Product Title
Adams Rite 7130 Electric Strike – MS Deadlock Conversion Faceplate
Product Description
The Adams Rite 7130 Electric Strike provides remote electrical unlocking for compatible Adams Rite deadlatches and cylindrical locksets. Its oversized 1-1/4" × 6-7/8" flat faceplate with radius corners is specifically designed to cover the existing frame opening when converting from an Adams Rite MS pivoted-bolt deadlock to a deadlatch.
The 7130 works with Adams Rite 4500, discontinued 4700 and 4900 Series deadlatches, as well as compatible cylindrical locks with a 1/2" to 5/8" latchbolt projection. When electrically actuated, the keeper releases the latchbolt, allowing the door to open without operating the latch with a key, paddle or lever.
The strike is available in 12-, 16- and 24-volt AC or DC configurations and may be field converted between fail-secure and fail-safe operation during installation. www.adamsrite.com
Important: The 7130 is the flat-faceplate conversion model. Its 6-7/8" faceplate is intended to cover the larger frame preparation left by an MS pivoted-bolt deadlock. For a radiused inactive-leaf application, review the Adams Rite 7131.
Key Features
- Oversized conversion faceplate
- Covers the existing strike opening when converting from an MS pivoted-bolt deadlock to a deadlatch
- Flat faceplate with radius corners
- Faceplate measures 1-1/4" × 6-7/8"
- Compatible with Adams Rite 4500 and 4900 Series deadlatches
- Compatible with discontinued Adams Rite 4700 deadlatches
- Accepts compatible cylindrical locksets
- Supports latchbolt projections from 1/2" through 5/8"
- Stainless-steel bolt-retaining keeper
- Available in 12-, 16- and 24-volt configurations
- AC and DC configurations available
- Field convertible between fail-secure and fail-safe operation
- Lip extensions available
- UL 1034 burglary-resistant listed
- UL 294 listed
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Adams Rite 7130 |
| Product type |
Electric strike |
| Primary application |
MS deadlock-to-deadlatch conversion |
| Faceplate shape |
Flat with radius corners |
| Faceplate dimensions |
1-1/4" × 6-7/8" |
| Compatible deadlatches |
Adams Rite 4500, 4700 and 4900 Series |
| Cylindrical-lock compatibility |
Compatible latchbolts with 1/2"–5/8" projection |
| Strike case |
1" × 3-3/8" × 1-5/8" deep |
| Strike opening |
5/8" × 1-7/16" × 1/2" deep |
| Keeper material |
Stainless steel |
| Voltage options |
12, 16 or 24 volts |
| Current options |
AC or DC |
| Operation |
Field convertible between fail secure and fail safe |
| Monitoring |
Not available |
| Lip extensions |
Available |
| Finishes |
313, 335 and 628 |
| Shipping weight |
Approximately 2 lb. |
| Listings |
UL 1034 and UL 294 |
Electrical Requirements
| Voltage |
DC Current |
AC Current |
| 12V |
0.33A |
1.42A |
| 16V |
0.22A |
0.63A |
| 24V |
0.17A |
0.74A |
Electrical Configuration Warning
- DC continuous-duty models operate silently.
- AC intermittent-duty models buzz while energized.
- An AC intermittent solenoid must not be continuously energized.
- Voltage and AC/DC duty must be selected correctly when ordering.
- Field conversion between fail-secure and fail-safe does not change the strike’s voltage or electrical duty.
Fail-Safe and Fail-Secure Operation
The 7130 may be field converted between:
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Fail secure: The strike remains locked when power is removed.
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Fail safe: The strike unlocks when power is removed.
The correct operating mode must be determined according to the opening’s security requirements and all applicable building, fire and life-safety codes.
Monitoring Is Not Available
The Adams Rite 7130 is not available with the optional two Form C monitoring switches offered on certain other 7100 Series models.
The 7130 cannot provide strike-based confirmation that:
- The latchbolt is engaged in the strike
- The strike jaw is blocked
If either status output is required, a different compatible electric-strike model and faceplate arrangement must be considered.
MS Deadlock Conversion Application
The larger 6-7/8" faceplate is intended to cover the existing frame opening when an Adams Rite MS pivoted-bolt deadlock installation is converted to a deadlatch and electric strike.
This does not mean that the 7130 directly works with the projected MS deadlock bolt. The existing MS deadlock must be replaced or converted to compatible deadlatch hardware.
The 7130 releases a compatible latchbolt. It is not designed to release an extended MS deadlock bolt.
Lip-Extension Options
The standard strike lip is intended for a 1-3/4" thick door that closes flush or nearly flush with the jamb face.
