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Trine Trine 1002-2 Series - Fail-Secure, Light Commercial Electric Strike 7-15/16" x 1-7/16" Faceplate TRN-1002-2

Trine 1002-2 Series - Fail-Secure, Light Commercial Electric Strike 7-15/16" x 1-7/16" Faceplate

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1000 Series Electric Strikes

Trine 1002-2
For use in new or replacement installations in wood and metal jambs. Auxiliary lever ramps for use with locksets which contain dead locking levers. For use with locksets having up to 5/8” throw, based on 1/8” door gap.

Face Plate 7-15/16” x 1-7/16” -- Auxiliary Ramp 2-7/8” Height -- Mortise Backset 1-1/2” -- Cavity Depth 9/16” -- Cavity Width 9/16” -- Cavity Height 1-11/16”

Available Finishes: 1002A-2 (Aluminum Powder Coated) -- 1002-2DB (Dark Bronze Powder Coated)

1000 Series Features:

  • Durability - 500,000 Life Cycles.
  • Releases Under Slight Door Pre-Load.
  • Holding Force - 1000 lbs.
  • Tall Latch Cavity.
  • Non Handed Operation.
  • Screw Terminals - Quick Connection.

1000 Series Electrical Characteristics:

Voltage Amps Ohms (Ω) Duty Sound
6-12VAC 0.495 - 1.500 8 Intermittent Buzz
6-12VDC 0.750 - 1.200 8 Intermittent Silent
14-24VAC 0.270 - 0.480 50.0 Intermittent Buzz
14-24VDC 0.380 - 0.610 50.0 Intermittent Silent

Downloadable content:

1002-2 Dimensions (PDF)

