on the door.

They do different jobs at the same point in the opening. The Cal-Royal ASA478 is a template ASA strike for commercial door hardware - it is the strike itself, the ASA-prep plate the latch enters. The Adams Rite 22-0481-04-MP is a strike spacer for the Adams Rite 22-0430 rim strike, so it is not a strike at all; it goes with a 22-0430 rim strike to set that strike's standoff. If the frame needs a strike, the ASA478 is the strike; if a 22-0430 is already specified and needs to be spaced out, the 22-0481-04-MP is the part.

That is a different way to close a gap, and it only applies if the opening can take a roller latch. The ABH 1890 Series roller latch comes with a full lip cast strike and 5/16 inch adjustable projection, and the ABH 1895 Series roller latch uses a T strike with 1/2 inch adjustable projection, so the latch itself is dialed in to meet the frame. The Adams Rite 22-0481-04-MP takes the other approach for an Adams Rite opening: it is a strike spacer that sets the standoff of the 22-0430 rim strike, leaving the exit device hardware as specified. Swapping to a roller latch changes the latching function of the door; the spacer does not.

The 22-0481-04-MP is ordered as a single model with no thickness or quantity options to choose. If your latch engagement needs more shim than one spacer gives, order the count you need for the openings you are adjusting.

No, they are not interchangeable. The Trimco 1268 is an anchor plate, 3-1/2 inches in diameter, and its round form is meant for anchoring rather than for backing a strike. The Adams Rite 22-0481-04-MP is a strike spacer cut for the Adams Rite 22-0430 rim strike, so its shape and hole pattern line up with that strike and its mounting screws. Substituting a generic plate leaves the strike screws unsupported and the strike face out of alignment with the latch.