Lip extensions are available for the flat-faceplate 7130 when the door thickness, center-hung position or jamb profile creates a different door-centerline-to-jamb-edge dimension.
| Dash Number |
Door Centerline to Jamb Edge |
| -00 |
1-1/16" or less |
| -01 |
1-1/2" |
| -02 |
1-5/8" |
| -03 |
1-3/4" |
| -04 |
1-7/8" |
| -05 |
2" |
| -06 |
2-1/8" |
| -07 |
2-1/4" |
| -08 |
2-3/8" |
| -09 |
2-1/2" |
| -10 |
2-5/8" |
| -11 |
2-3/4" |
| -12 |
2-7/8" |
| -13 |
3" |
A door-centerline-to-jamb-edge dimension of 1-1/16" or less does not require an added lip extension. The applicable Adams Rite lip-extension family is 91-0171-01 through 91-0171-13. www.adamsrite.com
Available Finishes
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313: Dark Bronze Anodized
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335: Black Anodized
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628: Clear Anodized
These are the finishes identified in Adams Rite’s current 7130/7131 ordering table. content.assaabloyusa.com
Standard Package
The Adams Rite 7130 is individually boxed with:
- Electric strike
- Flat 6-7/8" conversion faceplate
- Mounting screws
- Mounting clips
- Adhesive shims
The adhesive shims accommodate jamb or stile extrusion thicknesses greater or less than the nominal 1/8" thickness.
7130 vs. 7131
| Feature |
7130 |
7131 |
| Faceplate dimensions |
1-1/4" × 6-7/8" |
1-1/4" × 6-7/8" |
| Faceplate shape |
Flat with radius corners |
Radiused |
| Primary application |
Flat frame or jamb conversion preparation |
Radiused inactive-leaf nose |
| Covers previous MS preparation |
Yes |
Yes |
| Lip extensions |
Available |
Not available |
| Monitoring |
Not available |
Not available |
Choose the 7130 when converting an MS deadlock opening and the strike mounts on a flat frame or jamb surface. Choose the 7131 when the same conversion is being performed on the radiused nose of an inactive leaf in paired narrow-stile doors.
7130 vs. 7100
| Feature |
7130 |
7100 |
| Faceplate dimensions |
1-1/4" × 6-7/8" |
1-1/4" × 4-7/8" |
| Primary purpose |
Covers prior MS deadlock strike preparation |
Standard compact flat-faceplate application |
| Monitoring option |
Not available |
Available |
| Lip extensions |
Available |
Available |
| Faceplate corners |
Radius corners |
Radius corners |
Choose the 7130 only when the larger conversion faceplate is needed. If there is no previous opening to cover, the shorter 7100 may be the more appropriate model.
Related Model Guide
This listing is specifically for the Adams Rite 7130.
| Model |
Primary Difference |
| 7100 |
Compact 4-7/8" flat faceplate with radius corners |
| 7101 |
Compact radiused faceplate for an inactive leaf |
| 7110 |
7-15/16" flat faceplate |
| 7111 |
10-1/4" flat faceplate |
| 7130 |
6-7/8" flat conversion faceplate |
| 7131 |
6-7/8" radiused conversion faceplate for an inactive leaf |
| 7140 |
Compact 4-7/8" flat faceplate with square corners |
Ordering Checklist
Confirm all of the following before ordering:
- An existing MS pivoted-bolt deadlock opening must be covered.
- The new locking hardware uses a compatible deadlatch—not an extended deadlock bolt.
- The installation requires a flat faceplate.
- The required faceplate measures 1-1/4" × 6-7/8".
- The latchbolt projects between 1/2" and 5/8".
- The deadlatch or cylindrical lock is compatible.
- The door-centerline-to-jamb-edge dimension has been measured.
- The correct standard lip or lip extension has been selected.
- The correct voltage has been selected.
- AC or DC duty has been selected correctly.
- Monitoring is not required.
- The correct finish has been selected.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Adams Rite 7130 designed for?
The 7130 is designed to cover the existing strike opening when converting from an Adams Rite MS pivoted-bolt deadlock to a compatible deadlatch and electric strike.
Does the 7130 work with an MS deadlock bolt?
No. The 7130 releases a compatible latchbolt. Its large faceplate covers the opening left by the previous MS deadlock strike preparation, but it does not electrically release an extended MS deadlock bolt.
What is the difference between the 7130 and 7100?
The 7130 has a 6-7/8" faceplate designed to cover an existing MS deadlock strike opening. The 7100 has a shorter 4-7/8" faceplate for standard installations.
What is the difference between the 7130 and 7131?
The 7130 has a flat faceplate. The 7131 has a radiused faceplate for the nose of an inactive leaf in paired narrow-stile doors.
Are lip extensions available for the 7130?
Yes. Lip extensions are available for the flat 7130 faceplate. They are not available for the radiused 7131.
Does the 7130 offer monitoring?
No. Adams Rite specifically excludes the 7130 and 7131 from the optional monitoring-switch configuration.
Which deadlatches are compatible?
The 7130 is designed for Adams Rite 4500, discontinued 4700 and 4900 Series deadlatches with a compatible latchbolt projection.
Can the 7130 work with a cylindrical lock?
Yes, provided the cylindrical lock has a compatible latchbolt projecting between 1/2" and 5/8".
Is the 7130 fail safe or fail secure?
It may be field converted between fail-secure and fail-safe operation during installation. Voltage and AC/DC duty must still be selected correctly when ordering.
What voltages are available?
The 7130 is available in 12-, 16- and 24-volt AC or DC configurations.
Can an AC 7130 be continuously energized?
No. Adams Rite specifies that its AC intermittent solenoid must not be continuously energized.
Is the 7130 handed?
The strike can be turned upside down for the opposite hand, according to Adams Rite’s official installation details. content.assaabloyusa.com
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