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1006 Series electric strike 
The strongest, most versatile electric strike available The 1006 series is the strongest and most versatile electric strike available. It meets or exceeds every standard developed for electric strikes. With 27 faceplate options, the 1006 can accommodate virtually every type of lockset on the market. Recently updated, the 1006 features a sleek new keeper and 100% stainless steel cast case. Tested to exceed 3,000 lbs. of static strength, 350 ft. lbs. of dynamic strength and factory tested to exceed 1,000,000 cycles of operation, the 1006 is in a class of its own. Specifications
Standard Features
Monitor Switches may not work with all faceplate options
1006 Series faceplate options J Option Operation: After releasing the latchbolt, the keeper returns to the locked position. 
E Option Operation: After releasing the latchbolt/deadbolt, the keeper is held open and recaptures the bolt when the door is closed. Not LBM/LBSM compatible. 
K, KD, KM Options Operation: After releasing the latchbolt, the keeper returns to the locked position. 
N, ND, NM Options Operation: The deadbolt is retracted during traffic hours. The latchbolt is released by the keeper. The keeper returns to the locked position. If the deadbolt is extended, the keeper will not recapture it. 
A, AD, AM Options Operation: Latchbolt and deadbolt are released by a single keeper. The keeper is held open to recapture the latchbolt and the deadbolt when the door is closed. Not LBM/LBSM compatible. 
T, TD Options Operation: Latchbolt and deadbolt are released by a single keeper. The keeper is held open to recapture the latchbolt and deadbolt, and the deadlatch is engaged when the door is closed. Not LBM/LBSM compatible. 
H, HD, HM Options Operation: Lockout feature - the electric strike will not release when the deadbolt is extended. The deadbolt is retracted during traffic hours. The latchbolt is released by the keeper. The keeper returns to the locked position. Not LBM/LBSM compatible. 
HT, HTD Option Operation: Lockout feature - the electric strike will not release when the deadbolt is extended. The deadbolt is retracted during traffic hours. The latchbolt is released by the keeper. The keeper returns to the locked position. * For the ASSA model 504, the top latchbolt is released by the keeper. The keeper returns to the locked position. Not LBM/LBSM compatible. 
R Option Operation: The hookbolt is released by the keeper. The keeper is held open to recapture the hookbolt when the door is closed. Not LBM/LBSM compatible. 
Z Option Operation: After releasing the latchbolt, the keeper returns to the locked position. 
J-2 Option Operation: After releasing the latchbolt, the keeper returns to the locked position. 
K-2 Option Operation: After releasing the latchbolt, the keeper returns to the locked position. 
KM-2 Option Operation: After releasing the latchbolt, the keeper returns to the locked position. 
N-2 Option Operation: The deadbolt is retracted during traffic hours. The latchbolt is released by the keeper. The keeper returns to the locked position. If the deadbolt is extended the keeper will not recapture it. 
T-2 Option Operation: Latchbolt and deadbolt are released by a single keeper. The keeper is held open to recapture the latchbolt and deadbolt, and the deadlatch is engaged when the door is closed. Not LBM/LBSM compatible. 
A-2 Option Operation: Latchbolt and deadbolt are released by a single keeper. The keeper is held open to recapture the latchbolt and deadbolt. Not LBM/LBSM compatible. 
H-2 Option Operation: Lockout feature- the electric strike will not release when deadbolt is extended. The deadbolt is retracted during traffic hours. The latchbolt is released by the keeper. The keeper returns to the locked position. Not LBM/LBSM compatible. 
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