UniFi Access Electric Strike Lock

UniFi Access Electric Strike Lock

Brand: Ubiquiti | Category: Network Security

SKU: UBQ-UA-Lock-Electric | Part #: UA-Lock-Electric | MPN: UA-Lock-Electric

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About the UniFi Access Electric Strike Lock

The UniFi Access Electric Strike Lock (UA-Lock-Electric) from Ubiquiti represents a purpose-built access control component engineered for seamless integration into enterprise door security ecosystems. As an in-frame electric strike lock designed for standard commercial door frames, this device delivers fail-secure locking behavior, remaining locked when unpowered to meet fire-rated door compliance requirements. The UA-Lock-Electric is rated for fire-rated door applications and accommodates both hollow-metal and aluminum door frames, making it suitable for diverse commercial building infrastructures. Power delivery occurs directly through the UniFi Access door hub, eliminating the need for independent electrical runs and simplifying installation logistics across multi-door deployments.

Network security architects and IT procurement teams responsible for unified access control infrastructure select the UA-Lock-Electric because it operates natively within the UniFi Access ecosystem, requiring a UniFi Access door hub as the control interface. Management and configuration flow through the UniFi OS and UniFi Access application, providing centralized administration alongside other network security components. The device supports access scheduling through UniFi Access software, enabling time-based door policies without additional hardware controllers. Audit logging capabilities record all access events through the UniFi Access platform, creating a complete transaction record for compliance auditing and forensic investigation. This integration eliminates point solutions and reduces operational overhead by consolidating access control within an existing Ubiquiti infrastructure.

Organizations standardizing on Ubiquiti platforms for physical and logical security benefit from the streamlined deployment and unified management model the UA-Lock-Electric provides. Whether expanding existing UniFi Access installations or implementing new access control across multiple facilities, this electric strike lock delivers the reliability and auditability required in regulated environments. Contact Omnixon Global to request a quotation for UA-Lock-Electric units and discuss volume pricing, lead times, and technical integration support for your access control project.

Technical Specifications

BrandUbiquiti
CategoryNetwork Security
SKUUBQ-UA-Lock-Electric
Part NumberUA-Lock-Electric
ConditionNew
ModelUA-Lock-Electric
Manufacturer Part NumberUA-Lock-Electric
Device TypeElectric Strike Lock
Locking ModeFail-Secure (locked when unpowered)
Fire Door CompatibilityRated for fire-rated door applications
System CompatibilityUniFi Access ecosystem (requires UniFi Access door hub)
Power SourceSupplied via UniFi Access door hub
Installation TypeIn-frame electric strike, standard commercial door frame
Frame CompatibilityHollow-metal and aluminum door frames
Management InterfaceUniFi OS / UniFi Access application
Control IntegrationNative UniFi Access door hub control interface
Access SchedulingSupported via UniFi Access software
Audit LoggingAccess events recorded through UniFi Access platform
Regulatory ConsiderationFail-secure design for fire-rated door compliance requirements

Frequently Asked Questions about UniFi Access Electric Strike Lock

What does the UniFi Access Electric Strike Lock do?

The UniFi Access Electric Strike Lock is enterprise networking hardware for data-center, campus, and branch deployments. Common roles include core/distribution switching, server uplinks, top-of-rack fabric, and edge connectivity in mixed Cisco/Juniper/Arista environments.

Is the UniFi Access Electric Strike Lock compatible with my infrastructure?

The UniFi Access Electric Strike Lock interoperates with standard switching protocols (LACP, MLAG/VPC, 802.1Q, OSPF/BGP). For specific cross-vendor scenarios — Cisco-to-Arista MLAG peering, fabric integration with Cumulus/SONiC, or migration from legacy Catalyst — our network engineers map a compatibility plan as part of the RFQ.