Hager 2928 6R Electric Strike — Field-Selectable Fail Safe / Fail Secure, 1/2"–3/4" Latch, 12/24V AC/DC

The Hager 2928 6R is a commercial-grade electric strike designed for cylindrical latchbolt applications accepting a 1/2" to 3/4" latch. Operating on 12/24V AC/DC, this strike supports both fail-safe and fail-secure modes — field selectable to match the security profile of any controlled opening. The 6R suffix designates a 6-7/8" radius corner faceplate finished in ALM (aluminum), making it a clean, low-profile fit on standard commercial door frames. The Hager 2928 is a widely specified electric strike for access-control integrations on hollow metal and wood-frame commercial doors.

Institutional Grade Features & Benefits

• Field-Selectable Fail Mode: Switch between fail-safe (lock releases on power loss) and fail-secure (lock holds on power loss) without replacing the unit — essential for life-safety versus high-security applications.
• Dual Voltage Input (12/24V AC/DC): Accepts both AC and DC power at either 12 or 24 volts, simplifying integration with a wide range of access-control panels and power supplies.
• 1/2"–3/4" Latch Compatibility: Accommodates the most common cylindrical latchbolt throw sizes found on commercial cylindrical locksets, reducing the need for door prep modifications.
• 6-7/8" Radius Corner Faceplate (ALM): The radius-corner profile blends seamlessly into standard commercial door frame preparations; aluminum finish provides corrosion resistance and a neutral architectural appearance.
• Hager Commercial Pedigree: Hager is a preferred commercial hardware manufacturer known for stable product lines and consistent part availability — reducing the risk of forced replacements due to discontinuation.

Applications

The Hager 2928 6R is well-suited for access-controlled openings in office buildings, educational facilities, healthcare environments, and light industrial settings. It is commonly used with card readers, keypads, and intercom systems where a cylindrical lockset is the primary hardware. The field-selectable fail mode makes it appropriate for both egress-critical and high-security door positions.

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