FSH Electronic Door Strikes and Controllers

FSH Electronic Door Strikes, Magnetic Locks & Access Control Hardware

Shop FSH electronic door strikes and access control locking hardware at CTC Communications for secure door release, controlled entry and professional access control installations.

Electronic door strikes, also known as electric strikes or electric door releases, allow doors to be released remotely from an intercom, access control keypad, card reader, controller or security system. FSH offers a strong range of electric strikes, magnetic door locks and commercial locking products for residential, commercial and industrial applications.

FSH Electronic Door Strikes

FSH electronic door strikes are used to remotely release doors from compatible intercom and access control systems. They are commonly installed on pedestrian doors, reception entries, staff doors, apartment entries and controlled access points.

FES20 Series High Security Electric Strikes

The FES20 Series high security electric strikes are manufactured from stainless steel and accept voltages from 12 to 36VDC.

• Field selectable operation – Power To Lock (PTL) or Power To Open (PTO), with no loose screws or pins.
• Stainless steel construction – Designed for strength and long-term performance.
• 10mm strike lip included – Supplied as standard and pre-drilled for extension lips.
• Monitored option available – The FES20M monitored electric strike provides full monitoring.
• Monitoring features – LSS Lock Status Sensor, DSS Door Status Sensor and ATS Anti-Tamper Sensor.

FSH Magnetic Door Locks

FSH magnetic door locks are electronic access control locks that use magnetic force to hold a door closed.

Magnetic door locks are typically used in commercial and industrial settings where secure access control is important. FSH magnetic locks are available in monitored and non-monitored versions, with single and double lock options across selected series.

FSH FEM4300 Series Magnetic Door Locks

The FSH FEM4300 Series of electromagnetic locks is designed for commercial access control applications requiring reliable magnetic locking.

• Available as monitored or non-monitored – Choose based on whether lock status feedback is required.
• Single or double lock options – Suitable for selected single and double door applications.
• Up to 280kg holding strength – Provides strong locking support for suitable entry points.
• Dual voltage – 12/24VDC operation.
• 2-hour fire rating – Tested to Australian and New Zealand standards, as specified by the product range.
• No residual magnetism – Once powered off, the lock releases cleanly to support better door operation.
• LED status indicator on monitored models – Red-green indicator helps identify door and lock status quickly.
• 5-year mechanical warranty – Provides added confidence for commercial installations.

FSH FEM6600 Series Magnetic Door Locks

The FSH FEM6600 Series of electromagnetic locks is designed for higher holding strength applications where secure entry control is required.

• Available as monitored or non-monitored – Select the option that suits your reporting and access control requirements.
• Single or double lock options – Suitable for selected commercial and high-use door applications.
• Up to 580kg holding strength – Provides stronger holding force for suitable doors and entry points.
• Dual voltage – 12/24VDC operation.
• 2-hour fire rating – Tested to Australian and New Zealand standards, as specified by the product range.
• No residual magnetism – Supports cleaner release when the lock is powered off.
• LED status indicator on monitored models – Red-green indicator helps identify door and lock status quickly.
• 5-year mechanical and electronic warranty – Provides added confidence for professional installations.

How to Choose FSH Door Strikes & Magnetic Locks

The right FSH product depends on the door type, access control design, lock function and monitoring requirements. Electric strikes and magnetic locks work differently, so the correct hardware should be selected before installation.

• Check voltage – Confirm the access control power supply and lock voltage requirements.
• Confirm fail-safe or fail-secure operation – Match the lock to the door function and egress requirements.
• Choose monitoring if needed – Select monitored hardware where lock or door status needs to be reported.
• Match the frame and door type – Check mounting space, strike lip length, bracket requirements and door swing.
• Plan access control integration – Confirm compatibility with PIN pads, fob readers, card readers, intercoms and controllers.