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
1002-2
Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Electric Strikes
Product Type:
Electric Strikes
Subcategory:
Electric Strikes
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Outdoor Rated:
No
Lock Type:
Mortise or Cylindrical
Fail-safe / Fail-secure:
Fail-Secure
Face Plate:
7-15/16"
Fire Rating:
No
Product Category:
Electronic Access Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Trine 1002-2A-14-24AC/DC – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Trine 1002-2 electric strike work with my existing lockset's latchbolt?
The 1002-2 accepts locksets with up to a 5/8 inch latchbolt throw, based on a 1/8 inch door gap. The latch cavity is 9/16 inch deep by 9/16 inch wide by 1-11/16 inch high, and the mortise backset is 1-1/2 inches. If your lock throws more than 5/8 inch, or your gap is wider than 1/8 inch so the bolt sits deeper in the keeper, this is the wrong strike for the opening.
2) Does the Trine 1002-2 strike work with a deadlatch (dead locking lever) lockset?
Yes. The 1002-2 has an auxiliary lever ramp, 2-7/8 inches in height, specifically for locksets that carry a dead locking lever. The ramp holds the auxiliary plunger up on the strike face so the deadlatch stays depressed and the lock does not go unsecured when the door closes. That ramp is the reason this model gets specified over a plain flat-face strike on a cylindrical lever lock.
3) What happens at the Trine 1002-2 strike when the building loses power?
It stays locked. The 1002-2 is fail-secure, so the keeper holds on power loss and the door remains secured from the outside. Egress from the inside is still by the lockset lever, which is why fail-secure is the normal choice on an exterior or tenant entry. If your application needs the door to release on a power drop, this model won't do it. Hager's 2925, 2928 and 2930 strikes are field reversible between fail safe and fail secure.
4) Do I need to order a left hand or right hand Trine 1002-2 strike?
Neither. The 1000 Series is non handed, so one strike covers either swing. That matters if you're stocking spares across a building: one part number sits on the shelf for every opening instead of a handed pair. The two things you do have to pick when ordering are finish (aluminum powder coated or dark bronze powder coated) and voltage band, 6-14VAC/DC or 16-24VAC/DC.
5) Which voltage do I order for a Trine 1002-2, and will it work on AC or DC?
Two voltage builds are offered, 6-14VAC/DC and 16-24VAC/DC, so match the band to your access control power supply. Both AC and DC run on the same unit. On AC the strike buzzes, which is what you want on a doorbell or buzz-in entry so the tenant hears the release. On DC it's silent. The low band draws 0.495-1.500A on 6-12VAC or 0.750-1.200A on 6-12VDC at 8 ohms; the high band draws 0.270-0.480A on 14-24VAC or 0.380-0.610A on 14-24VDC at 50 ohms. All duty is intermittent, not continuous.
6) Will the Trine 1002-2 fit a standard 4-7/8 inch ANSI strike prep?
No. The 1002-2 faceplate is 7-15/16 by 1-7/16 inches, a long plate that needs its own cutout, not the 4-7/8 by 1-1/4 inch ANSI prep. If you're dropping into an existing ANSI pocket, the Dortronics 3300 and the Adams Rite 7170 both use a 4-7/8 by 1-1/4 inch faceplate, and the 7170 is made for hollow metal and wood jambs.
7) What is a fire-rated alternative to the Trine 1002-2 electric strike?
The Trine 1002-2 is not fire rated, so on a labeled opening you need a strike carried as fire rated. The Hager 2930 is a fire rated Grade 1 electric strike for cylindrical and mortise locks with 12/24VDC dual voltage, and the Von Duprin 6400 32D is a Grade 1 modular electric strike for mortise or cylindrical locks in fail-secure with a 3-hour UL 10C fire rating. Both cover the same mortise-or-cylindrical lock range the 1002-2 serves, with the fire label the 1002-2 does not carry.
8) The Trine 1002-2 does not fit an aluminum storefront jamb. What electric strike does?
The 1002-2 has a 7-15/16 inch by 1-7/16 inch faceplate and a 1-1/2 inch mortise backset intended for wood and metal jambs, which is more cavity than a narrow aluminum stile jamb gives you. For aluminum jambs, the Adams Rite 7100 Series uses a flat 1-1/4 inch by 4-7/8 inch faceplate and the Adams Rite 7160 uses a 1-1/4 inch by 4-7/8 inch faceplate, both built for aluminum jambs. The Adams Rite 7170 is the hollow metal and wood jamb version of that same 1-1/4 inch by 4-7/8 inch faceplate format.
9) Can the Trine 1002-2 be used on an exterior gate?
The Trine 1002-2 is not outdoor rated, so a gate or any exposed exterior mounting calls for a different body. The Camden CX-ED1959 Series is an outdoor rated electric gate strike built for that application. Keep the 1002-2 on interior wood and metal jambs, which is what its mortise cavity and auxiliary ramp are cut for.
10) What electric strike should I use instead of the Trine 1002-2 on a door with a rim exit device or vertical rods?
The Trine 1002-2 is cut for locksets with a dead locking lever and up to 5/8 inch throw, which is a mortise or cylindrical latch, not an exit device bolt. For a rim exit device, the SDC 30-4 Series is a rim mount strike for a 3/4 inch Pullman latchbolt in stainless steel, and the Hager 2945 is a fire rated rim exit strike with a latchbolt monitor. For surface vertical rods, the HES Folger Adam 310-4-2 is a complete Grade 1 electric strike pac built for that condition.
11) The Trine 1002-2 is fail-secure only. What electric strike can be set fail-safe or fail-secure in the field?
The Trine 1002-2 is a fail-secure strike, so the keeper stays locked when power drops and the function is fixed. If the opening needs the function chosen at install or changed later, the Hager 2925 is an electric strike with a 5/8 inch latch and field reversible fail safe/secure operation, and the Hager 2928 offers the same field reversible fail safe/secure operation. The Hager 2945 is a rim exit strike with field selectable fail safe/fail secure plus a latchbolt monitor if the door also has to report its latch state.
12) What is a heavy duty Grade 1 equivalent to the Trine 1002-2 for a high traffic door?
The Trine 1002-2 is a light commercial strike rated at 500,000 life cycles with 1000 lbs holding force. For an opening that wants a Grade 1 heavy duty body instead, the Alarm Controls AES-100 is a Grade 1 heavy duty electric strike, the Von Duprin 4211 32D is a Grade 1 heavy duty strike for cylindrical locks with 12/24 VDC field-selectable voltage, and the Securitron MUNL Mortise UnLatch is a Grade 1 strike for mortise locks. The 4211 and the MUNL also carry a fire rating, which the 1002-2 does not.
