Fail Safe Vs Fail Secure Locks: Understanding The Difference
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Learn how fail safe and fail secure door locks work for enhanced safety and security with electronic door hardware used in access control systems.
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This lock offers fail-secure operation (NO Mode); In the case of power-on, the lock tongue can be opened, when power is lost, the strike locks the
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