Monteringsstolpar

Area of ??use: Mounting post 505 can be used in steel and aluminum frames. 510 in wood, steel and aluminium. 520 in insulated aluminum frames together with interlocked deadbolts.
Function: The choice of post is determined by a number of different factors, which together provide the optimal combination of door/lock/post.
One of the The most important factors are how the door itself is designed. The material of the frame/door leaf may vary, e.g. wood, aluminum or steel, and the profile of the door (unfolded/folded) must be taken into account.
In order to be able to choose electric end plate and mounting post, you must also know what type of mechanical lock is used, whether it is a single or double-fall lock and how big the tongue dimension between the front edge of the door leaf to the piston of the lock is.
Special standards for fire-rated doors: For doors with fire-technical class EI/E 60, EI/E 30 or EI/E15, simple electric closing plates must not be used as door retention fittings.
If in doubt regarding the lock/electric strike plate combination in fire-rated doors, contact the manufacturer or read the Swedish Housing Authority's Building Regulations BBR 94.3 section 5:6214.
More models are available.

For simple electrical end plates.
Area of ??use
Mounting post 511 can be mounted in wooden, steel and aluminum frames. 512 is intended for over-falsified thin wooden doors. 521 can be mounted in insulated aluminum frames together with double-fall locks.
Function
The choice of post is determined by a number of different factors, which together provide the optimal combination of door/lock/post.
One of the most important factors is how the door itself is designed. The material of the frame/door leaf can vary, e.g. wood, aluminum or steel, and the profile of the door (unfolded/folded) must be taken into account.
In order to be able to choose electric end plate and mounting post, you must also know the type of mechanical lock used, if it is a single or double-fall lock and how large the tongue dimension between the front edge of the door leaf to the lock piston is.
Special standards for fire-rated doors
For doors with fire-technical class EI/E 60, EI/E 30 or EI/E15, simple electric end plates may not be used as door retaining fittings.
If in doubt regarding the lock/electric end plate combination in fire-rated doors, contact Assa or read Boverket's Building Regulations BBR 94.3 section 5:6214.

For standard electric end plate.
Area of ??use: Post 725, 730, 731/17, 731/20 and 731/26 can be used in wood, steel and aluminum frames together with a double-fall lock mounted in the door leaf.
Function: The choice of post is determined by a number of different factors, which together provide the optimal combination of door/lock/post. One of the most important factors is how the door itself is designed. The material of the frame/door leaf may vary, e.g. wood, aluminum or steel, and the profile of the door (unfolded/folded) must be taken into account.
In order to be able to choose electric end plate and mounting post, you also need to know what type of mechanical lock is used, whether it is a single or double fall lock and how big the tongue dimension between the front edge of the door leaf to the piston of the lock is.
Special standards for fire-rated doors: The door must be fitted with a deadbolt whose piston cannot be adjusted. The engagement of the piston in the end plate must be at least 10 mm. For doors in class EI/E30 or EI/E15, the piston only needs to engage 7 mm.
If in doubt regarding the lock/electric strike plate combination in fire-rated doors, contact the manufacturer or read the Swedish Housing Agency's Building Regulations BBR 94.3 section 5:6214.
More models are available.

For extra strong electric strike plates. Select post according to lock function and door/frame type.
For standard electric strike plates. Choose post according to lock model (double or single-fall lock) and door/frame type . The posts below for double deadbolts meet the requirements for fire-rated doors.
For simple end plates.