13) The Trine 1002-2 has no latch monitoring. Which electric strike reports door or latch status?
The 1002-2 uses screw terminals for the solenoid connection and nothing else, so there is no monitoring circuit to land. If the access control panel needs to see latch state, the Dortronics 3300 Series is an electric strike with a latch bolt sensing switch at 12/24VDC using a strike plate for ANSI prep at 4-7/8 in x 1-1/4 in, the Hager 2945 adds a latchbolt monitor, and the Camden CX-ED1799L-8 is a Grade 1 dual monitor fire rated strike supplied with 8 faceplates.
14) Is the Trine 1002-2 strike tough enough for an apartment building entry?
It's a light commercial strike rated at 500,000 life cycles with 1,000 lbs of holding force, and it releases under slight door pre-load, which is the practical bit on a door that gets pushed on or sits under wind pressure. For a high traffic main entrance or anywhere you want a Grade 1 heavy duty unit, look at the Alarm Controls AES-100, the Locknetics MDS100 or MS100, or the Von Duprin 4211, all catalogued as heavy duty.
15) Can the Trine 1002-2 strike be held energized to keep a door unlocked all day?
No. Every voltage configuration on the 1000 Series is rated intermittent duty, not continuous. Energizing it for long periods to hold a door in a passage condition will cook the coil. Use it for momentary release from a buzzer, card reader or intercom, and if you need a scheduled unlocked period, put that on the lockset or use a continuous duty device.
16) Will the Trine 1002-2 fit an aluminum storefront jamb?
It's built for wood and metal jambs with a 1-1/2 inch mortise backset behind a 7-15/16 by 1-7/16 inch faceplate, which is more depth and plate length than a narrow aluminum storefront stile normally gives you. For aluminum jambs, the Adams Rite 7100, 7160 and 7170 series are the strikes cut for that frame, using a 1-1/4 by 4-7/8 inch faceplate.
17) Which electric strikes work with the same 5/8 inch latchbolt throw as the Trine 1002-2?
The Trine 1002-2 handles locksets with up to 5/8 inch throw based on a 1/8 inch door gap. Peers built around the same 5/8 inch latch include the SDC 15 Series with 12/24 VDC operation, the Hager 2925 with a 5/8 inch latch, the Adams Rite 7240 for cylindrical locksets with 5/8 inch latchbolt projection, and the SDC 45F with 5/8 inch latchbolt compatibility and a radius corner faceplate. The 7240 and the 45F are fire rated; the SDC 25 Series is built for a 1/2 inch latchbolt instead, so it is a shorter throw than the 1002-2 covers.
18) Which electric strike needs less jamb cutting than the Trine 1002-2?
The 1002-2 needs a mortise backset of 1-1/2 inch with a cavity 9/16 inch deep, 9/16 inch wide and 1-11/16 inch high behind a 7-15/16 inch by 1-7/16 inch faceplate, which is a real cut in the jamb. Where that prep is not practical, the Locknetics NC450 is a no cut electric strike, and the Camden CX-ED1689L-4 is a fire rated universal low profile strike that ships with 4 faceplates to meet different existing preps.
19) I need one electric strike model to standardize across a mix of fire rated and non-rated openings. Is the Trine 1002-2 the right choice?
The 1002-2 covers a lot of a light commercial building - non handed operation, mortise or cylindrical locksets, wood or metal jambs, 6-12 or 14-24 volts AC or DC - but it is not fire rated, so labeled openings have to be picked up by something else. For a single model spanning both, the Camden CX-ED1410 and CX-ED1420 Series are universal Grade 1 ANSI fire-rated strikes, and the Von Duprin 6400 32D is a Grade 1 modular fire-rated body that serves mortise or cylindrical locks. Standardizing on one of those keeps a single part number across the whole facility.
20) Is the HES 1500 or HES 1600 a replacement for the Trine 1002-2?
They are not a like-for-like swap. The Trine 1002-2 is a complete light commercial strike body with its own faceplate, keeper and solenoid. The HES 1500 and HES 1600 items are electric strike accessories for those Grade 1 fire rated series, meaning parts that go with a 1500 or 1600 strike rather than a strike you can install by itself. If you want a whole HES-family body, the Folger Adam 310-1(X) is an electric strike body for 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch or 3/4 inch throw latchbolts.
21) Can the Trine 1002-2 be used on a pair of doors with an inactive leaf?
The 1002-2 is a single strike body sized for one 7-15/16 inch by 1-7/16 inch faceplate cut into a wood or metal jamb, so a pair of doors would need one at each leaf position that has a jamb to mortise into. Where the opening is a double door, the Rockwood electric strike for double doors uses a 3/4 keeper and is a Grade 1 fire rated 310-1 series unit built for that condition.
22) What is a lower cost electric strike with the same fail-secure function as the Trine 1002-2?
Two economy-positioned peers run fail-secure or in the same value tier. The RCI 15BS is an economy electric strike with fail-secure operation for a special offset latch entry, and the SDC 15 Series is a value strike for a 5/8 inch latchbolt with 12/24 VDC operation. Note the RCI 15BS is cut for an offset latch rather than the standard dead locking lever latch the Trine 1002-2 ramps for, so confirm the latch shape before swapping.
23) What finishes does the Trine 1002-2 electric strike come in?
Two: aluminum powder coated (1002A-2) and dark bronze powder coated (1002-2DB). Both are available in either voltage band, so a dark bronze frame gets a matching plate without forcing a voltage compromise. Powder coat rather than plated brass or stainless, so match it to the frame paint rather than to the lever finish.
24) How does the Trine 1002-2 compare to the Locknetics MS100 and MDS100 electric strikes?
The Trine 1002-2 is a light commercial strike carrying 1000 lbs holding force over 500,000 life cycles with non handed operation and screw terminals. The Locknetics MS100 US32D and MDS100 US32D are both heavy duty electric strikes, and the Locknetics CS450-32D is another strike in the same brand family. The Locknetics units are supplied in the US32D satin stainless finish, while the 1002-2 comes in Aluminum Powder Coated or Dark Bronze Powder Coated, so the visual match to existing hardware differs.
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