FSH by Schlage

Precision electromechanical locking hardware — electric strikes, maglocks and drop bolts — backed by SCEC approval and local support.

ControllerAny systemSwitches 12 or 24 V DCMonitoringDSS and LSSDoor and lock statusReleasedDoor closedFire tripSCEC approved FES20Fail safe or secure
1490 kgholding strength on the FES20 Series electric strike
SCECapproval for FES20 strikes on secure areas
400,000test cycles on the VE1260 EcoLock drop bolt
5 yearswarranty on FES strikes, FEM maglocks and the VE1260 drop bolt
Two ways to lock a door

Release the latch, or hold the door

FSH is the Allegion brand for the electric part of a door: the hardware that locks or lets go when the access control system says so. Which family we use depends on the door, the frame and what must happen in a fire.

Stainless faceplateBarbell lock changeKeeper frees latchDSS and LSS sensorsFES20: power to lock or release, set on site
FES10, FES15 and FES20

Electric strikes

A strike goes in the frame and lets the door's own latch through when it is powered or unpowered, so the mechanical lock and key stay in place. The locking mode is changed on site, without loose pins or springs.

  • FES10 Series mortice strikes, up to 1300 kg, IP56 on non-monitored models
  • FES15 Series surface strikes for rim locks, up to 1250 kg
  • FES20 Series high-security strikes, up to 1490 kg, SCEC approved
  • Monitored M models report door, lock and strike status
Fire panelTrippedDoor PSU, 24 V100%FEM6600ReleasedFEM4300 doubleReleasedVE1260 boltReleasedLocks off, doors free
FEM4300, FEM6600 and VE1260

Maglocks and drop bolts

Maglocks and drop bolts hold the door itself rather than the latch. They suit glass doors, double doors and doors with no lock of their own, and set up as power to lock they release the moment a fire trip cuts their supply.

  • FEM4300 maglocks up to 280 kg, single or double door
  • FEM6600 maglocks up to 580 kg, with no residual magnetism
  • Both maglocks fire rated up to two hours to AS 1905.1
  • VE1260 EcoLock motorised drop bolt, up to 1000 kg
What it does

Locks that report back

An electric lock is only as good as the way it is wired, powered and watched. These are the FSH features that matter most once the door is in use.

After hoursComms door forcedFoyer strikeClosed, lockedComms roomDoor forcedRear maglockClosed, lockedStair doorHeld openStore boltBolt thrownPlant roomIsolated

Monitored at the door

Monitored FSH models carry a door position sensor and a lock status sensor, and the FES20M also senses that the strike is in its frame. Wired to the controller, that turns a door forced or a door held open into an alarm.

CardPhoneFobExitDoor released08:14 Card, Foyer08:09 Exit, Rear07:52 Phone, Lab07:40 Denied, Cage

Opens for the right person

The reader decides who may enter and the FSH hardware does the physical work. Low current draw and a choice of locking modes let the same strike or maglock suit the controller already on site.

Motorised boltFrees under 35 kgBuilt-in door reed±4 mm misalignmentVE1260 EcoLock: 400,000 test cycles, 12 to 30 V DC

Doors that do not line up

The VE1260 EcoLock still releases with up to 35 kg of pressure on the bolt, so a crowd pushing on the door does not jam it. It copes with up to 4 mm of misalignment, or 12 mm with a special strike plate.

FEM6600FES10FES20VE1260FEL990FES15Hardware matched to each door

A lock for each door

Glass entries suit a maglock or drop bolt, timber office doors a mortice strike, rim-locked doors a surface strike, and stair doors an electric mortice lock such as the FEL990, tested to four hours on fire door assemblies.

PSU load · level 2 doorsFES20 at 24 V100 mAFEM6600 at 24 V250 mAVE1260 asleep15 mAFEL990 running100 mASupply load, mASizing notesVE1260 sleeps at 15 mAPeak when bolts cycleMaglocks draw all dayBattery sized to suit

Sized for the power supply

FSH publishes the current each lock draws at 12 and 24 V. We add them up per supply, allow for the drop bolt peaks, and size the battery so doors behave as designed when the mains drops.

ControllerDoor power supply12 or 24 V DC, fire inputFES20FEM6600VE1260FEL990ReaderExitLocks run from 12 or 24 V DC, so they suit most door controllers

Works with any access system

FSH makes the locking hardware, not the access control software, so it drops into whichever system runs the site. Surge protection on the maglocks and reverse polarity protection on the FEL990 help them survive the wiring faults that do happen.

The range

What FSH makes

Electric strikes

  • FES10 Series mortice strikes
  • FES15 Series surface strikes for rim locks
  • FES20 Series high-security strikes
  • Monitored M versions

Electromagnetic locks

  • FEM4300 Series, up to 280 kg
  • FEM6600 Series, up to 580 kg
  • Single and double door models
  • Monitored M models with a bicolour LED

Bolts and mortice locks

  • VE1260 EcoLock drop bolt
  • FEL990 and FEL990M electric mortice locks

Door holders and sensors

  • Electromagnetic door holders
  • High-security door position sensors
  • Electric cabinet locks
How it fits together

FSH hardware in a Teracom system

AT THE DOORCONTROLPEOPLEReaderCard, phone, fobExit buttonRequest to exitFES20 strikeMonitoredFEM6600 maglockPower to lockVE1260 drop boltGlass doorsAccess controlYour door controllerDoor power12 or 24 V DCFire panelReleases on a tripStaffCard or phoneSecurity deskForced and heldFire servicesDoors free to openMonitoring centreAfter-hours alarmsThe right lock on each door, switched by the access system and released by the fire panel

Each door gets the FSH hardware that suits it, wired to the access controller with door and lock monitoring, powered from a battery-backed supply and released by the fire panel when it must be. Forced and held doors can come through to our monitoring centre after hours.

Where we put it to work

  • Commercial offices
  • Government
  • Healthcare
  • Schools and universities
  • Aged care
  • Apartment buildings
  • Hotels
  • Retail
Teracom and FSH by Schlage

What Teracom does on an FSH job

  1. Specify

    Every door surveyed, with the strike, maglock or bolt chosen for the door, the frame, the fire rating and the security level before anything is ordered.

  2. Install

    Hardware fitted and aligned, cabled back to the controller and power supply, and the locking mode set for each door.

  3. Integrate with access control

    Door and lock monitoring wired in, fire release tested, and forced or held door alarms able to come through to our monitoring centre.

  4. Service

    Locks, power supplies and batteries checked on a maintenance plan, with warranty replacements arranged through Allegion.

FSH by Schlage is Allegion's dedicated electromechanical locking brand for the Australian access control market, supplying electric strikes, electromagnetic locks, electromechanical drop bolts, electric mortice locks, magnetic door holders, high-security door position sensors and electric cabinet locks. The range is built around the FES20 Series high-security electric strikes — stainless steel bodies with a field-interchangeable Power-To-Lock/Power-To-Open mechanism that lets installers reconfigure fail-safe or fail-secure operation on site.

FES-series strikes carry a 4-hour fire rating on fire door assemblies and meet the SL8 security and D8 durability grades under AS4145.2-2008, the Australian lock standard integrators are assessed against on tender. The FES20M variant holds SCEC approval, making it suitable for specification on government and security-classified sites, and is distributed through major Australian security wholesalers for straightforward local stock access and support.

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