Camden Door Controls, a premier provider of door activation and locking devices, is pleased to introduce their newest Installation Guide – Camden’s Guide for Electric Strikes. This technical resource provides dealers and integrators with the essential information they need to know to select the correct type and model of electric strike for their application.

Providing better support to customers

Camden's Installers Guide to Electric Strikes provides an in-depth but easily understood explanation of the major issues that need to be considered when selecting the right electric strike. In addition, the guide provides a catalogue listing of all Camden strikes and a cross reference of Camden strike models equivalent to competitive models. It's part of Camden's commitment to providing customers with the very best technical support services.

"Selecting the correct electric strike for a specific application isn't always easy for low voltage system installers," notes David Price, Marketing Manager, Camden Door Controls. "We’ve designed this new guide to give installers the critical information they need – as part of Camden’s commitment to support our customers better than any other manufacturer in the industry."

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