Trine

Anderson Lock carries a full selection of Trine Access Technology electric strikes, transformers, and low-voltage accessories built for dependable performance in commercial and light-commercial applications. One standout in the Trine lineup is the 4850 Series electric strike, known for its versatile fit, strong stainless-steel construction, and compatibility with rim exit devices. For smaller projects or light-duty installations, options like the Trine 001 Series provide reliable low-voltage security without overbuilding the hardware. Beyond electric strikes, Trine also offers a range of low-voltage transformers—including the popular 125 and 5205 models—designed to deliver consistent power to access control hardware. Whether you’re upgrading a high-traffic door, outfitting a new system, or replacing aging components, Trine products are engineered for straightforward installation and long-term reliability. Browse Anderson Lock’s Trine product catalog below. If you have questions—or if you’re ready to place an order—contact us online. Our team will get back to you quickly.

Trine 125, Transformer

SKU: 125

Voltage: 8/16/24V
Category: Low Voltage DC

$26.35

4850 32D ELECTRIC STRIKE STAINLESS STEEL

Trine 485032D, Commercial Low Voltage Electric Strike

SKU: 485032D

Finish: Stainless Steel
Voltage: 12/24 VAC/DC
Category: Electric Strikes
Electrified: Yes

$501.50

Trine 5205, Transformer

SKU: 5205

Voltage: 120V
Category: Low Voltage DC

$36.55

Trine 1, Light Commercial Low Voltage Electric Strike

SKU: 001

Finish: Satin Brass
Category: Electric Strikes
Electrified: Yes

$59.50

EN400 US32D ELECTRIC STRIKE STAINLESS STEEL

Trine EN400 Series, Commercial Low Voltage Electric Strike

SKU: EN40032D4D

Finish: Stainless Steel
Voltage: 12VDC
Category: Electric Strikes
Electrified: Yes

$415.65

Frequently Asked Questions — Trine Access Technology

1. What is the Trine 125 transformer used for?

The Trine 125 transformer provides 8V, 16V, and 24V low-voltage outputs, making it suitable for powering a wide range of low-voltage door hardware. It’s often paired with electric strikes that require flexible voltage options.

2. How does the Trine 5205 transformer differ from the 125?

The Trine 5205 transformer operates on a 120V input and delivers consistent power for commercial access control setups. It’s the better choice for systems requiring a traditional high-input transformer rather than multi-voltage output.

3. Is the Trine 4850 32D electric strike compatible with rim exit devices?

Yes. The Trine 4850 Series is designed specifically for rim exit devices and includes adjustable mounting features for easier installation on commercial metal or wood frames.

4. What applications are best for the Trine 001 US4 electric strike?

The Trine 001 US4 strike is intended for light-commercial installations. It offers satin brass finish options and is ideal for lighter-use doors that still require an electrified release mechanism.

5. Can the Trine EN400 US32D electric strike be installed outdoors?

Yes. The EN400 Series strike is manufactured for demanding commercial use and is suitable for applications requiring added durability. Its stainless-steel construction and 12VDC operation support installations exposed to heavier wear.

6. Are Trine electric strikes fail-safe or fail-secure?

Most Trine electric strikes, including the 001, 4850, and EN400, are available in various wiring configurations. Installers can choose fail-secure, fail-safe, or specific voltage options depending on the requirements of the access control system.

7. How do I choose the right transformer for my electric strike?

Match the transformer to the strike’s voltage and current requirements. For example, the Trine 125 works with devices requiring 8/16/24V outputs, while the 5205 delivers 120V for systems that need consistent high-input power.

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